Last week, a dozen 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 that the reported eateries experienced violations like rodent droppings, roaches, and storage issues, among others.

That said, many of the Central Florida eateries that were forced to close down last week were also eventually allowed to reopen after meeting health standards.

The full list of Central Florida eateries required to close last week is as follows:

BUNNELL

• Delicias Centroamericanas — 100 A S. State Street
• • Closed on Aug. 27
  • • Over 20 dead roaches found behind coolers in back kitchen area
    • Nearly 40 live roaches found behind coolers in back kitchen, scattering on shelves and on sticky tape

CLERMONT

• Cedar Grill Clermont — 2407 S. Hwy 27
• • Closed on Aug. 27
  • • Seven dead roaches found on premises
    • Three live roaches found on premises (operator was able to dispose of one in kitchen)
    • Raw chicken kept over cooked gyro meat in reach-in cooler on cook line
    • Time/temperature violations for fresh garlic and oil
  • Met inspection standards on Aug. 27

ORLANDO

• A Brasileira Bar & Grill — 2417 S. Hiawassee Road
• • Closed on Aug. 24
  • • Over 40 small, flying insects found on premises
    • Stop sale issued for raw salmon thawed in reduced-oxygen packaging
  • Met inspection standards on Aug. 25
• AC Sports Bar — 504 N. Alafaya Trail
• • Closed on Aug. 24
  • • Two dead roaches found at old out-of-order walk-in cooler
    • Seven live roaches found at old out-of-order walk-in freezer
    • Two small insects found at the expo station not landing on any food
  • Met inspection standards on Aug. 26
• Hocca — 8001 S. Orange Blossom Trail
• • Closed on Aug. 26
  • • Fourteen small, flying insects found on premises
    • Over 20 rodent droppings found beneath dishwasher
  • Facility remains closed as of Aug. 29
• Loading Zone — 24 E. Washington Street
• • Closed on Aug. 28
  • • Six rodent droppings found on premises
  • Met inspection standards on Aug. 29
• Mr. Gourmet — 4951 International Drive
• • Closed on Aug. 24
  • • Establishment operating with no potable running water
    • Employees unable to sanitize food contact surfaces due to no water during time of inspection
  • Met inspection standards on Aug. 25
• Ta-Ke Sushi and Grill — 1421 N. Orange Ave.
• • Closed on Aug. 24
  • • Six dead roaches found on premises
    • Twenty live roaches found on premises
    • Time/temperature violation for dumplings
  • Met inspection standards on Aug. 26
• Totoya Sushi & Lounge — 621 E. Central Blvd.
• • Closed on Aug. 24
  • • Six live roaches found in unused oven in kitchen
    • Raw steak kept over several ready-to-eat items in bottom prep cooler
    • Raw shell eggs kept over snow peas in prep cooler
    • Time/temperature violations for dumplings and stuffed peppers with raw fish
  • Met inspection standards on Aug. 25

TAMPA

• Grain and Berry — 2784 E. Fowler Ave.
• • Closed on Aug. 25
  • • Around 60 dead roaches found on premises
    • Seven live roaches found on premises
    • Around 25-30 flies found in back kitchen area beneath food prep sink
  • Met inspection standards on Aug. 27
• Thinh An Kitchen & Tofu — 8104 W. Waters Ave.
• • Closed on Aug. 24
  • • Establishment operating with no potable running water due to unpaid water bill
    • Vacuum breaker missing for hoses attached to splitter at mop sink
    • Renovations were made or are in progress without plan review application submitted to DBPR
  • Follow-up inspection required as of Aug. 25

WINTER HAVEN

• Arabellas Ristorante — 346 W. Central Ave.
• • Closed on Aug. 26
  • • Forty rodent droppings found on premises
  • Met inspection standards on Aug. 27