Downtown Detroit Diner Closes Due to Rodent Issues

January 25, 2025 - 18:53

The beloved Lafayette Coney Island, a staple in downtown Detroit, has temporarily closed its doors following a recent inspection by the Detroit Health Department. The health officials reported evidence of a rodent infestation, prompting immediate action to ensure the safety and health of patrons.

In response to the findings, the diner is implementing a comprehensive plan to address the rodent problem and enhance sanitation practices. The management has expressed their commitment to maintaining a clean and safe environment for both employees and customers. They are working closely with health inspectors to develop strategies that will prevent future infestations.

Lafayette Coney Island is known for its iconic hot dogs and chili, making this closure particularly impactful for the local community. Regulars and tourists alike are hopeful for a swift resolution and look forward to the diner reopening its doors as soon as possible. The health department continues to monitor the situation to ensure compliance with health regulations.