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Cranberry's Juniper Grill Cited for Health Code Violations
Popular restaurant faces multiple issues including dirty equipment and improper employee attire
Published on Mar. 7, 2026
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Health inspectors recently cited the Juniper Grill, a popular restaurant in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, for several health code violations. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture's inspection on March 4th found problems including a dirty slicer blade guard, heat-damaged plastic cooking utensils, and employees not wearing proper hair restraints. The restaurant remains open as it works to address the violations.
Why it matters
The Juniper Grill is a well-known establishment in the Cranberry community, and health code violations at a popular local restaurant can raise concerns about food safety and public health. This incident highlights the importance of regular inspections and proper food handling practices to maintain high standards in the local dining scene.
The details
According to the report, the health inspection at the Juniper Grill on Mackenzie Way in Cranberry Township uncovered several issues, including a dirty slicer blade guard, heat-damaged plastic cooking utensils, and employees not wearing the required hair restraints. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture conducted the inspection on March 4th, and the restaurant remains open as it works to address the violations.
- The health inspection took place on March 4, 2026.
The players
Juniper Grill
A popular restaurant located in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
The state agency responsible for conducting health inspections of food service establishments.
What’s next
The Juniper Grill must address the health code violations cited by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture in order to remain open and continue serving the Cranberry community.
The takeaway
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining high food safety standards in local restaurants. While the Juniper Grill remains a popular establishment, the health code violations highlight the need for ongoing vigilance and compliance to ensure the safety and well-being of diners.
