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What changed for Miami diners — November 14

Published · Miami · Florida restaurant inspection public records · AI-assisted

Portrait of "Macho Marv" Mancha, RiskyEats correspondent

Today’s correspondent

Macho Marv

Miami inspection desk

Miami has 2 restaurant developments today.

What happened today

CRAFTY CRAB RESTAURANT received an emergency order on November 13. Inspectors recorded 12 serious violations, including floors, walls, ceilings and attached equipment properly constructed and clean; rooms and equipment properly vented and wiping cloths; clean and soiled linens; laundry facilities. DBPR has not recorded a callback inspection yet.

CAFFE BELLA, a restaurant in Miami, received a Florida licence on November 13. A licence date is not an opening date.

Worth knowing

An emergency order stops service when inspectors find an immediate food safety problem. A callback is the return inspection to check the cited problems; a compliant result can lead to reopening. A new licence identifies a food service operation, but its issue date does not tell us when the first meal was served.

Good news

SPROUTZ went from 12 violations to 2 across its earlier and recent inspection windows. Its latest visit was on October 22. That drop deserves a nod.

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