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ORLANDO, Fla. – Last week, another six Central Florida businesses were told to close after a visit from a health inspector, according to state records.
These records show that the reported eateries experienced violations like rodent droppings, roaches, and storage issues, among others.
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That said, most of the eateries were allowed to reopen after meeting inspection standards.
The full list of Central Florida eateries required to close last week is as follows:
FLAGLER BEACH
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Funky Pelican — 215 S. Ocean Shore Blvd.
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Closed on June 18
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Around 10 rodent droppings found on sticky traps behind bread stands and freezer
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Four small, flying insects found on premises
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Raw shell eggs stored over coleslaw in reach-in cooler
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Met inspection standards on June 19
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MELBOURNE
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The Apollo Diner — 201 W. Hibiscus Blvd.
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Closed on June 18
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Three small, flying insects found on premises
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Nearly 100 rodent droppings found on premises
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Raw chicken kept over raw dough in upright freezer, removed from original packaging
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Time/temperature violations for soup, hash browns, sausage, shelled eggs, butter, sliced tomatoes, diced ham, and mixed leafy greens
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Dishmachine chlorine sanitizer not at proper minimum strength
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Employee made guest’s toast with bare hands
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Met inspection standards on June 19
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ORLANDO
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Ayiti Breeze Bar & Grill — 701 W. Lancaster Road
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Closed on June 15
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Three dead roaches found on premises
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Ten live roaches found under steam table in kitchen
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No water in entire establishment due to water being turned off through municipality
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Met inspection standards on June 16
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Dya Ice Food Service — 4880 Distribution Court
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Closed on June 15
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Four dead roaches found on premises
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Ten live roaches found on premises
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Nearly 30 rodent droppings found on premises
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Insect control device installed over drinks in large storage area
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Twenty small, flying insects found in cooking areas
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Chlorine sanitizer too weak for manual warewashing
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Clorox sanitizer stored next to rice bags in dry storage
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Follow-up inspection required as of June 16
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Meng’s Kitchen — 2415 E. Colonial Drive
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Closed on June 18
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Over a dozen dead roaches found on premises
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Three live roaches found on premises
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Two egg sacs found on countertop by oven in back prep area
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Met inspection standards on June 19
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ST. PETERSBURG
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Tijuana Flats — 2117 66th Street N.
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Closed on June 19
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Establishment operating without a license from the Division of Hotels and Restaurants
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Over a dozen flies found on premises
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Raw shrimp stored over cooked rice in walk-in cooler
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Stop sale issued over fried cookie dough setup due to two flies landing on tortilla
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Met inspection standards on June 20
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