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Food business closures in North Bend

Public Health lists the reason(s) the establishment was closed. Reasons for closing an establishment may be due to food code violations and failure to follow the permitting process. Depending on the type of closure, additional information may include the date the facility was shut down, whether the establishment has reopened, the date it reopened, and additional notes.

Information for restaurants closed by Public Health will remain online for a minimum of 7 days after the establishment is reopened.

Closures in North Bend

Rio Bravo at 247 E North Bend Way, North Bend WA, 98045
Date closed: March 3, 2026 at 3PM
Reason:

Imminent health hazard: Operating without handwashing facilities

Operating plans not reviewed and approved to ensure safe food handling and storage
Status: Reopened
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