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Spirits, Beer And Wine Restaurant Not Serving General Public Food Service Acknowledgment Form. This is a Washington form and can be use in Liquor Control Board Statewide.

Licensing and Regulation Division

PO Box 43098 License Number

Olympia WA 98504-3098

Phone: (360) 664-1600 Trade Name

Fax: (360) 753-2710

www.liq.wa.gov UBI Number





Spirits, Beer and Wine Restaurant/Restricted-Restaurant Not Serving the General Public

Food Service Acknowledgment



I understand that in order to obtain and maintain a spirits, beer and wine restaurant liquor license, I must (as

outlined in RCW 66.24.410(2) and WAC 314-02-035) maintain my establishment in a substantial manner as a place

for preparing, cooking and serving of complete meals.



To meet this requirement I understand I must do the following:



 Maintain a menu offering at least eight complete meals:

1. A complete meal means an entrée and at least one side dish.

2. An entrée is the main course of a meal. Some examples of entrees are fish, steak, chicken,

pork, pasta, pizza, hamburgers, salads, sandwiches and breakfast items (see WAC 314-02-035

for a more complete list). Entrees do not include snack items, or menu items which consist

solely of precooked frozen food that is reheated, or consist solely of carry-out items obtained

from another business.

Some examples of side dishes are soups, vegetables, salads, potatoes, french fries, rice, fruit

and bread.

3. Complete meals must be prepared on the restaurant premises. (Preparation does not consist

solely of plating).

4. A menu must be available to customers.

5. The food items necessary to prepare the complete meals must be kept on the premises and

must be edible.

(The board may consider written requests of exception to the eight complete meal requirement on a

case-by-case basis.)

 If the premises is 100% dedicated dining (no lounge or game rooms), complete meal service must be

available at all times liquor is available for sale, service and consumption.

 Restaurants with less than 100% dedicated dining must provide complete meals at least five hours per

day between 8am and 11pm, at least five days per week (the board may consider written requests of

exception to this requirement due to demonstrated hardship), plus any other day liquor is sold or

served.

 The hours of complete meal service must be conspicuously posted on the premises or listed on the

menu.

 A chef or cook must be on duty during complete meal hours.

 Outside the hours complete meals are served, maintain limited food service any time liquor is sold or

served:

1. Limited food service includes appetizers, sandwiches, hamburgers, pizza, soups, salads or fry

orders.

2. Snacks such as peanuts, popcorn or chips do not meet this requirement.

3. Notice of the availability of limited food service must be conspicuously posted or listed on the

menu.

 Maintain kitchen equipment necessary to support the required complete meals.



I certify by my signature below that I currently meet and will continue to maintain the above requirements as

long as I/we hold a Spirits/Beer/Wine Restaurant Liquor License.





Signature of Applicant (Sole Proprietor, Partner, Officer, LLC Member/Manager) Date

LIQ 290-9/11

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