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West Valley Bigfoot Java

Name: West Valley Bigfoot Java
Address: 3618 West Valley Hwy, Seattle, WA, 98001, US

3618 West Valley Hwy, Auburn, WA 98001

Rated “Good” · as of Feb 3, 2026

West Valley Bigfoot Java was last inspected on February 3, 2026 and scored 0 points. Inspectors found no violations.

Latest inspection

February 3, 2026 · Routine Inspection/Field Review

Satisfactory

Score: 0 points

No violations

No violations were recorded at this inspection.

Inspection scores over time. Lower is better (fewer violation points).

6 inspections on record

Apr 24, 2025 Unsatisfactory 5 points

Routine Inspection/Field Review
1 critical Show violations
- CriticalManagement & training5 pts
  
  Not every food worker had a current Food Worker Card.
  
  Official wording (code 0200)
  Food Worker Cards current for all food workers; new food workers trained
May 6, 2024 Satisfactory 0 points

Routine Inspection/Field Review

No violations
Jan 20, 2023 Satisfactory 3 points

Routine Inspection/Field Review
1 general Show violations
- GeneralFood handling3 pts
  
  In-use utensils weren’t stored properly.
  
  Official wording (code 3700)
  In-use utensils properly stored
Feb 22, 2022 Satisfactory 0 points

Routine Inspection/Field Review

No violations
Jul 19, 2021 Satisfactory 3 points

Routine Inspection/Field Review
1 general Show violations
- GeneralFood handling3 pts
  
  In-use utensils weren’t stored properly.
  
  Official wording (code 3700)
  In-use utensils properly stored

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Inspectors add points for each violation, so a lower score is better. 0 means no violations.
Red violations are high-risk practices that can directly cause foodborne illness. Blue violations are lower-risk maintenance and sanitation issues.
Routine inspections with 35 or more red points, or 90 or more total points, are unsatisfactory and require a return inspection.

Critical Can directly make someone sick: food temperatures, contamination, pests, hand-washing.
General Cleanliness, maintenance and facility problems.
Paperwork Missing signs, permits or paperwork.

Source: Public Health – Seattle & King County open data, refreshed hourly. Last inspection 9 months ago. Always confirm with the official record.