In Recent News: Benihana of Beverly Hills Was Also Closed For Vermin Infestation

With a bit of a closer look into recent restaurant opening and closings we noticed that another popular spot for people to hit up (especially for special events or corporate lunches) was Benihana on La Cienaga Blvd in Beverly Hills, who had to be closed down from September 13^th thru the 17^th for Vermin Harborage and Vermin Infestation. 

Having problems of these nature plague many restaurants sometimes because of the surrounding businesses who happen to have poor cleaning habits. That being said it still should never get to the point where your spot has to be closed down by the city or state.

After reopening the management has refused to comment on the situation other than to say, “it has been handled.”

Roscoes (on Pico) Closed Twice in 2 Months for Health Violations

It is crazy to think that some of our favorite places to eat, may not take things seriously behind closed doors, meaning how in the hell could one of the most famous Chicken & Waffle spots in all of Los Angeles (Roscoes on Pico) close two times within two months for “Vermin Harborage & Vermin Infestation. Below are the dates they were closed and the LA Dept of Healths reasons for shutting them down. 

Roscoes makes outlandish amounts of cash every single day, from the regular locals and especially the "out of towners" who flock to this place, because they hope to see a star or be part of the Los Angeles atmosphere.

Looks like we are going to have to start hitting Roscoes in Pasadena, because they seem to be able to avoid these problems.

Roscoe's House of Chicken & Waffles (repeat offender): 5006 W. Pico Blvd., L.A.
Date Closed: July 11. Date Reopened: July 21
Reason for Closure: Vermin Harborage, Vermin infestation
Date Closed: June 26 Date Reopened: June 29
Reason for Closure: Vermin Harborage, Vermin infestation