NEW YORK - Health officials say they've closed a New York City bakery famous for serving up croissant-doughnut hybrid treats called Cronuts because of a "severe mouse infestation."
A Department of Health spokeswoman says the Dominique Ansel Bakery in Manhattan's SoHo neighbourhood was shut down Friday. She says the rodent problem requires professional pest control but the bakery can reopen after inspectors determine the problem is fixed.
Bakery spokeswoman Amy Ma says a customer posted a video of a mouse online instead of telling bakery staff. She says workers are now re-cementing the basement and will exterminate. She says they hope to open on Monday.
Cronuts have become a food craze in New York. Lines at Ansel's tiny eatery often start forming at dawn, hours before it opens.
