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Vermin alert! Updated restaurant closures in the Valley

The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services provides a quarterly report of which restaurants, mini marts, food shops, and even movie theaters that sell food in the County were temperorarily shut down, due to vermin (roaches, silver fish, etc), sewage problems and other health risks. An updated list on the site found here, names the restaurants, the citation and how long they were shut down. Most opened within two days of citations.

Of the 341 restaurants given citations: 49 were in the San Fernando Valley and of those:

13 of those in North Hollywood.

4 were in Woodland Hills

9 places were cited in the Santa Clarita/Antelope valleys

13 restaurants and movie theaters shut down in Santa Monica

1 restaurant in Beverly Hills.

Posted by Susan Abram on July 31, 2007 1:24 PM |

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