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Harms Way Bar & Grill

1103 15TH, Bloomer, WI 54724 · Chippewa County

4cited violations
2serious tier
3inspections

Establishment

Type
Restaurant (retail food serving meals) (Retail Food - Serving Meals)
Inspected by
Chippewa County Department of Public Health
License / ID
HSAT-7QWKKT
Status
Permitted
Phone
(715) 568-3999
Official record
Chippewa County Department of Public Health inspection reports

Other public records for this business

Year by year

YearInspectionsViolationsSerious
2026111
2025110
2024121

Inspections

  1. Mar 24, 2026 Routine · 1 priority
    • Serious Priority Corrected on site

      FOOD CONTACT SURFACES - WAREWASHING EQUIPMENT, CHEMICAL, TEMPERATURE, pH, CONCENTRATION AND HARDNESS

      The Member's Mark sanitizer in one of the buckets is not being used according to EPA registered label use instructions and is at 500 PPM. The bar 3 compartment sink and kitchen sink were a little too low.

      Correction: Provide training to employees on proper use and concentration of sanitizer or repair or adjust warewashing equipment to provide proper sanitizer concentration. Quat sanitizer should always be made to 200-400 ppm for use on food contact surfaces.

      Code 4-501.114 (A) - (E)

  2. Jan 8, 2025 Routine · 1 core
    • Not serious Core

      FOOD SAFETY FOR SMALL OPERATORS - EXPIRED CERTIFICATION

      The retail food establishment's food safety for small operators certification has expired.

      Correction: Reaaply for initial certification as required under 12-201.11.

      Code 12-401.11 (C)

  3. Jan 16, 2024 Routine · 1 priority, 1 priority foundation
    • Serious Priority Corrected on site

      PACKAGED AND UNPACKAGED FOOD - RAW OVER RTE-FOODS

      Walk in cooler. Lettuce and tomatoes stored under raw shelled eggs.

      Correction: Reorganize food storage so that ready-to-eat foods are stored above raw animal food and raw vegetables.

      Code 3-302.11 (A) (1)

    • Not serious Priority Foundation

      RTE/TCS FOOD - DATE MARKING METHODS

      Date marking method for several thawed meat products and milk in walk in cooler and 2 door kitchen cooler is inadequate. No date mark was present on bags of ham, prime rib, chicken, steak, milk.

      Correction: Adjust method or procedures so that all ready-to-eat time/temperature control for safety food, if required, are provided with an approved method of date marking. Discard improperly date marked food or food that has past the 7 day shelf life.

      Code 3-501.17 (D)

Source: Chippewa County Department of Public Health. History last read Oct 8, 2026. Violation text is the inspector's wording. “Serious” is the source's own top tier. About this data.