Seventeen restaurants and food facilities across San Diego County were temporarily closed or had their health grades downgraded following inspections conducted between September 25 and October 1, according to information shared by SanDiegoVille.com.
The latest inspections covered a variety of food businesses throughout the county. The establishments reportedly included a national breakfast chain, a food facility located inside one of San Diego’s major attractions, a popular Mexican restaurant, eateries in North County and South Bay, and even a church.
Health inspections are conducted to help ensure restaurants and other food facilities follow required food safety practices. When inspectors identify serious problems, businesses can face temporary closure or other enforcement actions until the issues are addressed…