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Nycfoodinspectionsimpleinbro NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results DBA BORO STREET ZIPCODE ZUCCHERO E POMODORI Manhattan 2 AVENUE 10021 BAGEL MILL Manhattan 1 AVENUE 10128 QUAD CINEMA, QUAD Manhattan WEST 13 STREET 10011 BAR UNION HOTPOT, SHI Brooklyn 50 STREET 11220 SHANG HAPPY GARDEN Brooklyn 3 AVENUE 11209 MUGHLAI INDIAN CUISINE Manhattan 2 AVENUE 10128 PAQUITO'S Manhattan 1 AVENUE 10003 CAS' WEST INDIAN & Brooklyn KINGSTON AVENUE 11213 AMERICAN RESTAURANT BURGER INC Manhattan WEST 14 STREET 10014 LA CABANA Manhattan BROADWAY 10040 SALVADORENA RESTAURANT BRIDGEVIEW DINER Brooklyn 3 AVENUE 11209 BRIDGEVIEW DINER Brooklyn 3 AVENUE 11209 ELIO'S Manhattan SECOND AVENUE 10028 DIM SUM BAR Brooklyn GRAND STREET 11249 WATCHES OF Manhattan GREENE STREET 10012 SWITZERLAND COCKTAIL LOUNGE Page 1 of 546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results CUISINE DESCRIPTION INSPECTION DATE Italian 10/31/2019 Bagels/Pretzels 02/28/2020 American 07/27/2018 Chinese 07/25/2019 Chinese 05/02/2018 Indian 10/11/2017 Mexican 04/04/2017 Caribbean 11/16/2017 American 08/27/2018 Latin American 01/04/2019 American 10/30/2018 American 10/30/2018 Italian 04/02/2019 Chinese 01/30/2020 American 05/07/2019 Page 2 of 546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results SHOKUDO Manhattan 9 AVENUE 10036 RICH VILLAGE Brooklyn 7 AVENUE 11220 RESTAURANT THE MANSION Manhattan YORK AVENUE 10028 SHAKE SHACK Manhattan GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL 10017 GRAMERCY KITCHEN Manhattan 3 AVENUE 10003 PIZZA ITALIA Manhattan WEST 17 STREET 10011 55 BAR Manhattan CHRISTOPHER STREET 10014 LOS POBLANOS Brooklyn 3 AVENUE 11232 RESTAURANT FAY DA BAKERY Manhattan MOTT STREET 10013 DILL AND PARSLEY Manhattan MADISON AVENUE 10017 PATTY PLUS BAKERY & Brooklyn LIVINGSTON STREET 11217 RESTAURANT GETAWAY Brooklyn GREEN STREET 11222 GOOD HEALTH CAFE Manhattan 1 AVENUE 10021 LANTERN Brooklyn MONTAGUE STREET 11201 MJ PIZZA Manhattan 1 AVENUE 10029 CHIMICHURRI GRILL Manhattan 9 AVENUE 10036 BELMORA PIZZA & Manhattan EAST 57 STREET 10022 RESTAURANT SPRING PLACE Manhattan SAINT JOHNS LANE 10013 CANTINA TAQUERIA & Manhattan LENOX AVENUE 10027 Page 3 of 546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results Japanese 05/30/2019 Chinese 04/29/2019 American 08/19/2021 Hamburgers 01/06/2020 American 01/03/2018 Pizza 04/08/2019 American 12/11/2018 Mexican 07/30/2018 Bakery Products/Desserts 04/24/2019 Mediterranean 07/09/2018 Caribbean 05/01/2019 Coffee/Tea 11/14/2019 01/01/1900 Thai 03/15/2018 Pizza 05/09/2019 Latin American 08/06/2018 Pizza 10/31/2018 Mediterranean 08/30/2016 Mexican 10/10/2017 Page 4 of 546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results TEQUILA BAR AU JUS HARLEM Manhattan LEXINGTON AVENUE 10029 JOHNNY UTAHS Manhattan WEST 51 STREET 10019 ANATOLIAN GYRO Brooklyn EAST 16 STREET 11235 RESTAURANT SOTTO CASA Brooklyn ATLANTIC AVENUE 11201 GRAND CANYON DINER Brooklyn 7 AVENUE 11215 GUNBAE Manhattan MURRAY STREET 10007 PIECES BAR Manhattan CHRISTOPHER STREET 10014 J'S PIZZA Manhattan 7 AVENUE 10011 RESIDENCE INN TIMES Manhattan 6 AVENUE 10018 SQUARE MIGHTY BOWL Manhattan 2 AVENUE 10017 MIGHTY BOWL Manhattan 2 AVENUE 10017 BEVACCO RESTAURANT, Brooklyn HENRY STREET 11201 BINC RAMONITA'S Brooklyn MOORE STREET 11206 RESTAURANT ISLAND TRINI BURGER Brooklyn NOSTRAND AVENUE 11210 ISLAND TRINI BURGER Brooklyn NOSTRAND AVENUE 11210 DIM SUM PALACE Manhattan WEST 55 STREET 10019 TROPICAL GRILL Manhattan ADAM CLAYTON POWEL BLVD RESTAURANT Page 5 of 546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results Barbecue 10/17/2019 American 07/16/2018 Turkish 01/08/2020 Pizza 04/12/2018 American 07/01/2017 Korean 04/01/2019 American 11/06/2019 Pizza 01/28/2019 American 03/30/2018 Asian/Asian Fusion 01/27/2020 Asian/Asian Fusion 01/27/2020 Italian 12/19/2018 Latin American 10/01/2019 Caribbean 05/08/2018 Caribbean 05/08/2018 Chinese 10/10/2017 Spanish 06/26/2019 Page 6 of 546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results BEN & JERRY'S Manhattan WEST 44 STREET 10036 LA NACIONAL Manhattan WEST 14 STREET 10011 PEPE ROSSO SOCIAL Manhattan MOTT STREET 10013 KALINA RESTAURANT Brooklyn BROADWAY 11221 COSZCAL DE ALLENDE Brooklyn 3 AVENUE 11220 RESTAURANT 6915 BEST BAKERY Brooklyn 18 AVENUE 11204 AL HORNO LEAN Manhattan 2 AVENUE 10022 MEXICAN GABBY'S COFFEE SHOP Brooklyn DITMAS AVENUE 11218 PALOMA Manhattan WEST 38 STREET 10018 DOMINO'S Manhattan WEST 181 STREET 10033 DOMINO'S Manhattan WEST 181 STREET 10033 GLOW CAFE & HOOKAH Brooklyn 5 AVENUE 11220 LOUNGE PAD THAI Manhattan 8 AVENUE 10001 DALLAS BBQ Manhattan 3 AVENUE 10021 JUICE PRESS @ Manhattan MURRAY STREET 10007 EQUINOX BROOKLYN BLEND Brooklyn TOMPKINS AVE 11206 MELANY RESTAURANT Brooklyn FLATBUSH AVENUE 11226 MELANY RESTAURANT Brooklyn FLATBUSH AVENUE 11226 MELANY RESTAURANT Brooklyn FLATBUSH AVENUE 11226 Page 7 of 546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results Frozen Desserts 05/16/2017 Spanish 03/13/2020 Italian 07/02/2018 Spanish 06/12/2019 Mexican 06/27/2018 Bakery Products/Desserts 04/16/2019 Mexican 05/08/2019 Spanish 05/21/2019 Latin American 08/22/2019 Pizza 09/13/2016 Pizza 09/13/2016 Middle Eastern 10/25/2017 Thai 03/13/2019 Barbecue 02/27/2020 Juice, Smoothies, Fruit Salads 09/09/2019 Juice, Smoothies, Fruit Salads 05/15/2018 Latin American 06/28/2018 Latin American 06/28/2018 Latin American 06/28/2018 Page 8 of 546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results COLD STONE CREAMERY Brooklyn HARKNESS AVENUE 11235 JOHN'S FRIED CHICKEN Manhattan WEST 207 STREET 10034 ADORO LEI Manhattan HUDSON STREET 10013 SINGLE ORIGIN CAFE Brooklyn BERGEN STREET 11201 KUNG FU TEA Brooklyn 86 STREET 11214 MULBERRY STREET BAR Manhattan MULBERRY STREET DIG INN SEASONAL Manhattan LIBERTY STREET 10280 MARKET EAST ONE COFFEE Brooklyn COURT STREET 11231 ROASTERS MIKE'S ISLAND GRILL Brooklyn EAST 98 STREET 11212 RESTAURANT PQR Manhattan 2 AVENUE 10028 AGORA TURKISH Manhattan SECOND AVENUE 10028 RESTAURANT MAMASITA BAR Manhattan 10 AVENUE 10019 SAIGON VIETNAMESE Manhattan BROOME STREET 10013 SANDWICH LIZZMONADE Brooklyn BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK 11201 CAFE WHA Manhattan MACDOUGAL STREET 10012 GREGORY'S COFFEE Manhattan BROADWAY 10004 COLONY 274 Brooklyn 4 AVENUE 11215 TINA'S CUBAN CUISINE Manhattan MADISON AVENUE 10016 Page 9 of 546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results Frozen Desserts 11/20/2018 Chicken 02/19/2020 Pizza 05/09/2018 Coffee/Tea 10/23/2019 Coffee/Tea 04/18/2017 Italian 03/12/2019 American 02/03/2020 American 03/24/2017 Caribbean 12/24/2018 Pizza 03/27/2019 Turkish 03/28/2017 Mexican 08/13/2018 Southeast Asian 05/30/2017 Juice, Smoothies, Fruit Salads 06/28/2018 American 07/12/2017 Coffee/Tea 05/25/2018 American 06/27/2017 Latin American 04/23/2019 Page 10 of546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results PERIZIA KOSHER PIZZA Brooklyn EAST 16 STREET 11229 PERIZIA KOSHER PIZZA Brooklyn EAST 16 STREET 11229 ONE STAR Manhattan WEST 24 STREET 10011 ARZU PALACE Brooklyn CONEY ISLAND AVENUE 11223 FELIX ROASTING CO Manhattan GREENE STREET 10012 LA COLOMBE Manhattan PRINCE STREET 10012 IVAN RAMEN SLURP Manhattan 11 AVENUE 10036 SHOP PINE BOX ROCK SHOP Brooklyn GRATTAN STREET 11206 PINE BOX ROCK SHOP Brooklyn GRATTAN STREET 11206 PIKLIZ CAFE AND Brooklyn FRANKLIN AVENUE 11225 LOUNGE NOCCIOLA RISTORANTE Manhattan EAST 116 STREET 10029 FABIANE'S CAFE & Brooklyn NORTH 5 STREET 11211 PASTRY E.A.T. CAFE Manhattan MADISON AVENUE 10028 MACCHINA NYC Manhattan 3 AVENUE 10016 MCDONALD'S Manhattan 8 AVENUE 10036 GOLDEN KRUST Brooklyn MERMAID AVENUE 11224 CARIBBEAN BAKERY & GRILL HEIGHTS FALAFEL Brooklyn HENRY STREET 11201 DELIGHT WONG Manhattan GRAND STREET 10002 RESTAURANT Page 11 of546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results Pizza 04/12/2019 Pizza 04/12/2019 American 08/20/2019 Middle Eastern 07/23/2019 Coffee/Tea 08/05/2021 Coffee/Tea 10/28/2019 Asian/Asian Fusion 12/07/2016 American 10/24/2019 American 10/24/2019 Caribbean 03/01/2018 Italian 07/14/2017 Bakery Products/Desserts 12/29/2016 American 10/30/2019 Italian 07/29/2019 Hamburgers 06/13/2019 Caribbean 11/22/2017 Middle Eastern 02/19/2020 Chinese 10/24/2018 Page 12 of546 09/28/2021 NYCFoodInspectionSimpleInBrooklynAndManhattanAllenHazlett Based on DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results RESTAURANT HABANERO BLUES Manhattan WEST 36 STREET 10018 WING WAGON Brooklyn FLATBUSH AVENUE 11238 GREEN SYMPHONY Manhattan WEST 43 STREET 10036 STARBUCKS COFFEE Brooklyn FLATBUSH AVENUE 11210 #23591 KOAN'S BAKERY Brooklyn 13 AVENUE 11219 MAIMONIDES PARK Brooklyn SURF AVENUE 11224 STAND # 110, Tiki Bar/Mr Softee/Marty'S Burger KNICKERBOCKER CLUB Manhattan EAST 62 STREET 10065 BLACK MOUNTAIN Brooklyn UNION STREET 11231 GREENWOOD PARK Brooklyn 7 AVENUE 11215 BEAST AND BOTTLES Brooklyn ATLANTIC AVENUE
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