[Editor’s note: The report referenced in this article reflects conditions observed during an inspection conducted on April 6 and does not represent the establishment’s current status.]
A San Francisco pizza restaurant has been ordered to close following a recent health inspection on April 6. The San Francisco Department of Public Health, Environmental Health Branch, found several major health code violations, including cockroach infestations and unsafe food handling practices.
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Yummy Pizza
- When: April 6, 2026
- Where: 709 O’Farrell St, San Francisco, CA 94109
Yummy Pizza is known for serving a variety of late-night pizza and unique desserts. According to the inspection report, the violations included:
- The handwashing sink was obstructed by batter and fries and could not be used.
- The inspection report noted that the food was stored at improper temperatures. Cooked chicken was held at 120°F, below the required hot holding temperature.
- A proper sanitizer bucket was not present near the food preparation area.
- The restaurant failed to provide the required food handler certification.
- The inspection report noted signs of a cockroach infestation. Live and dead cockroaches were observed in kitchen traps. Dead cockroaches were also found under the prep sink.
- Ten live insects of different sizes were noticed on the floor, under the food prep sink, inside, and around the reach-in cooler.
The full inspection report is available here.
Follow-Up Inspection
According to the official health inspection report, Yummy Pizza had its health permit suspended during the inspection. The establishment must submit required documents, including a pest control report, before a follow-up inspection can be scheduled.
