In-depth coverage of San Francisco restaurant closures and health violations. 138 closure stories published.
Rinconsito Salvadoreno on Mission Street closed by health department after inspectors discovered cockroach infestation, rodent droppings, and grease buildup during reinspection.
Read full story →SF Health Department closed Tian Tian Market in North Beach after finding rodent droppings, missing soap, no sanitizer, and heavily stained cutting boards.
Read full story →HSS121 Cafe in Parkside closed by health department after inspectors found improper dishwashing, contaminated sanitizing solutions, and missing food handler cards.
Read full story →Huizhong Trade Co LLC closed after health inspection found unlabeled seafood, missing HACCP plan for live tanks, and standing water violations in Visitacion Valley.
Read full story →Frenchies Arias LLC at 1007 Guerrero Street in Mission closed by health department after failed reinspection revealed consumer advisory violations and equipment issues.
Read full story →Playfield Cafe in SF's Parkside district has reopened after health department found no sanitizing solution and dirty equipment during follow-up inspection.
Read full story →Sanguchon at 1182 Valencia Street closed by health inspectors after finding live cockroaches crawling between walls and 5 dead roaches on kitchen floors.
Read full story →Jake's Steaks on Valencia Street forced to close after health inspection found drain flies, dirty equipment, and grease accumulation in food prep areas.
Read full story →Clooneys restaurant on Valencia Street closed by SF health inspectors after follow-up reveals ongoing violations including rodent issues, plumbing problems, and unsanitary conditions.
Read full story →Bambinos Ristorante in Haight-Ashbury shut down by SF health inspectors after failing routine inspection with food prep sink contamination and consumer advisory violations.
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