A council hygiene report for the Kent restaurant says inspectors found evidence of rodent droppings.
A Nando’s restaurant which said it closed for “some DIY” was pest-proofing to help solve its “mice activity” problem, a council hygiene report has revealed.
The popular chicken restaurant was ordered to take action after Maidstone Borough Council officers found evidence of rodent droppings as well as food debris and broken crockery on the floor. The report also said that mice were "actively seen" by customers. The branch had otherwise been rated "good" for hygienic handling of food, including preparation, cooking, re-heating, cooling and storage.The hygiene report stated: “Although various pest control measures had already been implemented and your pest contractor is carrying out treatment for rodents, mice are still being actively seen by staff and customers in the dining area on the first floor of the premises during service.
Nando's told inspectors it had been operating an "enhanced pest control protocol" which included extra cleaning of all equipment, surfaces and public seating areas.
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