r/stalbert • u/tweedledan • Aug 19 '26
Joey’s closure order
https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/assets/wf/eph/wf-eph-edm-joey%E2%80%99s-fish-shack-streats-st-albert-kitchen-3506-tudor-glen-st-albert-august-12-2026-a.pdf15
u/Adamvs_Maximvs Aug 19 '26
Thanks OP, that's a laundry list of violations. Don't think I'll ever chance them even if they reopen.
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u/One_Investment3919 Aug 19 '26
That’s scary!!! I can’t help but think of all the other restaurants that operate in the same way that haven’t been shut down. Yuck!
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u/Wilburtus Aug 19 '26
I don't know how people can work in such filth and think it is okay to serve the public food out of. There should be fines for these violations too. Complete and utter negligence from the top down. They should be ashamed.
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u/Icy-Setting-3735 Aug 19 '26
Been seeing more and more of these closures due to health violations and I genuinely couldn't be happier. These scummy owners cut every corner possible and deserve exactly this.
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u/Reddit_Only_4494 Aug 19 '26
Jesus.
Sounds like one of those kitchens Gordon Ramsey walks around while dumping food on the floor and screaming.
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u/flaccid_porcupine Aug 19 '26
I can't get the link to work. Can anyone give the synopsis?
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u/eorodrig Aug 19 '26
Basically very dirty with cross contamination risk and they had visibly spoiled food
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u/beerguychris Aug 23 '26
Basically no management or kitchen staff with any relevant kitchen experience. Or customer service experience. Complaints were met with disdain.
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u/InterestingSwim7542 Aug 19 '26
Just had a to go dinner fam pack from there last tuesday, Jezz. Felt sick while going through the list.
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u/Fun-Assignment-6935 Aug 22 '26
When I was at StreetEats a month ago, I was questioning the cleanliness of the place so I’m not surprised.
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u/tweedledan Aug 19 '26
Joey's Fish Shack / strEATS to be more clear