Two Palm Beach County restaurants were forced to temporarily close after recent health inspections.
Sofra Mediterranean Cuisine, located at 819 Lake Ave., was closed for half a day after rodent activity was found throughout the kitchen area.
During the Oct. 14 inspection, three high-priority violations were discovered by officials.
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The report says multiple rodent droppings were found in the hand sink on the cook line, under pizza ovens, on top of the pizza oven, on top of the wooden pizza spatula, on top of the pizza oven, on the floor and on top of a dishwasher.
Also, there were so many droppings near a soda machine that the reports says there were "too many to count."
The restaurant, located at 819 Lake Ave, resolved the issue and has since reopened.
R1 Coffee, located at 17940 South Military Trail near Boca Raton, was also forced to temporarily close.
During an Oct. 17 inspection, officials found two high-priority violations.
Health inspectors say the dishwasher wasn't properly sanitizing, and there was no compartment sink for manual washing.
The report also says the dishwasher was located beneath the front customer service area counter, and there was no area to scrap and pre-rinse dirty dishes.
The restaurant was closed for more than a day before it was allowed to reopen.
* Click here for the full report for Sofra Mediterranean Cuisine.
