Health Inspectors Close Restaurant
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The following Ventura County establishment was closed recently after unsanitary conditions were identified by county Environmental Health Division inspectors. Information is as of Friday:
Dakota’s Mesquite BBQ, 2525 Stow St., Simi Valley; sewage overflowing within facility; closed Monday and reopened Thursday.
The division lists closures on a Web site updated daily. The address is https://www.ventura.org/env_hlth/closure.htm. Restaurants are permitted to reopen once the problems are fixed.
For questions or to report a complaint, call the Environmental Health Division at 654-2813 or (800) 660-5474. The switchboard operates from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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