Tri-City restaurant inspections through Nov. 11

Each Monday, the Tri-City Herald publishes results for restaurants that score 25 or more “Red” points on their Benton-Franklin Health District inspections, triggering automatic revisits.

By law, all establishments selling food are subject to inspection, from full-service restaurants to coffee carts to gas stations selling convenience items.

Establishments are rated on a state point system that’s based on the federal food code for the conditions in the restaurant at the time of the unannounced inspection. The point scale ranges up to 415 points.

Red points reflect more concerning issues requiring immediate inspection. An establishment receiving 25 or more points on a routine inspection must be re-inspected. Blue points indicate situations that need to be fixed, but not immediately. Restaurants receiving 10 or more Red points when re-inspected are inspected again.

To view copies of the health department’s reports for all establishments inspected regardless of results, go to tricityherald.com.

Past restaurant inspections can be viewed on the Benton-Franklin Health District's website at http://www.bfhd.wa .gov/food/index.php.

For questions concerning these reports, contact the Benton-Franklin Health District at 509-460-4205 .

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Establishments needing reinspection

▪ Applebee’s, 5305 Road 68, Pasco, Nov. 7, routine (30 Red, 5 Blue)

Notes: Food worker cards incomplete, improper cooling.

▪ Bombshellz, 96 Wellsian Way, Richland, Nov. 8, routine (25 Red, 10 Blue)

Notes: Person in charge lacks food safety knowledge, n soap at hand-wash sink, improper cold temperature storage.

▪ Carniceria Los Toreros, 210 Chardonnay Ave., Prosser, Nov. 0, routine (65 Red, 0 Blue)

Notes: Hand-wash sink blocked, raw meat served next to ready-to-eat foods, improper cooling and hot holding.

▪ El Torito MX Market Deli, 420 W. Lewis St., Pasco, Nov. 9, routine (30 Red, 0 Blue)

Notes: Person in charge lacks food safety knowledge, improper cooling.

Establishments not needing reinspection

Col Solare Winery, 50207 Antinori Road, Benton City, First followup, Nov. 9, to routine Aug. 19, (0 Red, 0 Blue)

Domino’s Pizza, 7007 Burden Blvd., Pasco, Nov. 8, routine (5 Red, 0 Blue).

El Torito Mx Market, 420 W. Lewis St., Pasco, Nov. 9, routine (5 Red, 0 Blue).

El Torito Mx Market, whole store, 420- W. Lewis St., Pasco, Nov. 9, routine (10 Red, 0 Blue).

Five Guys Burgers & Fries, 2761 Queensgate Drive, Richland, first follow-up, Nov. 8, to routine, Oct. 13 (0 Red, 0 Blue).

Kennewick Senior Center, 500 S. Auburn St., Kennewick, Nov. 8, routine (0 Red, 0 Blue).

Kwick Stop, 2110 Swift Blvd., Richland, Nov. 8, routine (20 Red, 8 Blue).

Lucy’s Lunchbox, 321 Wine Country Road, Prosser, Nov. 9, routine (15 Red, 0 Blue).

Meals on Wheels Adult Day Care, 10 N. Washington St., Kennewick, Nov. 8, routine (0 Red, 0 Blue).Mid Columbia Wine & Spirits, 1711 George Washington Way, Richland, Nov. 8, routine (0 Red, 5 Blue).

Ms. Rhoda’s Wine Garden, 702 Jadwin Ave., #B, Richland, Nov. 8, routine (0 Red, 0 Blue).

Spur Coffee, 1205 Thayer Drive, Richland, Nov. 8, routine (0 Red, 0 Blue).

Stone Soup, 703 The Parkway, Richland, Nov. 8, routine (20 Red, 10 Blue).

Taco Bell/Long John Silvers, 2485 Queensgate drive, Richland, Nov. 8, routine (0 Red, 0 Blue).

Teriyaki Grill, 5325 N. Road 68, Pasco, Nov. 8, routine (5 Red, 0 Blue).Thai City, 4096 W. Van Giesen St., West Richland, Nov. 10, routine (0 Red, 5 Blue).

Uptown Antiques, 1365 George Washington Way, Richland, Nov. 8, routine (5 Red, 0 Blue)

Wendy Culverwell: 509-582-1514, @WendyCulverwell

This story was originally published November 20, 2016 at 4:45 PM with the headline "Tri-City restaurant inspections through Nov. 11."