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E. Coli Outbreak Linked to Wonder Coffee and Sports Bar
1 year ago •source kingcounty.gov
1800 South Jackson Street, Seattle, 98144 Washington, United States
####Update May 13th, 2025:Public Health has concluded its investigation into a Shiga toxin-producing E. coli O121 (STEC) outbreak linked to Wonder Coffee and Sports Bar in Seattle. Two individuals likely became ill after consuming food from the restaurant, possibly involving raw or undercooked beef or items that may have come into contact with it. While this is considered the most probable source of illness, the exact cause could not be confirmed. Public Health was unable to determine how the beef became contaminated with STEC.
The outbreak has ended, and the investigation is now closed.
Source: King County Government
August 6th, 2024:
Public Health is investigating an outbreak of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli O121 (also known as STEC). 2 people likely became sick after eating food from Wonder Coffee and Sports Bar. Both people ate foods that could have made them sick, including raw or undercooked beef, or other foods that may have been contaminated by raw or undercooked beef. Public health is still investigating how the beef might have been contaminated with STEC.
Since July 24, 2024, Public Health has learned about two people who got sick during July 12 and July 17. Both people had symptoms of STEC. They have not found any Wonder Coffee and Sports Bar restaurant workers sick with symptoms of STEC.
Environmental Health Investigators revisited the restaurant on July 29, to make sure that proper compliance with cleaning, disinfection, and correct handwashing practices are in place.
Source: kingcounty.gov/en/dept/dph/health-safety/disease-illness/foodborne-illness-outbreaks/2024-july-12-wonder-bar-sports-bar
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