Complete Restaurant Cleaning Check List
Written by Matthew Goudge
- Clean the fryers, grease traps, grill, slicers and other kitchen equipment used.
- Replace foil linings of cooking stoves, flattops, range and grills.
- Clean and wash cooking tools like the can opener.
- Clean hood filters in the dishwasher.
- Wipe, wash and sanitize cooking surfaces including cutting boards, steam tables and prep tables.
- Sweep and mop the floor and walk-in refrigerator.
- Wash floor mats and sanitize cleaning rags or cloths.
- Put cleaning rags, aprons and coats in laundry.
- Empty and put away cleaning equipment like sanitizing buckets
- Remove dirt, grime and lime from sinks and faucets
- Clean coffee machine, oven and other kitchen equipment.
- Empty, clean and sanitize reach-in coolers
- Pour drain cleaners on kitchen drains.
- Empty, clean and sanitize freezer and ice machine.
- Clean the back of ovens, stoves, range, grills, flattops and fryers in order to avoid build up of dirt and grease
- Calibrate kitchen ovens and thermometers
- Sharpen knives and slicers
- Wash or wipe down floor, wall, ceilings and dry storage area thoroughly.
- Replace mouse traps or other pest traps.
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