How many Bottled Beverages restaurants are in NYC?

There are 142 Bottled Beverages restaurants with NYC health inspection records.

What health grade do Bottled Beverages restaurants typically receive?

96.3% of Bottled Beverages restaurant inspections result in Grade A. The NYC restaurant average is approximately 77%.

Which Bottled Beverages restaurants have been closed by NYC Health?

2 Bottled Beverages restaurants have been closed by NYC Health Department inspectors. Browse the list below to see individual records.

What violations are most common at Bottled Beverages restaurants?

Frequently cited violations at NYC Bottled Beverages restaurants include: 10F: Non-food Contact Surfaces Not Clean; 06D: Food Contact Surfaces Not Properly Sanitized; 08A: Facility Not Free from Harborage Conditions.

How do Bottled Beverages restaurants compare to the NYC average?

Bottled Beverages restaurants average 13.2 points per inspection, which is within Grade B range. The Grade A cutoff is 13 points.

Bottled Beverages Restaurant Inspections in NYC

142 Bottled Beverages restaurants · 481 inspections on record

Overview

NYC has 142 Bottled Beverages restaurants with health inspection records. 96.3% of inspections result in Grade A, above the citywide average. 2 locations have been closed by NYC Health inspectors.

142

Restaurants

96.3%

Grade A Rate

13.2

Avg Score

Total Closures

Bottled Beverages Restaurants by Borough

Manhattan

53 restaurants

Queens

40 restaurants

Brooklyn

38 restaurants

Bronx

9 restaurants

Staten Island

2 restaurants

Most Common Violations at Bottled Beverages Restaurants

Non-food Contact Surfaces Not Clean (10F)

Food Contact Surfaces Not Properly Sanitized (06D)

Facility Not Free from Harborage Conditions (08A)

Bottled Beverages Restaurants in NYC

OUTER HEAVEN

191 CHRYSTIE STREET, Manhattan

GRADE A

JAY'S TAVERN

1556 WILLIAMSBRIDGE ROAD, Bronx

GRADE A

WANDERING BARMAN

315 MESEROLE STREET, Brooklyn

GRADE A

SPYGLASS ROOFTOP BAR

45 WEST 38 STREET, Manhattan

GRADE A

THE GRISLY PEAR

107 MACDOUGAL STREET, Manhattan

GRADE N

FULTON ALE HOUSE

1446 FULTON STREET, Brooklyn

GRADE A

THE BROOKLYN BREWERY

79 NORTH 11 STREET, Brooklyn

GRADE A

SINGERS

30 KOSCIUSZKO STREET, Brooklyn

GRADE A

BITTER MONK

68 34 STREET, Brooklyn

GRADE A

HARD TO EXPLAIN

224 EAST 10 STREET, Manhattan

GRADE A

PADDY MAGUIRE'S ALE HOUSE

237 THIRD AVENUE, Manhattan

GRADE A

69 BAR

38-21 69 STREET, Queens

GRADE A

TALK OF THE TOWN

24 GIFFORDS LANE, Staten Island

GRADE A

PARIS BAGUETTE

107-08 CONTINENTAL AVENUE, Queens

GRADE A

DIVE BAR LOUNGE

667 10 AVENUE, Manhattan

GRADE A

ARTECHOUSE

75 9 AVENUE, Manhattan

GRADE N

THE VIEW KTV

43-02 MAIN STREET, Queens

GRADE A

KALOPSIA

1324 JEROME AVENUE, Bronx

GRADE A

TWIST BAR & LOUNGE

127-05 111 AVENUE, Queens

GRADE A

WASHINGTON COMMONS

434 PARK PLACE, Brooklyn

GRADE A

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Bottled Beverages Restaurant Inspections: Frequently Asked Questions

How many Bottled Beverages restaurants are in NYC?: There are 142 Bottled Beverages restaurants with NYC health inspection records.
What health grade do Bottled Beverages restaurants typically receive?: 96.3% of Bottled Beverages restaurant inspections result in Grade A. The NYC restaurant average is approximately 77%.
Which Bottled Beverages restaurants have been closed by NYC Health?: 2 Bottled Beverages restaurants have been closed by NYC Health Department inspectors. Browse the list below to see individual records.
What violations are most common at Bottled Beverages restaurants?: Frequently cited violations at NYC Bottled Beverages restaurants include: 10F: Non-food Contact Surfaces Not Clean; 06D: Food Contact Surfaces Not Properly Sanitized; 08A: Facility Not Free from Harborage Conditions.
How do Bottled Beverages restaurants compare to the NYC average?: Bottled Beverages restaurants average 13.2 points per inspection, which is within Grade B range. The Grade A cutoff is 13 points.

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Data sourced directly from NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene