[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on November 17 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.]
On November 17, the San Francisco Department of Public Health inspected On the Bridge. The inspection report detailed several health and safety violations at the restaurant. The restaurant was suggested to temporarily close after inspectors found violations.
On the Bridge
- Where: 1581 WEBSTER ST #206 SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94115
- When: November 17, 2025
The San Francisco Department of Public Health inspected the restaurant, and the report started with the mention of immediate health permit suspension and closure.
The report mentions that anyone who ignores the closure notice could face misdemeanor charges. The closure placard must remain visible at all times.
According to the report, inspectors observed an employee washing hands without changing gloves at the time of inspection. This was corrected on-site as the employee changed the gloves and washed his hands again.
The report noted cooked chicken cooling at room temperature in a plastic container, at 121°F, placed there roughly 20 minutes earlier.
The report highlights that no sanitizer bucket solution was available at the time of inspection. The facility had a severe rodent infestation, an active cockroach infestation, and dead cockroaches, evidenced by their presence in numerous locations throughout the restaurant.
Follow-Up Inspection
As the facility was not in satisfactory condition during the inspection, the report mentions a closure. The restaurant must address the rodent and cockroach problems and unsanitary conditions before requesting a reinspection. Additional documents and a pest control report are also required.
