Castro Mollie Stone’s Temporarily Closed Due to Rodent Infestation

Health inspectors found extensive rodent activity at the grocery store, which plans to reopen after addressing the issues.

San Francisco health inspectors discovered rodent droppings and gnawed food packages at Mollie Stone's Castro location.
The store cited nearby construction as a cause for the increased rodent activity.
Additional violations included improper food temperatures and lack of sanitation in the butcher area.
Mollie Stone’s claims to have resolved the issues and expects to reopen by Friday afternoon.
The store has 15 days to request a hearing to contest the permit suspension.