ROACHES, RODENTS & MORE: Six Central Florida eateries shut down over health problems

Last week, six more Central Florida eateries were forced to shut down (at least temporarily) after a visit from a health inspector, according to state records.These records show the reported eateries experienced violations like rodent droppings, roaches, and storage issues, among others.Nearly all of the restaurants forced to close last week were allowed to reopen after meeting health standards. The full list of Central Florida eateries required to close last week is as follows:DAYTONA BEACHDaytona Taproom — 310 Seabreeze Blvd.Closed on Nov. 6Over 50 dead roaches found on premises, primarily on floor next to the grill on the cookline out front, inside thick accumulation of greaseOver a dozen live raoches found on premises, primarily behind cookline cooler across from the grill, near the standing greaseMet inspection standards on Nov. 7OCALACaribbean BBQ — 184 Marion OaksClosed on Nov. 6Establishment operating with no potable running waterTen flying insects seen landing on food preparat