Escambia County, FL, restaurants temporarily closed over health violations: Most health violations

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While the majority of restaurants in Escambia County passed health inspections in the last 30 days, a few establishments faced temporary closures due to significant violations, according to state reports.

In the past month, 69 restaurants located in Escambia County passed inspections on the first visit, with 46 receiving zero violations.

However, the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation reported 10 restaurants that did not pass their initial inspections.

Three restaurants stood out with seven violations each, though all eventually met inspection standards. Two of these facilities were temporarily closed by authorities before rectifying the issues.

The Escambia County Restaurants With Violations

The first closure on the list was Six Kids Store Super Deli, located at 1023 Grenbrier Blvd in Pensacola.

An inspection on May 4 found seven violations, including live roach activity. The restaurant was able to meet inspection standards during an emergency order callback on May 11.

Meanwhile, Deluna Lanes, situated at 590 E Nine Mile Rd, was also temporarily closed after an April 25 inspection revealed seven infractions, such as flying insects, live roaches, and rodent droppings.

This Escambia County restaurant managed to comply with state standards during a follow-up inspection on April 26.

The third restaurant with seven violations was Lost Pizza Pensacola.

Escambia County Restaurants with Most Violations in Last 30 Days:

1. Lost Pizza Pensacola - 7 violations on May 8, 2024
2. Six Kids Store Super Deli Inc. - 7 violations on May 4, 2024
3. Deluna Lanes - 7 violations on April 25, 2024