A West Miami-Dade restaurant so new that the signage for the previous restaurant remains up had an even newer “objectionable odor” and rodent doo-doo dots when a state inspector stopped by Monday.
That visit briefly put a sign of inspection-related closure on Habana 1990, a restaurant and bakery at 8770 SW 24th St. that you might miss because the sign on the building screams “Tasca De España.” Monday’s routine inspection, the first since Habana 1900 became licensed on July 9, turned up 29 total violations, including seven high-priority violations.
The inspector noted an “objectionable odor in the first men’s bathroom.” There was no further description of the olfactory offense…