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This week’s Cochino List includes Super Antojitos, Anita’s, Kebab Place and Quan Huong

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The OC Health Care Agency has released a list of the eateries (including restaurants, caterers and even school kitchens) that they inspected and shut down for the week of July 20 to 27, 2018. Most of these eateries reopen pretty quickly after the health inspectors determine their issues have been resolved. Here is the list:

  • Anita’s Restaurant, 2317 W. 1st St., Suite A, Santa Ana, Closed: July 25, Reason: Cockroach infestation, Reopened: July 26
  • Update: Jugos Victoria at 1421 S. Main St., Santa Ana, closed July 20 because of a rodent infestation, reopened July 23
  • Kebab Place, 306 W. 4th St., Santa Ana, Closed: July 24, Reason: Rodent infestation, Reopened: July 25
  • Quan Huong, 5423 W. 1st St., Santa Ana, Closed: July 23, Reason: Cockroach infestation, Reopened: July 24
  • Super Antojitos, 1702 N. Bristol St., Suite D, Santa Ana, Closed: July 24, Reason: Rodent infestation, Reopened: July 24

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This week’s Cochino List includes Santa Ana’s El Tapatio, Hidden House Coffee and the Happy Buffet

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The OC Health Care Agency has released a list of the eateries they inspected and shut down for the week of March 30 – April 6. Most of these eateries reopen pretty quickly after the health inspectors determine their issues have been resolved. Here is the list:

  • El Tapatio Restaurant, 1214 E. Pomona St., Santa Ana; rodent infestation; closed April 2, reopened April 3.
  • Hidden House Coffee, 511 E. Santa Ana Blvd., Santa Ana; rodent infestation; closed April 3, reopened April 3.
  • Centro de Nutricion, 12627 Westminster Blvd., Santa Ana; lack of power/utilities; closed April 5, reopened April 5.
  • Happy Buffet, 2158 S. Bristol St., Santa Ana; rodent infestation; closed April 4, reopened April 5.
  • Quattro Caffé at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa; cockroach infestation; closed April 6.
  • Saigon 9 Restaurant, 12801 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove; cockroach infestation; closed April 4, reopened April 5.
  • Com Viet, 10131 Westminster Ave., Garden Grove; cockroach infestation; closed April 4.
  • Sweet Origin, 92 Corporate Park, Irvine; operating without a valid health permit; closed April 5, reopened April 5.
  • Big Dan’s Donuts, 252 S. Euclid St., Anaheim; cockroach infestation; closed April 4.
  • Crawfish Cave, 150 S. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton; rodent infestation; closed April 3, reopened April 3.
  • Great China Kitchen, 9904 Katella Ave., Anaheim; cockroach infestation; closed April 3, reopened April 4.
  • Inka Mama’s, 821 Via Suerte Ave., San Clemente; cockroach infestation; closed April 3, reopened April 4.
  • Mas’ Chinese Islamic Restaurant, 601 E. Orangethorpe Ave., Anaheim; cockroach infestation; closed April 3, reopened April 4.
  • La Carreta Supermarket, 4637 E. Chapman Ave., Orange; plumbing in disrepair; closed April 3, reopened April 3.
  • Knowlwood, 5665 E. La Palma Ave., Anaheim; cockroach infestation; closed April 3.
  • Curry House, 10953 Meridian Drive, Cypress, sewage overflow; closed March 31, reopened April 1.
  • Sushi World, 10953 Meridian Drive, Cypress; sewage overflow; closed March 31, reopened April 1.

Sovereign Grace Church is starting a new congregation in DTSA

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Live, Work, Play, and Worship

A New Movement of Neighborhood Churches in Orange County

Santa Ana, CA – May 12, 2017 – Sovereign Grace Church in Old Towne Orange announces plans for a new congregation in Downtown Santa Ana. As in Orange, Santa Ana is becoming an attractive place to live, work, and play. Sovereign Grace want to add worship to the list.

“Remember back when neighborhoods had churches?” asks Pastor Eric Turbedsky. “The average church- goer in Orange County passes numerous churches on their way to a Sunday service. No wonder we find it so hard to love our neighbors. We don’t know our neighbors.” This move to worship where you live, not unlike the “buy local” movement, encourages people to invest in the life of their community. Continue reading→