Recent Miami restaurant inspections

The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation sends inspectors into restaurants. They are looking for a variety of violations that include:

• Dirty kitchen equipment such as crusty meat slicers and slimy soda machines
• Live and dead insects and rodents, and the poop they leave behind
• Food safety that includes storage temperatures and labeling dates
• Malfunctioning or broken equipment such as sinks

If an inspector determines the management needs to address violations before serving food to customers, the restaurant will be shut down until it passes re-inspection, usually in a day or two.

What appears below the inspection date are the items that were out of compliance during that inspection, and each inspection may have zero or more violations.

Officials found only 1 restaurant with maximum 9 high priority violation out of 313 inspections conducted in last 7 days in Dade county.

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This story was originally published August 29, 2022 at 5:46 AM with the headline "Recent Miami restaurant inspections."