are options they reserve as a "final step."

"If by working with them we're not getting the behaviour change or the results, eventually we will do the enforcement piece," he said.

Mr. Yin Restaurant was the only restaurant among the four to have just one inspection in the last two months. An inspection in late August resulted in food being seized and destroyed, as did another visit in mid-September. There has not been a follow-up inspection to date in October.

Mr. Yin Restaurant and Second Cup face University Ave. to the south. (Matthew Pierce / CBC)

According to Franco, inspectors decide how many times they will visit an establishment based on a risk assessment.

The inspector came during their lunch rush, Mr. Yin Restaurant manager Max Pan told CBC. Some food that neededA Tampa woman's maternity photos are catching attention online for their unique tribute to the Sunshine state. Lindsey Tuttle and her husband, Jonathan, stood in front of a Florida flag cradling a baby gator, beside a six pack of Bud Light and a shotgun.

The photo 'Florida Man', posted Feb. 2, has been shared and liked hundreds of times, according to News 6 sister station WJXT.

She posted the photo to Facebook with the caption "Last minute practice for baby." She ended the caption with "Alligators don't like to bottle feed, apparently ... Didn't try to breastfeed."

Lindsey told WTSP 10 News that she wanted a picture that was different than 'the run of the mill maternity photos of women in the forest being goddesses.'

“My husband is the most pure and