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Several South Florida restaurants were temporarily shut down last week due to serious health violations, including widespread roach infestations.
Records show inspectors with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation ordered closures at four eateries across South Florida following serious safety violations.
A kosher restaurant that claimed it was closed due to a flood is still shut down, but not because of water damage.
Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza in Coral Gables was ordered shut on May 7 after state inspectors uncovered 28 violations.
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services uncovered a disturbing rodent infestation at Uncle Bucks, a food retail establishment located at 1715 E. Young Circle, during a surprise inspection on May 7.
A Family Dollar store located at 951 West Sunrise Boulevard remains under a Stop-Use/Stop-Sale Order after state inspectors once again found rodent activity during a follow-up visit.
Last week, the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation ordered the temporary closure of two food establishments due to health and safety violations.
A kosher restaurant with a sign claiming a flood shutdown is actually closed for a much different reason — roaches. And it’s not the only local business raising concerns over cleanliness this week.
Earlier this week, the owner of Lovely’s in the City publicly disputed our report about her kitchen being shut down due to a rodent infestation.
Local 10 News recently published an article on its website based on public records from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation regarding a recent restaurant inspection.
Between April 2 and April 10, four South Florida restaurants were ordered shut and one well-known wholesale bakery faced a stop sale and stop use order after state inspectors found alarming health violations.
Roaches, rodents and repeat violations led to temporary shutdowns at several South Florida restaurants following health inspections.
The popular Southport Raw Bar, located at 1536 SE Cordova Road in Fort Lauderdale, was ordered to shut down today by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
State records show that inspectors recently shut down multiple restaurants due to violations, including significant rodent and roach activity.
For the fourth time, Sang’s Chinese and Dim Sum in North Miami Beach has been ordered shut due to food safety violations.
Sang’s Chinese Food and Dim Sum in North Miami Beach was ordered shut on March 11 due to rodent activity, marking its fourth closure after previous shutdowns in May 2022, April 2017 and July 2014 for similar issues.
Despite multiple restaurants in South Florida being ordered shut due to health violations, Huang’s China Buffet in Hialeah was not among them, even after inspectors found approximately 30 dead roaches under buffet counters.
Ebenezer Bakery & Restaurant, located at 686 NE 33rd St. in Pompano Beach, is facing serious food safety violations following a recent inspection by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
Sandy’s Bakery, located at 3429 W. Oakland Park Blvd. in Lauderdale Lakes, is under scrutiny after a recent inspection by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services revealed significant food safety violations.
Several restaurants across Florida were ordered to shut down last week by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation due to serious health violations, including rodent and roach activity.
A recent inspection of the Winn-Dixie supermarket located at 901 N. Nob Hill Road in Plantation has revealed numerous food safety violations, including a troubling roach infestation in the bakery section.
Uptown Buffet in Miami was ordered shut on Feb. 18 after a staggering 41 food safety violations — one of the worst inspections in recent memory.
Below is a list of places recently inspected by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation that got ZERO VIOLATIONS on the unannounced routine food safety inspection.
Atelier Monnier, a retail bakery owned by Treat of the Day Inc., is facing a re-inspection after health inspectors identified multiple violations that pose a risk to public health.
Paradise Café and The House on the River were both ordered shut due to serious health violations, including pest infestations, improper food storage, and unsanitary conditions.
Local 10 has compiled a list of places that were recently inspected by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation that received ZERO VIOLATIONS on a recent unannounced routine food safety inspection.
Roaches, food temperature issues and mold in the ice machine were just some of the violations found last week at restaurants in South Florida.
A shocking video captured by a delivery driver inside China Yan in Homestead has sparked outrage after it revealed unsanitary food preparation practices.
Roaches, soiled surfaces and no soap at the hand washing sink were just some of the violations found last week at restaurants in South Florida.
Local 10 has compiled a list of places recently inspected by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation that received ZERO VIOLATIONS on their unannounced routine food safety inspection.
Below is a list of places recently inspected by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Some places were ordered to shut, and a follow-up inspection was ordered at others.
Roaches, mold and the “accumulation of dead or trapped birds, insects, rodents, or other pests, in control devices,” were among the violations found last week inside restaurants in South Florida.
Below is a list of places recently inspected by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation that got ZERO VIOLATIONS on the unannounced routine food safety inspection.
Rodent droppings, mold in the ice bin and the “accumulation of dead pests in control devices” were just some of the violations found last week at establishments in South Florida.
Below is a list of places recently ordered shut by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Roaches, small flying insects and food temperature issues were just some of the violations found last week at restaurants in South Florida.
A shocking Dirty Dining investigation by Local 10 News has uncovered alarming conditions in South Florida restaurants, even after they were shut down and later allowed to reopen.
A recent inspection by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services uncovered troubling sanitation issues at South Florida Food, located at 5801 Wiley St. in Hollywood.
Last week was a short week for inspectors with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, however, there were still issues found in some establishments.
The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation ordered several restaurants to shut down due to severe health violations, primarily involving rodent and roach infestations, as well as improper food temperature control.
Local 10 News is shining a well-deserved spotlight on a place that’s not just spotless but serves up generosity and community spirit alongside great food.
Longtime restaurant owner Frank Balchan, of Royal Palm Grill, issued a heartfelt apology in an email to Local 10 News Investigator Jeff Weinsier this weekend.
Rodents, roaches and mold in the ice machine were just some of the violations found last week at restaurants in South Florida.
All the places mentioned in this Dirty Dining report were allowed to re-open following an ordered clean up and then a re-inspection.
After being ordered shut by the state and featured on Dirty Dining several times, Stoner’s Pizza Joint on Las Olas Boulevard has closed for good.
Live roaches, dead roaches and the “accumulation of dead or trapped birds, insects, rodents, or other pests, in control devices” were among the violations found last week at restaurants in South Florida.
All the places mentioned in this Dirty Dining report were allowed to re-open following an ordered clean up and then a re-inspection.
A Fort Lauderdale pizza joint was ordered shut for the third time after rodent droppings were found throughout the business, among other violations.
Several restaurants in Florida were inspected by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, resulting in closures or required re-inspections due to significant health violations.
Last week, the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation shut down three food establishments due to severe health violations, including roach and rodent infestations, while the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services ordered a stop sale on several items at a restaurant supply store due to similar issues.
Local 10 News is giving a thumbs up to places with zero violations during state inspectors’ unannounced routine visits. It was not an easy achievement, so Local 10 News Investigative Reporter Jeff Weinsier rewarded them with the Clean Plate’s honorable mention.
Multiple violations were found at popular restaurants, bar and grills, pizzerias and even a bagel restaurant in South Florida.
Flying insects, roaches and food temperature issues were just some of the violations found last week at restaurants in South Florida.
Coral Gables restaurant Canton Chinese has been a fixture in the Miami-Dade city for 28 years.
Local 10 News has compiled a list of South Florida restaurants that had zero violations during their unannounced inspections last week.
Roaches, mold and food temperature issues were just some of the violations found last week at South Florida eateries.
From roaches in the kitchen to food temperatures issues to hand washing concerns, here are the violations found last week at restaurants in South Florida.
A South Florida restaurant owner who went on a verbal tirade and lashed out at Local 10′s Jeff Weinsier is back in the news again -- this time for all the right reasons.
Chickens, roaches and small flying insects were just some of the violations found last week at restaurants in South Florida.
Roaches, an ice scoop stored on a soiled surface and food temperature issues were just some of the violations found last week at restaurants in South Florida.
