‘Celebrity’ chef’s South Florida restaurant ordered shut

This week’s Dirty Dining report features seven South Florida restaurants that were ordered shut by state inspectors, including a downtown Miami café associated with celebrity chef Todd English. Leer en españolThe violations included rodent droppings, live and dead roaches, flies, mold-like buildup inside an ice machine and food stored at unsafe temperatures. Museum Tower Café by Todd English had 30 rodent droppings in a storage area, while Habana 1900 racked up 29 violations, including rodent droppings throughout the kitchen and storage areas, dead roaches and improperly stored food. Roach activity was also found at Bagel Time Cafe, Family Kitchen Restaurant and Catering, Denny’s and Wings More. Family Kitchen was cited for repeat roach violations. Sub City, meanwhile, had multiple refrigeration problems that left potentially hazardous foods well above the required cold-holding temperature. All the places mentioned were allowed to re-open after a cleanup and re-inspection. Below is w