[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on November 24 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.]
Lumberjacks Restaurant underwent a routine health inspection on November 24 by the Sacramento health department. Health officials documented several violations during the visit, including faucet leaks and gaps in the walls.
Lumberjacks Restaurant
- When: November 24, 2025
- Where: 5820 Madison Ave, Sacramento, CA 95841
Lumberjacks Restaurant is a home-style, comfort food diner. The eatery is known for its large portions and countryside meals. According to the report, violations included:
- No food safety certificate was available in the restaurant.
- An employee handled raw meat and raw eggs and then touched ready-to-eat foods right after, the report said. The employee was also seen wiping their hands on their apron.
- Gravy and chicken in the hot holding unit were found at unsafe temperatures. The gravy was reheated, and the chicken was discarded.
- The sanitizer in the warewashing machine measured 0 ppm and was corrected during the inspection, the report noted.
- Household microwaves were in use which the report said must be replaced within 60 days. Standing water was found inside the refrigerator under the grill.
- The mop sink faucet was found leaking.
- The tallow bin was found left open and is expected to be corrected within 24 hours.
- Gaps were observed between the floor and wall throughout the facility.
- A porous ceiling tile was found in the warewashing area.
- The posted health permit was not up to date. The report said the current permit must be located and posted within 7 days, or a replacement should be requested.
The detailed report is available online…