A downtown Calgary eatery appears to be up for sale after being shut down by Alberta Health Services due to numerous violations.
Yemeni villages were ordered to close on May 7th.
On May 10, the company's food handling license was suspended.
And in the days that followed, a “For Sale” sign was posted on the building.
Yemeni Village was ordered to close on May 7th, and its food handling license was suspended on May 10th. And in the days that followed, a “For Sale” sign was posted on the building.
The restaurant, located at 402 8 St. SW, was found to have dozens of problems in its May 7 closure order.
The identified issues primarily relate to hygiene and safety and the inability to prove the source of some products.
The food handling license suspension order cited previous work orders, closure orders and compliance review hearings.
Yemeni Village was ordered to close on May 7th, and its food handling license was suspended on May 10th. And in the days that followed, a “For Sale” sign was posted on the building.
Although the building had a “For Sale” sign, the food handling permit suspension order states that the Yemeni Village owner “may reapply after the 14-day suspension if the following criteria are met.” There is.
“Please provide evidence to the satisfaction of the Executive Officer of Alberta Health Services that all food prepared, processed and displayed is from approved sources. A list of all food suppliers. Please provide copies of all receipts/invoices for all meat products for the past 6 months to the Executive Officer.
“Clean and disinfect all food contact surfaces, including all equipment used within the facility. Provide a written summary of all cleaning and disinfection activities to the Executive Officer, including a list of “Clean and Disinfect.''
“Any items withheld must remain on hold until further instructions from the Executive Officer.
“Please fully comply with the closure order issued on May 7, 2024.”
Yemeni Village was ordered to close on May 7th, and its food handling license was suspended on May 10th. And in the days that followed, a “For Sale” sign was posted on the building.