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Central District Health Food Inspectors conduct regular inspections of restaurants, taverns, grocery stores, meat markets and bakeries to determine proper hygiene and food handling practices of operators and their employees.

All food facilities receive one unannounced inspection each year. When critical violations are noted during an inspection, they must be corrected immediately or the inspector will have to schedule a follow-up inspection.

This database contains inspection results from January 2003 to present.

You can search for inspection results by the name of the food establishment, the address, or by the date of the inspection.

Gold Star Restaurants
These food establishments earned a GOLD STAR rating for having no major risk factor violations based upon the most recent inspection .
Week of July 01 - 07, 2008
Establishment
Address
Adams Apple Dumplings 10989 Bridgetower Dr, Boise
Barber Park Snack Shack 4049 Eckert Rd, Boise
Black Canyon Elk Ranch 2008 Edwards Market, Boise
Blimpie in Walmart 4051 E Fairview Ave, Meridian
Boise Capital Soccer Club 2008 US Club Regional Soccer Tourney, Meridian
Bonaminio's Italian Sausage Company 4909 Greenbrier Dr., Boise
Burger King #1688 4800 Overland Rd, Boise
D & D Idaho Foods 2008 Northwest Motor Fest, Garden City
Frozen Pop & Stuff 2287 N 31st Street, Boise
Hillcrest Country Club 4610 Hillcrest Dr., Boise
Hillcrest Country Club - Kitchen 4610 Hillcrest Dr., Boise
Idaho Barbecue Company 2910 Stewart Ave., Boise
India Place 600 S Rivershore Lane, Eagle
Mustard's Grill at Sandy Point 9725 E Highway 21, Boise
Papa Murphy's 1022 Vista Ave., Boise
Pronto Pups - Unit #3 6935 Westfield Place, Boise
Ranch Concessions 2313 W Cherry Lane, Meridian
Seattle's Best Coffee 350 N Milwaukee St., Boise
Snak Shak 4210 Edwards St., Boise
Sweet Classics 4340 Riva Ridge Way, Boise

Food Inspection Reports

Key To Violations

  • A.  Improper temperature for cooking, serving, holding or storing foods. Violation can cause bacteria to grow and illness. Violations can include not cooling foods down quickly enough or not reheating foods to 165 degress before holding hot and serving. Food that is not cooked, served or stored at the proper temperature can also receive violations.
  • B.  Improper cleaning and sanitizing of kitchen equipment. Violations in this area include improper washing and sanitizing of dishes, pots, pans and surfaces that will come in contact with the food.
  • C.  Food is not from an approved source. Establishments serving food to the public must obtain the food they serve from a source that has been inspected and approved by an official inspecting agency.
  • D.  Improper hygiene practice. Every kitchen must have properly functioning hand-washing facilities for food-handling staff. Ill employees must be sent home.
  • E.  Active managerial control. The person in charge must demonstrate that approved food-borne illness prevention practices are being followed.

Contact

Environmental Health
208-327-7499

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