Al Capone wintered in Miami Beach; Richard Nixon escaped to his Key Biscayne compound so he could hang out with his ...

That’s the Stop Use Order dropped on Panino Kosher Hollywood from Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services inspector Novelette Williams. Williams’ once over of the former Breads & Co., ...

A food truck operating with no running water and pink-and-brown sprinkle donuts contaminated by flies were some of the issues that temporarily closed two food trucks and five restaurants in ...

Going out to eat? See which Brevard County restaurants were rated best by inspectors, and which failed the test.

Read full article: Roaches, sewage and more — Here’s why these Central Florida restaurants were forced to close This hybrid finger lime — dubbed the "UF SunLime" — is the result of ...

according to the Florida DBPR. Reports show that inspectors cited these businesses for reasons like cockroaches, rodent droppings, sewage backups and more. Recommended Videos While some of these ...

An employee cleaned rodent droppings, then washed and dried their hands without using soap. Twenty-six roaches crawled around ...

Ice bins with an accumulation of a black/green mold-like substance, roaches running around kitchen areas and scores of rodent droppings were among the violations that led the state to temporarily ...

Three days earlier, a March 4 visit by several Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services inspectors revealed roaches and other living things you don’t want to see in a bakery — mold.

Roaches, rodents and repeat violations led to temporary shutdowns at several South Florida restaurants following health inspections. Anne’s Paradise Takeout & Catering and The Pup Tent were ...