Chicago restaurant closings for 6/12-6/19

The McDonald's at 5057 S. Wentworth was shut down on Tuesday after CDPH health inspectors discovered an infestation of flies, both in the food preparation area and throughout the restaurant.

Church's Chicken, 1956 W. 79th Street, was shut down after CDPH health inspectors discovered that the restaurant was operating without a license.

Dock's seafood restaurant, 7901 S. Western, was ordered closed after health inspectors discovered a fly infestation and an unsanitary employee washroom.

Alicia's Restaurant and Pancake House, 6840 S. Pulaski, lost its business license over a cockroach infestation in the food preparation area and for keeping food at unsafe temperatures.

E R & J Food and Liquors, 654 E. 67th Street, was shut down for an infestation of mice and flies, as well as a lack of hot water on premises.

Jean's-Lavera's Diner, 11012 S. Michigan, was shut down after CDPH health inspectors discovered standing waste water in the basement, as well as numerous rodent droppings and dead mice on poorly maintained traps.

Si Senor Tacos, 6445 S. Cicero, lost its license over keeping food at unsafe temperatures, as well as failing to have a working toilet on premises.

Popeye's, 9516 S. Vincennes, was shut down after CDPH health inspectors discovered a fly infestation as well as unclean food service equipment in the kitchen area.

Kentucky Fried Chicken, 1600 W. Marquette, was shut down after CDPH health inspectors discovered evidence of infestation by flies and mice.