Juice Spot in Orange County Recommended to Close After Inspectors Flag Violations

Raw’s was reported for major health code violations, including evidence of rodent activity.

Written By riya yadav
News Writer
Smoothies and bowls served at Raw’s (Source: Yelp)

[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on November 25 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.]

The Orange County health department conducted a routine health inspection at Raw’s on November 25. The report noted several food-safety violations, including improper storage and food debris buildup.

Raw’s

Inspectors observed food residue on cooler door handles
Screenshot of the report (Source: inspections.myhealthdepartment.com)
  • When: November 25, 2025
  • Where: 1169 W Central Ave, Brea, CA 92821

Raw’s Juice & Smoothie offers fresh fruit and vegetable juices, wellness drinks, and smoothies. According to the health inspection report, the restaurant was suggested to close for multiple major violations, prompting its closure. Some of them are:

  • The inspection noted visible signs of rodent activity in several areas of the facility. Rodent droppings were observed on the floor near the back door beneath storage racks, in the restroom’s left corner, beneath the sink, and on the floor in the front prep area.
  • The report said the establishment must eliminate rodent activity using only approved methods and remove all evidence of infestation.
  • The report notes food residue on cooler handles, surfaces, and equipment like juicers and blenders.
A residential electric griddle was found in use during inspection
Screenshot of the violations (Source: inspections.myhealthdepartment.com)
  • A residential electric griddle was found in use during inspection. The griddle is not considered commercial-grade or ANSI-approved, as mentioned in the official assessment.
  • The operators were instructed to remove items not necessary for the business’s operation and to store all equipment six inches off the floor for proper cleaning and contamination prevention.

A more detailed report is available online.

Follow-up Inspection

The operators were instructed to remove items not necessary for the business’s operation
Screenshot of the comments (Source: inspections.myhealthdepartment.com)

The report states the restaurant’s health permit was suspended because of the rodent infestation. The business can request a reinspection once all violations are corrected.

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Riya Yadav is a writer with a background in journalism and literature who brings her thoughtful, story-driven approach to content creation. She has contributed to newspapers, with a focus on feature writing that captures the nuance of people and culture. Passionate about art, books, cinema, and all things creative, Riya combines cultural insight with strong research to bring clarity and depth to her writing.
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