Pittsburgh Restaurant Cited for Health Violations by State Inspectors
A Pittsburgh-area restaurant, Do Wood-Fired on Fifth Street in Irwin, has been cited by state inspectors for failing to comply with health regulations. During a recent inspection, it was found that food items such as cheese, chicken, and other meats were stored in a beverage cooler at temperatures between 58 and 68 degrees, instead of the required 41 degrees or below. This violation poses a risk of foodborne illnesses, prompting the state to take action against the establishment. 
