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Vermin Infestion Roils Popular CA Foodie Destination
Three restaurants at a food hall were shut down temporarily, according to KTLA.
LOS ANGELES — Three restaurants were shut down temporarily last week at the Grand Central Market DTLA food hall due to health code violations, KTLA reported Tuesday.
McConnell’s Fine Ice Creams, Olio Wood Fired Pizzeria and Shiku were closed because of vermin infestation, the outlet reported, although a market spokesperson told KTLA all three businesses passed reinspection within 48 hours.
“As a historic, open-air market with independent food vendors, Grand Central Market and our tenants maintain a proactive pest management program with a licensed provider, including routine preventative service multiple times each week,” Grand Central Market told the outlet.
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