Little V, a Vietnamese and Chinese restaurant in the 2600 block of East League City Parkway, drew multiple violations during Galveston County health inspections in October.
Inspectors documented dirt buildup on the dishwasher and kitchen shelving, as first reported by KGTX 7. The report also noted employees without food handler permits and a gap in the rear door that could allow insects to enter the establishment.
Little V, at 2640 E. League City Pkwy., serves Vietnamese and Chinese dishes including pho, rice plates, dumplings and spring rolls, according to the restaurant's website.
The violations were part of a countywide round of October inspections that flagged improper food temperatures, sanitation concerns and missing employee certifications at several Galveston County restaurants, KGTX 7 reported Nov. 9.
Two League City restaurants landed on the other end of the results. Taco Bell in the 1700 block of West Main Street and Adriatic Cafe in the 1800 block of FM 646 both received high inspection scores, according to the report.
Adriatic Cafe is a Houston-based Italian grill that opened its League City location in 2025, Community Impact reported.
Inspectors also cited restaurants in Texas City and Galveston for temperature, sanitation and certification violations. High scores outside League City went to restaurants in Galveston, Dickinson and on South Friendswood Drive.
The KGTX 7 report noted that inspection findings reflect conditions at the time and do not necessarily represent an establishment's current conditions.
