

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Magnolia Bakery in Chicago has reopened just nine days after being shut down due to health code violations.
The location at State and Randolph failed a City of Chicago health inspection on Monday, July 13.
At the time, the inspector said they found live and dead roaches and flies in the prep areas.
On Wednesday, the city said the restaurant passed their inspection on Tuesday and had their license reinstated.
Customers were seen going into the bakery on Wednesday morning, business as usual.
ABC7 reached out to Magnolia Bakery but has yet to hear back.
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