Two popular Mexican restaurants have temporarily closed after health tests revealed multiple problems, one linked to an outbreak of food poisoning.
Los Amigos Mexican Grill’s taqueria outlet in Brighton Center has had its license suspended due to health inspectors Have learned “Multiple reports of food poisoning from items consumed at this location.” In a May 18 report, inspectors said they observed a mold-like substance and visible stains on the walls and ceilings of walk-in units in the restaurant. Officials also said there were no sanitizer installations at food preparation stations.
On May 19, at the West Roxbury location, a sanitary inspector found Rodent droppings on food and spatulas stored in stagnant water. Feces were found in pineapple cans, pinto bean bags, disposable drink holders, storage tables and on the floor, according to the report.
To address rodent excrement, health inspectors have instructed restaurants to “submit detailed pest control reports. [and] After cleaning all underground areas of rodent droppings, clean and disinfect surfaces. ”
Inspectors at the West Roxbury site also found no “verifiable evidence of disease control training” and said only one employee washed his hands particularly well, among other violations. Stated.
Both stores will be closed until at least Tuesday, according to the restaurant’s website.
The Boston Public Health Commission has issued a statement urging anyone visiting the Brighton site from May 12th to May 18th to be alert for symptoms of salmonella infection, including fever, diarrhea and abdominal pain. The statement said anyone who dined at two taquerias between these dates should contact their healthcare provider for evaluation and testing as needed.
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