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City inspectors recorded this establishment as out of business on 2022-12-19. Its inspection history is kept below in full — the record does not stop being true because the business shut. The city publishes no reason for a closure, and none is inferred here. A licence can be reinstated; if this one is inspected and graded again, the notice clears on the next rebuild.

As of 2022-08-05, Whale Fish & Chicken passed its most recent City of Chicago health inspection.

Whale Fish & Chicken

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5650 W Division St, Chicago, IL 60651
Humboldt Park · Chicago Dept. of Public Health · Last inspected 2022-08-05
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Violations at most recent inspection

OBSERVED THE FLOOR OF THE WALK IN UNIT WITH A BUILD UP OF FOOD SPILLS AND STAINS ON FLOOR. INSTRUCTED TO CLEAN AND MAINTAIN.
core violation
OBSERVED THE FLOOR THROUGHOUT THE FACILITY IN THE FRONT WHERE THE FLOUR IS STORED, THE REAR THREE COMPARTMENT SINK AREA, THE REAR STORAGE AREA BY THE OIL FILTERING UNIT UNDER AND AROUND ALL COOKING AND NON COOKING EQUIPMENT. INSTRUCTED TO CLEAN AND MAINTAIN ALL AREAS AS A MEANS OF PREVENTING POSSIBLE PEST AND INSECT HARBORING.
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Inspection history — tap to expand

20223 inspections

Whale Fish & Chicken health inspection FAQ

Has Whale Fish & Chicken passed its most recent Chicago health inspection?

Whale Fish & Chicken passed its most recent City of Chicago health inspection, conducted on 2022-08-05. This reflects the restaurant's current status as tracked by the Chicago Department of Public Health -- GUTCHECK rebuilds this page from the city's live data feed, so it updates automatically as new inspections are recorded.

What violations did Whale Fish & Chicken have at its last health inspection?

Inspectors recorded 2 violations at Whale Fish & Chicken's most recent inspection on 2022-08-05. Full violation text is listed on this page below.

When was Whale Fish & Chicken last inspected by the City of Chicago?

Whale Fish & Chicken was last inspected on 2022-08-05. GUTCHECK's data is sourced directly from the City of Chicago's public Food Inspections feed and rebuilt on every deploy, so this date reflects the most recent inspection on file at the time you're viewing this page.