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"City health inspectors found cilantro with an extra kick as they toured area restaurants this week. A bundle of cilantro was stored on an electrical wire at a Northeast Side convenience store. An employee at the store handled raw eggs, then food, without changing gloves. Cooked rice was stored in a T-shirt bag. Those violations landed the establishment on this week's roundup. READ ALSO: 5 things Elon Musk should do in San Antonio once he moves to Texas Elsewhere, inspectors found black residue in the ice machine and dead roaches at a South Side restaurant. Farther south, they discovered flying insects in the kitchen at a chain eatery. A total of 24 eateries failed to score an \"A\" during inspections by the city's Metropolitan Health District. Continue scrolling for a look at the violations spotted by inspectors this week. Restaurants are graded on a 100-point system where \"100\" is a perfect score, and demerits are based upon the number of violations found during a regular food establishment inspection. There are three categories of demerits and each is assigned a demerit score between 1 and 3 points, according to the health division. If you have questions about inspections or complaints about a food establishment, contact the Metropolitan Health District office by calling 3-1-1 or 210-207-6000. Be prepared to provide the name, location, date of incident and details of the incident."
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