Is your favorite restaurant on the list? Ada County food service inspections Sept. 5-11, 2023
See which food-service businesses did not pass the most recent inspections. These violations have been corrected.
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See which food-service businesses did not pass the most recent inspections. These violations have been corrected.
One popular Mexican restaurant was briefly closed for roach activity, while several other eateries were cited for flying insects.
Across Escambia and Santa Rosa, only 35 restaurants were inspected by the Florida DBPR in May. For context, 114 restaurants were inspected in April.
Unfortunately for some restaurants and the foodies who frequent them, the DBPR's increased activity last month led to five temporary closures. Between Escambia and Santa Rosa counties, 243 restaurants, food trucks or businesses with concessions passed their initial February inspections. More than half of those establishments had even better news to share with their staffs, as 129 of them passed with zero violations. But 37 restaurants between the two counties failed their first inspection. Five restaurants — three in Escambia and two in Santa Rosa — had to briefly close in Februar...
Thumb-Area bakeries preparing the paczkis FacebookTwitterEmail Some of the paczkis on display at Murphy's Bakery in Bad Axe on Monday morning. Murphy's is one of a few places providing paczkis for Fat Tuesday celebrations. (Robert Creenan/Huron Daily Tribune) With the Christian season of Lent beginning Wednesday, bakeries are preparing and selling paczkis for residents to celebrate Fat Tuesday. Paczkis are traditionally eaten on the Tuesday before Lent, originating from Poland as a way for the household to use up all the shortening, eggs, and preserves before the 40-day long Lenten season beg...