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Alachua Restaurants Cited for High-Priority Violations
18 Aug
Summary
- Multiple Alachua County restaurants failed health inspections recently.
- Violations ranged from pest activity to improper food temperature control.
- Some establishments had expired licenses during health checks.
Alachua County restaurants faced scrutiny during health inspections conducted from August 10 to August 16, 2026. Several establishments were cited for high-priority violations that necessitate follow-up reviews.
Reported issues across various eateries included pest activity, such as live roaches found on premises, and critical failures in time and temperature control for food safety. Some restaurants were also found to be operating with expired business licenses, leading to administrative complaints.
The inspections highlighted a range of concerns, from improper chemical storage to inadequate sanitization. While some violations were corrected on-site, others led to warnings or require further investigation by the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation.
