Marco Island Restaurant Inspection

Stonewalls

551 S COLLIER BLVD STE 100, MARCO ISLAND, FL 34145

Latest published DBPR result

Inspection Completed - No Further Action

September 22, 2026 · Routine - Food

1 High priority2 Intermediate2 Basic

2 marked corrected on-site. See the report for remaining findings.

Unofficial routine score: 82/100 · BBased on 5 routine inspections in the past 2 years.How this summary works →

Latest Published Visit

September 22, 2026

High priority1
Intermediate2
Basic2
Total findings5
Inspector observationsRelayed from the official DBPR inspection report
High Priority 03B-01-6

Time/temperature control for safety food, other than whole meat roast, hot held at less than 135 degrees Fahrenheit. In the steam table, cooked chicken (123F - Hot Holding). Operator moved the cooked chicken to the oven to reheat and increased the heat of the steam table. Cooked chicken reheated to 172F.

Corrected On-Site
Intermediate 02C-02-5

Ready-to-eat, time/temperature control for safety food prepared onsite and held more than 24 hours not properly date marked. In the 2 door upright reach in cooler in front of the grill station of the cook line, in house sliced provolone cheese, deli turkey and deli ham are not date marked. Per operator the items were sliced two days prior. Operator date marked the un labeled items.

Corrected On-Site
Intermediate 41-17-4

Spray bottle containing toxic substance not labeled. There is an unlabeled chemical spray bottle in the dishwashing area.

Basic 10-20-4

In-use tongs stored on garbage between uses. There is a set of tongs on a garbage can at the entrance to the cook line. Operator moved the tongs to the dish washing station.

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Basic 25-06-4

Single-service articles not stored inverted or protected from contamination. There are unprotected coffee filters in the coffee station at the front counter.

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Earlier Visits

6 earlier visits on file

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April 22, 2026Complaint Full 2 findings

DBPR reported name: Stonewalls

Official resultInspection Completed - No Further Action

High priority1
Intermediate1
Basic0
Total2
Inspector observationsRelayed from the official DBPR inspection report
High Priority 14-31-5

Nonfood-grade bags used in direct contact with food. Next to the combi oven there is a loaf of bread inside and in contact with a nonfood-grade to go bag. Operator replaced the to go bag with a food grade bag.

Corrected On-Site
Intermediate 22-02-4

Food-contact surface soiled with food debris, mold-like substance or slime. There is a buildup of dried food debris on the can opener blade. Operator moved the can opener to the dish washing area.

Corrective Action Taken
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March 6, 2026Routine - Food 2 findings

DBPR reported name: Stonewalls

Official resultCall Back - Admin. complaint recommended

High priority1
Intermediate0
Basic1
Total2
Inspector observationsRelayed from the official DBPR inspection report
High Priority 03A-02-5

From initial inspection : High Priority - Time/temperature control for safety food cold held at greater than 41 degrees Fahrenheit. On a shelf by the oven garlic butter (62F - Cold Holding); Corned beef 59F cold holding; Cut tomatoes 51F cold holding; Cooked sausage 56F cold holding; American cheese 53F cold holding; Butter 55F cold holding; Raw shell eggs 65F ambient temperature cold holding; Fish 46F cold holding; Ham 52F cold holding; Canadian bacon 56F cold holding; Chicken 51F cold holding; Taco meat 56F cold holding; Ground beef 52F cold holding; Beef 47F cold holding; Heavy cream 55F cold holding; Liquid eggs 61F cold holding; Shrimp 52F cold holding; Calamari 52F cold holding. See stop sale. - From follow-up inspection 2026-03-06: Ham 47F cold holding, cooked sausage 48F cold holding, chicken 47F cold holding. Operator began icing all food in the cooler. Per operator the cooler was loaded less than 4 hours prior.

WarningAdmin Complaint
Basic 14-11-5

From initial inspection : Basic - Equipment in poor repair. Both door gaskets on the make table cooler at the entrance to the cook line and on the make table cooler on the inside of the cook line are damaged. - From follow-up inspection 2026-03-06:

WarningAdmin Complaint
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March 5, 2026Routine - Food 4 findings

DBPR reported name: Stonewalls

Official resultWarning Issued

High priority3
Intermediate0
Basic1
Total4
Inspector observationsRelayed from the official DBPR inspection report
High Priority 08A-20-5

Raw animal foods not properly separated from each other in holding unit based upon minimum required cooking temperature. In the bottom of the inner most make table cooler on the cook line raw chicken is stored on top of raw fish. Both the chicken and the fish were discarded under stop sale order for temperature abuse.

Warning
High Priority 01B-02-5

Stop Sale issued on time/temperature control for safety food due to temperature abuse. Time/temperature control for safety food cold held at greater than 41 degrees Fahrenheit. On a shelf by the oven garlic butter (62F - Cold Holding); Corned beef 59F cold holding; Cut tomatoes 51F cold holding; Cooked sausage 56F cold holding; American cheese 53F cold holding; Butter 55F cold holding; Raw shell eggs 65F ambient temperature cold holding; Fish 46F cold holding; Ham 52F cold holding; Canadian bacon 56F cold holding; Chicken 51F cold holding; Taco meat 56F cold holding; Ground beef 52F cold holding; Beef 47F cold holding; Heavy cream 55F cold holding; Liquid eggs 61F cold holding; Shrimp 52F cold holding; Calamari 52F cold holding. See stop sale.

Warning
High Priority 03A-02-5

Time/temperature control for safety food cold held at greater than 41 degrees Fahrenheit. On a shelf by the oven garlic butter (62F - Cold Holding); Corned beef 59F cold holding; Cut tomatoes 51F cold holding; Cooked sausage 56F cold holding; American cheese 53F cold holding; Butter 55F cold holding; Raw shell eggs 65F ambient temperature cold holding; Fish 46F cold holding; Ham 52F cold holding; Canadian bacon 56F cold holding; Chicken 51F cold holding; Taco meat 56F cold holding; Ground beef 52F cold holding; Beef 47F cold holding; Heavy cream 55F cold holding; Liquid eggs 61F cold holding; Shrimp 52F cold holding; Calamari 52F cold holding. See stop sale.

Warning
Basic 14-11-5

Equipment in poor repair. Both door gaskets on the make table cooler at the entrance to the cook line and on the make table cooler on the inside of the cook line are damaged.

Warning
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October 15, 2025Routine - Food 1 finding

DBPR reported name: Stonewalls

Official resultInspection Completed - No Further Action

High priority0
Intermediate0
Basic1
Total1
Inspector observationsRelayed from the official DBPR inspection report
Basic 14-01-5

Bowl or other container with no handle used to dispense food. In a pan of pulled pork there is a 2 cup to go container. Operator discarded the to go container.

Corrected On-Site
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April 30, 2025Routine - Food 9 findings

DBPR reported name: Stonewalls

Official resultAdministrative complaint recommended

High priority4
Intermediate0
Basic5
Total9
Inspector observationsRelayed from the official DBPR inspection report
High Priority 08A-20-5

Raw animal foods not properly separated from each other in holding unit based upon minimum required cooking temperature. On the floor of the double door upright reach in cooler in the prep area raw ground beef and raw whole muscle beef. Operator separated the raw ground beef from the raw whole muscle beef.

Corrected On-SiteAdmin Complaint
High Priority 01B-13-4

Stop Sale issued due to food not being in a wholesome, sound condition. Commercially processed reduced oxygen packaged fish bearing a label indicating that it is to remain frozen until time of use no longer frozen and not removed from reduced oxygen package. In the double door upright reach in cooler in the prep kitchen there are six 6 ounce portions of mahi mahi fully thawed inside commercial reduced oxygen packages that state remove from package and thaw under refrigeration. See stop sale.

High Priority 01B-02-5

Stop Sale issued on time/temperature control for safety food due to temperature abuse. Time/temperature control for safety food cold held at greater than 41 degrees Fahrenheit. On the cutting board of the make table in front of the grill, shell eggs (70F - Cold Holding); liquid eggs (58F - Cold Holding). See stop sale

High Priority 03A-02-5

Time/temperature control for safety food cold held at greater than 41 degrees Fahrenheit. On the cutting board of the make table in front of the grill, shell eggs (70F - Cold Holding); liquid eggs (58F - Cold Holding). Provided operator with a copy of time as a public health control. See stop sale.

Corrective Action Taken
Basic 06-09-1

Commercially processed reduced oxygen packaged fish bearing a label indicating that it is to remain frozen until time of use no longer frozen and not removed from reduced oxygen package. In the double door upright reach in cooler in the prep kitchen there are six 6 ounce portions of mahi mahi fully thawed inside commercial reduced oxygen packages that state remove from package and thaw under refrigeration. See stop sale.

Basic 40-06-5

Employee personal items stored in or above a food preparation area, food, clean equipment and utensils, or single-service items. There us a employees cellphone on a shelf above a prep table in the back kitchen.

Basic 14-11-5

Equipment in poor repair. The handle is missing from the can opener.

Basic 23-03-4

Nonfood-contact surface soiled with grease, food debris, dirt, slime or dust. There is a buildup of grease and dust in the hood filters.

Basic 24-18-4

Silverware/utensils stored upright with the food-contact surface up on the drying rack in front of the dish station.

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November 25, 2024Routine - Food 7 findings

DBPR reported name: Stonewalls

Official resultInspection Completed - No Further Action

High priority2
Intermediate1
Basic4
Total7

Summary findings are available below. Detailed inspector observations have not been downloaded yet.

1

Labels, date marking, or consumer advisoryDBPR category 02

1

Food time and temperature controlDBPR category 03

1

Food protection and cross-contaminationDBPR category 08

1

Food dispensing utensilsDBPR category 10

2

Food-contact and nonfood-contact surfacesDBPR category 14

1

Food manager certification or employee trainingDBPR category 53

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DBPR license
2103169
Format
Seating
Seats listed
150
Inspection history
7 visits
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About The Score

How this score works

Based on 5 routine inspections in the past 2 years. Each routine visit starts at 100, minus 8 points per high-priority finding, 3 per intermediate, and 1 per basic. We average visits at full weight through 180 days, half weight at 181–365 days, and quarter weight at 366–730 days. Follow-ups and other non-routine visits are shown separately, without score bonuses or extra penalties. This is our summary—not a Florida DBPR grade or a statement of current conditions. Full scoring methodology →

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