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  • Client / Site

  • Date and Time of Inspection

  • Inspected by

  • Location

Front-of-House Cleaning Checklist

  • Wipe down the walls if necessary

  • Sanitize the tables

  • Inspect and wipe down the condiments and salt and pepper shakers

  • Wipe down all the counters

  • Clean the seats and benches

  • Run cloth napkins, tablecloths, and wait for staff aprons through the washing machine

  • Vacuum the carpets

  • Take out the trash and recycling

  • Clean the interior and exterior of all the trash and recycling bins

  • Sweep and mop the floors

  • Clean and sanitize your bathrooms by:

  • • Disinfecting the toilets

  • • Wiping down the sinks

  • • Emptying out feminine hygiene product bags

  • • Taking out the trash

  • • Sweeping and mopping the floors

Back-of-House Cleaning Checklist

  • Wipe down the walls wherever there are splashes

  • Clean the grill, griddle, range, flattop, and fryer. Make sure to get underneath the equipment, too

  • Change the foil lining on top of the ranges, grills, and flattops

  • Wipe down other equipment, such as coffee makers, microwaves, toasters, and meat slicers

  • Disinfect prep area surfaces

  • Clean beverage dispenser heads in the soda fountains. Bars should clean the tips of the soda guns

  • Wash utensils, small wares, flatware, and glassware and let them air dry overnight

  • Clean the sinks

  • Wash rags, towels, aprons, and uniforms in the washing machine

  • Refill soap dispensers and replace empty paper towel rolls

  • Sweep walk-in refrigerators and storage areas

  • Take out the trash and recycling

  • Disinfect the waste disposal area and clean the trash cans

  • Sweep and mop the floors

Completion

  • Recommendations

  • Inspector's Full Name and Signature

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