Overview
- Chicago health records show Dec. 17 inspections at the Trump International Hotel cited the main kitchen and rooftop restaurant for unsanitary conditions.
- Violations included wastewater flooding from prep sinks, a dishwasher that was not sanitizing, small flies in bar and dish areas, a cracked ice-machine lid and debris buildup.
- On Dec. 23, a reinspection issued passing grades for both areas, with the cracked ice-machine lid still flagged for repair or replacement.
- Other parts of the property, including a banquet room and a lounge, received passing grades during the December checks.
- Reports note similar 2025 issues at Trump properties in Westchester, N.Y., and Bedminster, N.J., where a low score was later revised upward, and The Trump Organization did not respond to requests for comment on the Chicago findings.