Live insects and rats are two things that should definitely not be in a kitchen. But health inspectors found them. From fast-food to fancy to a day care for kids, we've got you covered in this week's Restaurant Report Card.
The school cafeteria is a restaurant if it's where you have to eat five days a week, and what inspectors found in one school kitchen lead consumer investigator Amy Davis to include it in this week's Restaurant Report Card.
There's Chinese, Indian and Mexican food, but all of the restaurants we're about to mention have something in common -- and that something has four legs.
A repeat visit to one Houston pizza place finds even more serious violations, but there are two spotless places in this week's Restaurant Report Card where you can take your family to chill out and have some fun.
From a doughnut shop to an upscale department store café, this week's Restaurant Report Card has a little bit for everyone. We also threw in a couple of non-restaurants because they were just too gross not to.
When diners were grossed out by what they saw at one northwest side Vietnamese restaurant, one man whipped out his cell phone to take video as evidence.
Finding out what health inspectors found at two tempting shopping mall eateries may help you trim your waistline, and double-dipping customers earned a local bakery a violation.
No matter what your fortune cookie reads, you probably won't be feeling lucky when you hear what health inspectors found at a Houston fortune cooking processing plant.
Featured in this week's Restaurant Report Card -- a place you wouldn't intentionally go to grab a bite to eat, but after you hear what health inspectors found, you might need to check in.
You may not want a sip of what health inspectors found at one upscale wine bar, and "I'm lovin' it" wasn't what they said when they walked into the kitchen of a local McDonald's.
In this week's Restaurant Report Card, one restaurant is back for a second helping of health code violations from inspectors and another popular downtown restaurant can't seem to cure its rat problem.
There may be more than sugar in your flan at one popular Mexican food restaurant, and you can keep laughing at a local comedy club that got a perfect score in this week's Restaurant Report Card.
KPRC Local 2 takes its weekly Restaurant Report Card to school cafeterias to show you what health inspectors are finding in the kitchens that cater to your children.
From salad to sushi, we've got it covered in this week's Restaurant Report Card. But you may not be craving what health inspectors found inside some local kitchens.
All across our area, there are kitchens serving food to your kids every day, whether they like it or not. KPRC Local 2 consumer investigator Amy Davis takes the Restaurant Report Card to school cafeterias.
When you open a new restaurant, buzz is good. But health inspectors say what they found flying around several eateries is actually more of a buzz-kill for your appetite.
You don't even have to eat out to have an interest in this week's Restaurant Report Card. That's because health inspectors checked out the deli at a local grocery store, and what they found just might make you lose your appetite.
Have you decided what you're doing for dinner? You may want to hold off on your plans just long enough to see this week's good, bad and just plain gross report from the Houston Health Department.
