Allegedly rodents were found.
McDonald’s in Shirley Road, Southampton has been shut temporarily while ‘pest activity’ is dealt with A McDonald’s restaurant has been forced to close due to a rat infestation. The fast-food branch in Shirley Road, Southampton was shut temporarily last week after ‘pest activity’ was found on site. McDonald’s hasn’t confirmed what type of pests, but Portsmouth news site, The News, reported it as rodents.
’ The spokesperson said the branch would re-open this week but did not give a day. A McDonald’s spokesperson said the branch would reopen this week They added that the restaurant has held a five-star food hygiene rating since 2011, with the most recent visit conducted in January 2024. One person wrote online they had seen ‘rats the size of dogs’ in Shirley High Street.
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