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Joel Sweeney

Central Florida eateries shut down, then bounce back

Six Central Florida restaurants were recently shut down after health inspectors found everything from cockroaches and rodent droppings to improper food storage. These closures hit spots in Orlando, Palm Coast, St. Petersburg, and Tampa—places many of us visit for a quick bite. The good news? After fixing the issues, all have since reopened. It’s a reminder of how quickly things can change behind the scenes at our favorite local spots. Have you ever wondered what’s really happening in the kitchens you trust? Would you give these places another shot now that they’ve passed inspection? #Health #BodyHealth #CentralFlorida

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suarezpatricia

Central Florida’s restaurant closures: What’s really going on?

Over a dozen Central Florida restaurants were temporarily shut down last week after health inspectors found everything from live roaches and rodent droppings to expired licenses and food safety violations. These closures hit spots in Orlando, Kissimmee, Lakeland, Tampa, and more—places many of us visit regularly. The good news? Most reopened quickly after fixing the issues. Still, it’s a wake-up call about what’s happening behind the kitchen doors. Have you ever wondered what you’d do if your favorite local spot was suddenly closed for health reasons? Let’s talk about how much these reports impact where we choose to eat. #Health #BodyHealth #CentralFlorida

suarezpatricia

Central Florida restaurants hit with closures

Health inspectors temporarily shut down over a dozen Central Florida restaurants last week due to serious violations like rodent droppings, live roaches, and food safety issues. From Orlando to Daytona Beach, even big names like Chipotle and Burger King made the list. The good news? Most places fixed the problems quickly and reopened after passing follow-up checks. It’s a reminder to stay alert about where we eat—and maybe double-check those inspection reports before your next meal out. Have you ever spotted something questionable at a local restaurant? Let’s talk about what you look for when dining out! #Health #BodyHealth #CentralFlorida

Lisa Thompson

Central FL Restaurants Shut Down—Yikes!

Did you hear about the four Central Florida restaurants that got shut down last week? Health inspectors found everything from live roaches crawling around to rodent droppings and even flies in the sushi area. Here’s the rundown: La Gran Parada Cafe (Orlando): Roaches in the dish area. Cajun Beach (Flagler Beach): Flies and 21 rodent droppings. Island Hotel of Space Coast (Merritt Island): Tons of rodent droppings and nests. Discount Liquor/Buzzard’s Roost Bar (Deltona): 16 live roaches found! Would you still eat at any of these? #Health #BodyHealth #CentralFlorida

Kevin Rodriguez

Eww, Look What Inspectors Found!

Three Central Florida restaurants just got shut down after health inspectors found some seriously gross stuff—think rodent droppings, cockroaches, and food stored all wrong. One spot even had over 100 rodent droppings and chew marks on flour bags! Two of the places cleaned up and reopened, but one diner is gone for good. Would you ever go back after hearing this? #CentralFlorida #RestaurantFails #FoodSafety #Health #BodyHealth

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6 FL Restaurants Closed for Gross Violations

Did you hear about the 6 Central Florida spots that got shut down after health inspections? Inspectors found everything from roaches and rodent droppings to raw meat stored on top of veggies. The wildest part? Some places had no running water! The good news: all of them cleaned up their act and reopened after passing re-inspection. Would you go back to eat at any of these places after what happened? #CentralFlorida #RestaurantNews #HealthInspection #FoodSafety #WatercoolerMoment #Health

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