Santa Monica Deli Addresses Temporary Health Department Closure
May 29, 2025 - 02:56
Bay Cities, the renowned Santa Monica deli and bakery famous for its iconic Godmother sandwich, is publicly responding to its recent temporary closure mandated by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. The deli has confirmed that the closure was a precautionary measure following a routine inspection that identified some health code violations.
In a statement, the deli expressed its commitment to maintaining the highest standards of food safety and hygiene. They are actively working to address the issues raised during the inspection and are collaborating with health officials to ensure compliance. The deli emphasized that customer safety is their top priority and they are taking immediate steps to rectify the situation.
Bay Cities has been a beloved fixture in the Santa Monica community for years, attracting locals and visitors alike with its delicious offerings. As they work through this challenge, the deli looks forward to reopening its doors and serving its loyal customers once again.
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