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Restaurant Report Card: March 2012

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Each month, we post a report of restaurants in the 10002 ZIP code that scored 28 points or more on their health department inspections, the equivalent of “C” grades under the city’s rating system. We also call out establishments that excelled, by earning 3 points or fewer.

For more details on how the city grades food establishments, see the guide (PDF). Because of the way the online search function operates, we cannot link directly to individual restaurant reports here, but you can visit the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s website, type in the name of any restaurant and view the details of inspectors’ findings for all recent visits. You can also read our Restaurant Report Card archives here.

Please note that restaurateurs are permitted to post a “grade pending” certificate while they appeal an unsatisfactory score, so those listed here may not currently display a “C” grade in their storefronts.

Here’s the report for March.

First, the good news:  New establishments Ghost (132A Eldridge St.), Via Tribunali (122 Ludlow St.) and Caffe Vita (124 Ludlow St.) all earned 2 points or less on their initial inspections this month. Also, Orchard Street nightlife venue Tammany Hall scored 2 points during a March 13 visit by inspectors.

On a related note, Latin café La Isla at 212 Delancey St. earned only 4 points during a reinspection and was allowed to reopen March 20. Inspectors had shut it down on March 12 following an inspection that garnered a whopping 80 points.

Here’s the list of 28 points and over, from most points to least:  

Restaurant Address Inspection Date Violation Points
New J & B Seafood Restaurant 39-41 E. Broadway

3/5/2012

43

Sushi Hana 111 Rivington St.

3/19/2012

42

Kang Kee Chinese Restaurant 124 Hester St.

3/21/2012

37

Mikey’s 134 Ludlow St.

3/20/2012

32

Panda (CLOSED) 139 Chrystie St.

3/6/2012

31

East Seafood Restaurant 17 Division St.

3/20/2012

30

 

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2 COMMENTS

  1. We all know that under every building in NYC lurks the creepy crawly things that love to feast upon food stored in restaurants.  Does anyone truly believe that just because nothing was seen by health inspectors in the light of day, that the creepy crawlers are not out and about all night?  Let’s face it…the only truly clean place to eat a totally sanitary meal is in your own kitchen. Even “A” restaurants have violations…just because they have an “A” does not mean they didn’t have some violations..it just means they had fewer violations.  If you look up the health inspection reports for any restaurant you will find out what you are really up against.  So just dont think about it.

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