Weld County keeps an eye on food safety at restaurants, schools, grocery stores, and other food-handling places. They use three categories for evaluations: pass, reinspection required, and closed. Inspectors look at essential factors like cooking and refrigeration equipment, cross-contamination between raw and ready-to-eat foods, and employee hygiene.
Pass: The establishment meets food safety standards but may have resolved some issues during the inspection.
Reinspection Required: There were food safety violations that need follow-up to confirm corrections were made.
Closed: Serious health hazards were found, and the establishment must stop operations until issues are resolved.
Facilities that initially scored a “closed” but later corrected their issues are marked with an asterisk, indicating they reopened.
During the inspection period of January 16-22, 2025, several local spots were evaluated:
Greeley
- 7-Eleven, 2803 W. 10th St.: Routine. Pass.
- Bogeys Pub & Grille, 2200 Clubhouse Drive: Opening. Pass.
- Bowl Izakaya, 1130 8th Ave., Unit 1: Routine. Pass.
- Chick-fil-A, 4555 Centerplace Drive: Routine. Pass.
- Country Inn Diner, 1415 8th Ave.: Routine. Pass.
- La Fiesta Authentic Mexican Food, 1923 9th St.: Routine. Pass.
- Lupitas Neveria Y Delicias, 2001 9th St.: Routine. Pass.
- Santeramo’s Pizza House, 1229 10th Ave.: Routine. Pass.
- Save-A-Lot, 816 25th St.: Routine. Pass.
- WCSD 6 Central Production Kitchen, 2508 4th Ave.: Routine. Pass.
- Wendy’s, 3267 W. 10th St.: Routine. Pass.
Evans
- Mi Fiesta Foods, 3610 35th Ave., Unit 8: Routine. Reinspection required.
Johnstown
- B’s Coffee, 257 Johnstown Center Drive, Suite 105: Routine. Pass.
- Little House, 417 Charlotte St., Suite D: Routine. Reinspection. Pass.
Windsor
- Burger King, 1615 Main St.: Routine. Pass.
- Sonic, 1150 Main St.: Routine. Pass.
- Subway, 1525 Main St., Unit B4: Routine. Pass.
Food safety is a priority. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), each year about 48 million people get sick from foodborne illnesses. With regular inspections like these, Weld County aims to keep all community members safe and healthy.
For more details on food safety standards and reports, check out the CDC’s food safety guide here.
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