The Whitman County Public Health offices will be closed on December 24th and 25th in observance of the holiday season. We wish everyone a healthy and happy holiday!
Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to serving you when we reopen.
Local county health departments inspect restaurants and other retail food service establishments to make sure that employees follow safe food handling practices and have adequate kitchen facilities. Keep in mind, inspection reports are snapshots of the food handling at the establishment at the time of inspection – conditions may be different when you visit.
For a copy of the official inspection report, please contact our Environmental Health team at EH@whitmancounty.gov.
Establishment
What do the scores mean?
Starting 2024, Whitman County is rolling out a new food inspection scoring system.2024 and Newer: Violation codes indicate the exact violation and the points for each.Inspection scores indicate the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.High Risk Violations
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Violations
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
165 Degree Brew
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/20/2019
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/09/2018
Routine Inspection
0
0
07/25/2017
Routine Inspection
0
0
06/12/2017
Pre-Operational
0
0
ACE Sushi
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/26/2024
Routine Inspection
10
0
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
10/31/2023
Pre-Operational
0
0
AFC Sushi
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
11/30/2017
Routine Inspection
0
0
12/13/2016
Routine Inspection
5
0
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
12/01/2015
Routine Inspection
0
0
07/30/2014
Routine Inspection
20
5
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
40 — 5 points — Food and nonfood surfaces properly used and constructed; cleanable
Airway Hills Golf
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/15/2023
Routine Inspection
5
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
04/03/2019
Pre-Operational
0
0
Another Round Brewing Co.
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
02/14/2024
Routine Inspection
5
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
02/25/2022
Pre-Operational
0
0
Appel Heights
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/31/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
09/15/2023
Pre-Operational
0
0
Arby's
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/05/2024
Routine Inspection
5
5
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
11/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
02/15/2022
Routine Inspection
25
0
19 — 25 points — No room temperature storage; proper use of time as a control, procedures available
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
06/01/2017
Routine Inspection
0
0
08/11/2016
Routine Inspection
0
0
08/11/2016
Routine Inspection
0
0
04/29/2015
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/20/2014
Routine Inspection
0
0
08/17/2012
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/04/2010
Routine Inspection
0
0
04/15/2009
Routine Inspection
0
5
41 — 5 points — Warewashing facilities properly installed, maintained, used; test strips available and used
01/29/2008
Routine Inspection
10
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
Barm and Wallops
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
04/24/2024
Pre-Operational
0
0
Approved to open.
Best Western Wheatland Inn
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
01/17/2019
Routine Inspection
5
0
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
05/30/2018
Routine Inspection
10
0
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
12/06/2017
Routine Inspection
5
0
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
12/14/2016
Routine Inspection
5
0
17 — 5 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
06/10/2015
Routine Inspection
10
0
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
04/22/2014
Routine Inspection
0
0
08/01/2013
Routine Inspection
0
0
08/23/2012
First Re-Inspection
0
0
07/26/2012
Every 12 Months
Birch & Barley
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/12/2024
Routine Inspection
30
5
5 — 25 points — Proper method used to prevent bare hand contact with RTE foods
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
09/01/2023
Complaint
5
3
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
04/18/2022
Routine Inspection
10
5
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
11/07/2019
Routine Inspection
5
5
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
08/25/2018
Routine Inspection
55
0
4 — 25 points — Hands washed as required
16 — 25 points — Proper cooling procedures
23 — 5 points — Proper Consumer Advisory posted for raw or undercooked foods
06/26/2018
Routine Inspection
5
5
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/11/2024
Routine Inspection
20
5
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
23 — 5 points — Proper Consumer Advisory posted for raw or undercooked foods
27 — 10 points — Variance obtained for specialized processing methods (e.g. ROP)
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
05/16/2023
Routine Inspection
15
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
12/17/2019
Routine Inspection
20
3
17 — 5 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
20 — 15 points — Proper reheating procedures for hot holding
30 — 3 points — Proper thawing methods used
12/29/2017
Routine Inspection
10
0
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
12/21/2016
Routine Inspection
0
5
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
49 — 2 points — Adequate ventilation, lighting; designated areas used
Boba Express (POPO)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
03/14/2022
Routine Inspection
10
16
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
22 — 5 points — Accurate thermometer provided and used to evaluate temperature of PHF
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
36 — 3 points — Proper eating, tasting, drinking, or tobacco use
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
Bob's Corner Market (600 Colorado)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
06/13/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
04/26/2022
Routine Inspection
0
0
Boyer Park Marina
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
08/23/2023
Routine Inspection
5
0
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
Brass Rail
Rosalia, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/10/2024
Every 12 Months
5
5
08/15/2023
Routine Inspection
5
8
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
Brew-Ya Espresso
Steptoe, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/25/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
01/13/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Carlita's (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/13/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
12/05/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Carter Foods
LaCrosse, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/27/2024
Every 12 Months
5
10/19/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
C & D
Tekoa, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/27/2024
Every 12 Months
0
7
12/20/2019
Routine Inspection
10
0
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Chipotle
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
09/10/2024
Complaint
0
0
04/16/2024
Routine Inspection
10
0
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
04/19/2023
Follow-Up Inspection
0
0
Great improvement.
03/29/2023
Complaint
75
5
4 — 25 points — Hands washed as required
5 — 25 points — Proper method used to prevent bare hand contact with RTE foods
17 — 25 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
36 — 3 points — Proper eating, tasting, drinking, or tobacco use
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
Coleman Oil Mart #20
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
01/17/2019
Routine Inspection
10
0
17 — 5 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Coleman Oil Mart #22 (1455 SE Bishop Blvd)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/06/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
05/10/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Cougar Cottage (The Coug)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
02/14/2024
Routine Inspection
20
15
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
40 — 5 points — Food and nonfood surfaces properly used and constructed; cleanable
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
08/15/2019
Routine Inspection
10
0
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
Cougar Country
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
01/26/2024
Follow-Up Inspection
0
0
Establishment has made significant improvements. Compliance met.
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
Cougar Food Mart
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/21/2024
Routine Inspection
0
5
40 — 5 points — Food and nonfood surfaces properly used and constructed; cleanable
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
08/27/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
02/09/2023
Routine Inspection
5
0
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Courtyard by Marriott (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/13/2024
Routine Inspection
0
5
41 — 5 points — Warewashing facilities properly installed, maintained, used; test strips available and used
11/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Crimson Hub (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/04/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
12/05/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Crossett’s
Oakesdale, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/04/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/13/2019
Routine Inspection
0
0
Crybaby Café
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/02/2024
Routine Inspection
5
5
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
05/17/2023
Complaint
35
7
17 — 25 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
32 — 5 points — Insects, rodents, animals not present; entrance controlled
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
Domino’s
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
09/25/2024
Routine Inspection
5
5
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
44 — 5 points — Plumbing properly sized, installed, and maintained; proper backflow devices, indirect drains, no cross-connections
02/23/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Double J Ranch Cookie Co.
Steptoe, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/25/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/16/2023
Routine Inspection
5
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
Eclairs
Tekoa, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
03/31/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Eddy’s
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
This is a failed inspection. A re-inspection will occur within 30 days.
04/06/2022
First Re-Inspection
25
18
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
36 — 3 points — Proper eating, tasting, drinking, or tobacco use
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
02/09/2022
Routine Inspection
45
34
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
13 — 15 points — Food contact surfaces used for raw meat thoroughly cleaned and sanitized
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
22 — 5 points — Accurate thermometer provided and used to evaluate temperature of PHF
25 — 10 points — Toxic substances properly identified, stored, used
30 — 3 points — Proper thawing methods used
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
38 — 3 points — Utensils, equipment, linens properly stored, used, handled
40 — 5 points — Food and nonfood surfaces properly used and constructed; cleanable
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
47 — 3 points — Garbage, refuse properly disposed; facilities maintained
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
Einstein Bagels (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/08/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/03/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Emerald
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/30/2024
Routine Inspection
5
8
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
Great improvement.
10/09/2024
Routine Inspection
10
21
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
15 — 5 points — Proper handling of pooled eggs
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
38 — 3 points — Utensils, equipment, linens properly stored, used, handled
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
*Placed on 3 week compliance schedule
Emporium
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/09/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/30/2021
Routine Inspection
0
0
Endicott Food Center
Endicott, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/27/2024
Routine Inspection
15
5
22 — 5 points — Accurate thermometer provided and used to evaluate temperature of PHF
27 — 10 points — Variance obtained for specialized processing methods (e.g. ROP)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
05/16/2019
Routine Inspection
0
0
Etsi Bravo
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/06/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Flowers & More Décor
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/31/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Fonks
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/22/2024
Pre-Operational
0
0
Approved to open.
Foundry
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
07/01/2024
Routine Inspection
50
8
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
11 — 10 points — Proper disposition of returned, previously served, unsafe, or contaminated food
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
17 — 25 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
05/10/2023
Routine Inspection
35
0
17 — 25 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Four Star Supply
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
09/17/2024
Routine Inspection
5
5
17 — 5 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
05/10/2023
Routine Inspection
35
0
17 — 25 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Freshens (Chinook - WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/09/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/03/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Freshens (CUB - WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/05/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Garfield Meats
Garfield, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/23/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Global Scholars Market (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/04/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Golden Teriyaki
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/13/2024
Routine Inspection
165
16
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
4 — 25 points — Hands washed as required
5 — 25 points — Proper method used to prevent bare hand contact with RTE foods
11 — 10 points — Proper disposition of returned, previously served, unsafe, or contaminated food
13 — 15 points — Food contact surfaces used for raw meat thoroughly cleaned and sanitized
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
16 — 25 points — Proper cooling procedures
19 — 25 points — No room temperature storage; proper use of time as a control, procedures available
22 — 5 points — Accurate thermometer provided and used to evaluate temperature of PHF
25 — 10 points — Toxic substances properly identified, stored, used
26 — 10 points — Compliance with risk control plans, variances, or mobile unit plan of operation
30 — 3 points — Proper thawing methods used
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
07/17/2023
First Re-Inspection
20
8
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
07/03/2023
Complaint
60
31
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
13 — 15 points — Food contact surfaces used for raw meat thoroughly cleaned and sanitized
16 — 25 points — Proper cooling procedures
26 — 10 points — Compliance with risk control plans, variances, or mobile unit plan of operation
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
32 — 5 points — Insects, rodents, animals not present; entrance controlled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
38 — 3 points — Utensils, equipment, linens properly stored, used, handled
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
47 — 3 points — Garbage, refuse properly disposed; facilities maintained
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
Granny Lala Baked Goods
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/04/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
12/05/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Grocery Outlet
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
09/30/2024
Routine Inspection
5
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
01/11/2023
Routine Inspection
20
0
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Grumpy’s
Garfield, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/04/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
12/05/2023
Routine Inspection
0
5
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
Gypsy Java
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/02/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
03/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Hampton Inn (formerly Holiday Inn Express)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/26/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Health Motivate Care
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/04/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
02/23/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Heritage Hardware
St. John, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/02/2024
Routine Inspection
3
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
03/15/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Heros & Sports
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/05/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
05/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Hill Ray Plaza
Colfax, WA 99111
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/31/2024
Pre-Operational
0
0
Hillside Cafe (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/06/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Hilltop Inn Restaurant
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
07/16/2024
Routine Inspection
0
5
09/24/2019
Routine Inspection
25
0
16 — 25 points — Proper cooling procedures
Hole in the Grounds
Rosalia, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/26/2023
Routine Inspection
5
5
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
32 — 5 points — Insects, rodents, animals not present; entrance controlled
Hotel McCoy
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Insomnia Cookies
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
09/25/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
08/28/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
It’s Poke-Man/Grander Goods
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
05/18/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Jack in the Box
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
05/22/2024
Routine Inspection
30
0
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
JMT Xpressmart
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/03/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
03/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Knead Cafe & Patisserie
1490 NE North Fairway R, Pullman, WA 99163
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/06/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
08/20/2024
Pre-Operational
0
0
LaCrosse Café
Lacrosse, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/28/2023
First Re-Inspection
5
5
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
10/19/2023
Complaint
65
8
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
4 — 25 points — Hands washed as required
5 — 25 points — Proper method used to prevent bare hand contact with RTE foods
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
Larissa's Apron Green
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
02/28/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Approved to open.
Lighty Espresso (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/15/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Los Amigos
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/09/2023
Routine Inspection
60
8
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
16 — 25 points — Proper cooling procedures
17 — 25 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
38 — 3 points — Utensils, equipment, linens properly stored, used, handled
Lumberyard/Timber
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
01/31/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Approved to open.
Marriott Residence Inn (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/14/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/28/2023
Routine Inspection
5
0
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
McDonald's (Grand Avenue)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/07/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Meet Shop Too
Garfield, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/05/2024
Routine Inspection
10
3
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
22 — 5 points — Accurate thermometer provided and used to evaluate temperature of PHF
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
11/02/2022
Routine Inspection
0
0
Merry Cellars
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
08/27/2024
Routine Inspection
5
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
02/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Minh’s
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/11/2024
Routine Inspection
70
15
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
4 — 25 points — Hands washed as required
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
22 — 5 points — Accurate thermometer provided and used to evaluate temperature of PHF
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
49 — 2 points — Adequate ventilation, lighting; designated areas used
Needs to repair ventilation system and a storage cooler. Needs CFPM.
05/16/2022
First Re-Inspection
0
3
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
04/13/2022
Routine Inspection
40
16
4 — 25 points — Hands washed as required
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
30 — 3 points — Proper thawing methods used
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
Mini Hot Pot by Mandarin House
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/09/2024
Routine Inspection
10
0
11 — 10 points — Proper disposition of returned, previously served, unsafe, or contaminated food
03/04/2022
Routine Inspection
0
0
Nayarit
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/04/2024
Routine Inspection
5
5
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
06/01/2022
Routine Inspection
0
0
Neill’s Coffee
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/12/2024
Routine Inspection
40
10
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
15 — 5 points — Proper handling of pooled eggs
19 — 25 points — No room temperature storage; proper use of time as a control, procedures available
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/01/2024
Routine Inspection
35
5
5 — 25 points — Proper method used to prevent bare hand contact with RTE foods
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
11/08/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Noshies
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/03/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Nuevo Vallarta
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/02/2024
Routine Inspection
15
10
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
22 — 5 points — Accurate thermometer provided and used to evaluate temperature of PHF
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
36 — 3 points — Proper eating, tasting, drinking, or tobacco use
49 — 2 points — Adequate ventilation, lighting; designated areas used
05/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
5
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
Oak on Main
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
07/01/2024
Routine Inspection
55
0
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
9 — 10 points — Proper washing of fruits and vegetables
15 — 5 points — Proper handling of pooled eggs
19 — 25 points — No room temperature storage; proper use of time as a control, procedures available
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
09/13/2023
Routine Inspection
5
5
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
O-Ramen
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
03/28/2024
First Re-Inspection
0
0
Great improvement.
02/29/2024
Routine Inspection
70
0
4 — 25 points — Hands washed as required
5 — 25 points — Proper method used to prevent bare hand contact with RTE foods
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
This is a failed inspection. A re-inspection will occur within 30 days.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Palouse Caboose
Palouse, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
09/11/2024
Routine Inspection
10
3
11 — 10 points — Proper disposition of returned, previously served, unsafe, or contaminated food
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
09/14/2023
Routine Inspection
5
0
Palouse Country Candy
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
03/08/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
04/26/2022
Routine Inspection
0
0
Palouse Family Foods
Palouse, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
09/10/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/03/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Papa Murphy’s
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
06/13/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
02/23/2023
Routine Inspection
5
0
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Paradise Creek Brewery
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
19 — 25 points — No room temperature storage; proper use of time as a control, procedures available
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
30 — 3 points — Proper thawing methods used
Pastime Tavern
LaCrosse, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/27/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
— points —
CFPM in progress.
11/28/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Phikuns
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
06/21/2022
First Re-Inspection
20
6
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
37 — 3 points — In-use utensils properly stored
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
R-inspection performed to verify vent hood has been cleaned professionally.
04/29/2022
Routine Inspection
15
15
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
Pine Creek Provisions
Rosalia, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/10/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
10/26/2023
Routine Inspection
0
5
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
Pizza Hut
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
05/22/2024
Routine Inspection
5
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
02/15/2022
Routine Inspection
5
8
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
44 — 5 points — Plumbing properly sized, installed, and maintained; proper backflow devices, indirect drains, no cross-connections
Pizza Perfection
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/02/2024
Routine Inspection
15
10
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
20 — 10 points — Proper reheating procedures for hot holding
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
40 — 5 points — Food and nonfood surfaces properly used and constructed; cleanable
06/07/2023
Pre-Operational
10
5
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
New location. Approved to open.
Porch Light Pizza
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
02/07/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Approved to open.
Pups & Cups
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
03/06/2024
Routine Inspection
10
0
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
03/17/2022
Routine Inspection
15
5
Purpose Roasters
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/20/2019
Routine Inspection
0
0
Quality Inn
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/16/2023
Routine Inspection
5
0
15 — 5 points — Proper handling of pooled eggs
Rancho Viejo
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/07/2024
Routine Inspection
10
5
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
05/02/2023
Routine Inspection
15
5
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
Red Bento
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
07/03/2024
First Re-Inspection
0
0
Significant improvements made since last inspection. This is a passed inspection.
05/20/2024
Complaint
55
15
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
19 — 25 points — No room temperature storage; proper use of time as a control, procedures available
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
A re-inspection will occur within 30 days.
09/13/2023
Routine Inspection
35
10
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
25 — 10 points — Toxic substances properly identified, stored, used
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
Red Card Pub
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/15/2023
Routine Inspection
0
3
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
Rialto Tavern
St. John, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/23/2024
Routine Inspection
10
5
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
05/27/2021
Routine Inspection
10
3
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
38 — 3 points — Utensils, equipment, linens properly stored, used, handled
Rico's
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
03/06/2024
Routine Inspection
5
0
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
03/16/2023
Routine Inspection
10
0
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Rite Aid
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/05/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Roost
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
07/29/2020
Pre-Operational
0
0
Approved to open.
Safeway
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/25/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/07/2018
Routine Inspection
15
0
7 — 15 points — Food obtained from approved source
Sella’s
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
32 — 5 points — Insects, rodents, animals not present; entrance controlled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
Serfes
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/26/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/14/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Shin’s
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/14/2024
Routine Inspection
10
0
11 — 10 points — Proper disposition of returned, previously served, unsafe, or contaminated food
09/01/2023
Routine Inspection
0
5
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
Shotz Coffee
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/08/2024
Routine Inspection
5
5
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
10/09/2023
Routine Inspection
10
0
6 — 10 points — Adequate handwashing facilities
South Fork
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/05/2024
Routine Inspection
25
0
17 — 25 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
10/16/2024
Routine Inspection
35
5
17 — 25 points — Proper hot holding temperatures (5 pts. if 130°F to 139°F)
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
This is a failed inspection. A re-inspection will occur within 30 days.
08/24/2023
Routine Inspection
5
10
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
40 — 5 points — Food and nonfood surfaces properly used and constructed; cleanable
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
Southside Cafe (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/04/2024
Routine Inspection
0
3
36 — 3 points — Proper eating, tasting, drinking, or tobacco use
11/07/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Southside Market (WSU)
Pullman, WA 99163
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/04/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Starbucks (Bishop Blvd)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/12/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/06/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Starbucks (Stadium Way)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
08/28/2024
Routine Inspection
5
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
08/28/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Starbucks (The Spark - WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/13/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/15/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
St. John Inn
St. John, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/23/2024
Routine Inspection
10
13
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
42 — 3 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
03/02/2017
Routine Inspection
10
7
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
40 — 5 points — Food and nonfood surfaces properly used and constructed; cleanable
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
Subway (Colfax)
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
02/14/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Subway (Pullman)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
07/29/2024
Routine Inspection
10
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
05/18/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Subway (Pullman Walmart)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
06/03/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
12/28/2022
Routine Inspection
0
0
Subway (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
09/11/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Sugar Babe Bakery
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
04/16/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
01/20/2022
Pre-Operational
0
0
Approved to open.
Sweet Mutiny
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
03/18/2022
Routine Inspection
15
7
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
50 — 2 points — Posting of permit; mobile establishment name easily visible
Taco Bell
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
09/10/2024
Routine Inspection
5
5
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
44 — 5 points — Plumbing properly sized, installed, and maintained; proper backflow devices, indirect drains, no cross-connections
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
09/30/2024
Routine Inspection
5
13
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
03/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Tekoa Empire Foods
Tekoa, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/22/2024
Routine Inspection
10
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
09/27/2023
Complaint
10
0
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
Tesoro2Go
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
08/28/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Thai Ginger
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/20/2024
Routine Inspection
15
8
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
12 — 5 points — Proper shellstock identification; proper parasite destruction procedures for fish
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
01/12/2023
Routine Inspection
5
5
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
32 — 5 points — Insects, rodents, animals not present; entrance controlled
The Cellar
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/05/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
09/15/2023
Pre-Operational
0
0
Approved to open.
The Land
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
05/08/2024
Routine Inspection
10
5
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
22 — 5 points — Accurate thermometer provided and used to evaluate temperature of PHF
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
Violations 14 and 22 were corrected during the inspection.
04/20/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
The Market (WSU)
Pullman, WA 99163
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/08/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
The Well Coffee House
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
04/16/2024
Routine Inspection
20
0
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
02/14/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Tin Tan Tacos (Adam's Mall)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
02/23/2023
Routine Inspection
5
12
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
Tobra Coffee Roasters
Tekoa, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/22/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
03/01/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Todd Atrium Cafe (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/14/2024
Routine Inspection
5
0
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Todd Catering Teaching Kitchen (WSU)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/19/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Tokyo Seoul
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/12/2024
Routine Inspection
70
0
5 — 25 points — Proper method used to prevent bare hand contact with RTE foods
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
16 — 25 points — Proper cooling procedures
27 — 10 points — Variance obtained for specialized processing methods (e.g. ROP)
03/03/2022
Every 6-12 Months
15
7
Torry’s Country Store
St. John, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
05/27/2021
Routine Inspection
0
0
Trailside Taproom
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/12/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
09/24/2020
Routine Inspection
0
0
Uniontown General Store
Uniontown, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/26/2024
Routine Inspection
10
3
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
04/27/2023
Pre-Operational
0
0
Approved to open.
Valhalla
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/16/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Village Center Cinemas
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
03/09/2023
Routine Inspection
0
5
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
Walmart
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/29/2024
Routine Inspection
5
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
02/08/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Webb's Empire
St. John, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/23/2024
Routine Inspection
0
5
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
03/15/2023
Routine Inspection
25
5
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
Welcome Home
St. John, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
05/27/2021
Routine Inspection
0
0
Westside Pizza
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/26/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
11/14/2023
Routine Inspection
5
0
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
Whitetail Diner
Tekoa, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
01/24/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
Approved to open.
Wild Ember
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/11/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
08/08/2024
Pre-Operational
0
0
Approved to open.
Wright Place Coffee
Oakesdale, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
11/25/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
04/10/2018
Every 12-18 Months
0
0
Yia Yia Nikki's (Bishop Blvd)
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
03/26/2024
Pre-Operational
0
0
Approved to open.
Zeppoz
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
04/04/2024
Routine Inspection
40
8
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
5 — 25 points — Proper method used to prevent bare hand contact with RTE foods
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
38 — 3 points — Utensils, equipment, linens properly stored, used, handled
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
This is a fail inspection. A re-inspection will be performed within 30 days.
04/05/2023
First Re-Inspection
10
0
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
03/13/2023
Routine Inspection
15
12
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
This is a failed inspection. A re-inspection will occur within 30 days.
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
12/12/2024
Routine Inspection
10
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
23 — 5 points — Proper Consumer Advisory posted for raw or undercooked foods
11/02/2021
Every 12 Months
0
0
Zips
Colfax, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
07/10/2024
First Re-Inspection
0
0
Improvements made since last inspection. This is a passed inspection.
This is a failed inspection. A re-inspection will occur within 30 days.
02/14/2024
Complaint
5
0
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
03/31/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
Zoe Coffee and Kitchen
Pullman, WA
Inspection Date
Inspection Type
Inspection TypePrevious Process: Inspection interval (time between routine inspections) is listed instead.2024 and Newer: Inspection type is one of the following:
Routine Inspection: Performed in compliance with WCPH's Risk-Based Inspection Frequency Schedule
First Re-Inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection
Second Re-inspection: Performed after a failed routine inspection and a failed first re-inspection
Follow-up Inspection: Performed when an establishment's permit is reinstated after a failed routine, first, and second re-inspection, or when an establishment is on a compliance schedule
Pre-operational: Performed to ensure a new food establishment can open to the public
Complaint: Performed after receiving a complaint about the establishment
High Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
High Risk
High risk factors are improper practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury.
Low Risk Inspection Score
Inspection Score
Inspection score indicates the scores for each violation tallied together. There are 418 possible points on an inspection report. A perfect score is zero.
Low Risk
Low risk factors are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
Violation Codes
Violation CodesViolation codes indicate the exact violation. Specific codes are not available for inspections performed prior to 01/01/2024.
Notes
10/07/2024
Routine Inspection
5
13
23 — 5 points — Proper Consumer Advisory posted for raw or undercooked foods
32 — 5 points — Insects, rodents, animals not present; entrance controlled
42 — 5 points — Food-contact surfaces maintained, cleaned, sanitized
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
05/24/2023
Every 6-12 Months
15
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21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
11/30/2017
Routine Inspection
0
0
12/13/2016
Routine Inspection
5
0
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
12/01/2015
Routine Inspection
0
0
07/30/2014
Routine Inspection
20
5
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
40 — 5 points — Food and nonfood surfaces properly used and constructed; cleanable
Airway Hills GolfPullman, WA
11/15/2023
Routine Inspection
5
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
04/03/2019
Pre-Operational
0
0
Another Round Brewing Co.Pullman, WA
02/14/2024
Routine Inspection
5
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
02/25/2022
Pre-Operational
0
0
Appel HeightsColfax, WA
10/31/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
09/15/2023
Pre-Operational
0
0
Arby'sPullman, WA
12/05/2024
Routine Inspection
5
5
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
1 — 5 points — PIC certified by accredited program, or compliance with Code, or correct answers
9 — 10 points — Proper washing of fruits and vegetables
15 — 5 points — Proper handling of pooled eggs
19 — 25 points — No room temperature storage; proper use of time as a control, procedures available
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
09/13/2023
Routine Inspection
5
5
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
O-RamenPullman, WA
03/28/2024
First Re-Inspection
0
0
Great improvement.
02/29/2024
Routine Inspection
70
0
4 — 25 points — Hands washed as required
5 — 25 points — Proper method used to prevent bare hand contact with RTE foods
10 — 10 points — Food in good condition, safe and unadulterated; approved additives
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
This is a failed inspection. A re-inspection will occur within 30 days.
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
19 — 25 points — No room temperature storage; proper use of time as a control, procedures available
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
30 — 3 points — Proper thawing methods used
Pastime TavernLaCrosse, WA
11/27/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
— points —
CFPM in progress.
11/28/2023
Routine Inspection
0
0
PhikunsPullman, WA
06/21/2022
First Re-Inspection
20
6
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
14 — 5 points — Raw meats below or away from RTE food
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
37 — 3 points — In-use utensils properly stored
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
R-inspection performed to verify vent hood has been cleaned professionally.
04/29/2022
Routine Inspection
15
15
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
21 — 10 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
33 — 5 points — Potential food contamination prevented during preparation, storage, display
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
48 — 2 points — Physical facilities properly installed, maintained, cleaned; unnecessary persons excluded from establishment
Pine Creek ProvisionsRosalia, WA
12/10/2024
Routine Inspection
0
0
10/26/2023
Routine Inspection
0
5
31 — 5 points — Food properly labeled
Pizza HutPullman, WA
05/22/2024
Routine Inspection
5
0
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
02/15/2022
Routine Inspection
5
8
2 — 5 points — Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
43 — 3 points — Nonfood-contact surfaces maintained and clean
44 — 5 points — Plumbing properly sized, installed, and maintained; proper backflow devices, indirect drains, no cross-connections
Pizza PerfectionPullman, WA
12/10/2024
Routine Inspection
5
5
21 — 5 points — Proper cold holding temperatures (5 pts. if 42°F to 45°F)