3535 E 114th St, Chicago, IL 60617
Far South SideA routine, unannounced visit by a city health inspector.
Inspectors found 75-100 rodent droppings throughout food prep areas, requiring immediate pest control intervention.
We flagged this inspection for serious public health concerns.
Key findings are derived directly from the inspector's notes from the Chicago Department of Public Health. See the full violation notes below.
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OBSERVED APPROX 75-100 DROPPINGS THROUGHOUT PREP AREA IN DINING AREA BEHIND THE VENDING MACHINES, SERVING LINE CABINETS, DRY STORAGE ROOM, AND REAR POT ROOM. INSTRUCTED TO CONTACT PEST CONTROL FOR SERVICE, CLEAN AND SANITIZE ALL AREAS. PRIORITY FOUNDATION 7-38-020(A) NO CITATION ISSUED
ALL CABINETS AND HOT HOLDING UNITS IN SERVING LINES IN NEED OF DETAIL CLEANING AND SANITIZING TO REMOVE ALL DROPPINGS. INSTRUCTED TO DETAIL CLEAN AND MAINTAIN. PRIORITY FOUNDATION 7-38-005 NO CITATION ISSUED
Washington High School has had 11 inspections in the last 5 years with a 45% pass rate. Last inspection was on Sep 25, 2026.
Canvass Re-Inspection โ A follow-up to confirm violations from a routine visit were fixed.
Canvass โ A routine, unannounced visit by a city health inspector.
Canvass Re-Inspection โ A follow-up to confirm violations from a routine visit were fixed.
Canvass โ A routine, unannounced visit by a city health inspector.
Canvass Re-Inspection โ A follow-up to confirm violations from a routine visit were fixed.
Canvass โ A routine, unannounced visit by a city health inspector.
Canvass Re-Inspection โ A follow-up to confirm violations from a routine visit were fixed.
Canvass Re-Inspection โ A follow-up to confirm violations from a routine visit were fixed.
Canvass โ A routine, unannounced visit by a city health inspector.
Canvass Re-Inspection โ A follow-up to confirm violations from a routine visit were fixed.
Canvass โ A routine, unannounced visit by a city health inspector.