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Emergency Closure InspectionDBPR disposition: Emergency order recommended
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PHILLY'S

2166 W NINE MILE ROAD · PENSACOLA · Escambia County · FL 32514

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Inspection Summary

Inspection dateAugust 28, 2024
Inspection typeRoutine – Food
Inspection classFood
DBPR dispositionEmergency order recommended
Resultfacility_temporarily_closed
Inspection number3462321
Visit number1
Inspection Visit ID8773318
DBPR license2706005

Emergency Closure Summary

ClosedAugust 28, 2024 3:49 PM
StatusReopened after callback/compliance
ReopenedAugust 29, 2024 11:55 AM
Record basisDBPR weekly closure extract
Closure conditionRoach activity

Violation Summary

Counts reported for this inspection visit.

Full inspector observations available
1 High Priority0 Intermediate1 Basic0 Critical0 Non-Critical2 Total
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All DBPR Inspector Observations

2 full violation description(s) documented by the inspector during this visit.

High Priority 1

#2High Priority35A-05-4

High Priority – Roach activity present as evidenced by live roaches found. Observed three live roaches crawl up wall in back of kitchen at mop sink. **Warning**

Warning

Basic 1

#1Basic35A-03-4

Basic – Dead roaches on premises. Observed one dead roach on plastic wrap of single serve to go containers. The violation is being addressed on previous callback inspection. **Warning**

Warning

Inspector observations synchronized from DBPR on August 10, 2026 3:03 AM.

Violation category totals
Category 35 · Pest control / insects / rodents / animals / outer openings
2 observation(s)

Inspection records and inspector observations reflect conditions documented by DBPR at the time of the inspection and may not reflect current conditions.