East Village Restaurant Inspections, Manhattan
690 restaurants · 2,798 inspections
Overview
East Village has 690 restaurants with NYC health inspection records in Manhattan. 45.4% of inspections result in Grade A. 72 locations have been closed by NYC Health inspectors.
690
Restaurants
45.4%
Grade A Rate
17.9
Avg Score
72
Total Closures
Most Common Violations in East Village
Restaurants in East Village
MONSIEUR
GRADE A 86 EAST 4 STREET
WONDERLAND BAR
GRADE N 96 2 AVENUE
BAJIBAJI
GRADE B 145 1 AVENUE
NO NAZAR CAFE
GRADE N 280 EAST 10 STREET
GYU-KAKU JAPANESE BBQ
GRADE A 34 COOPER SQUARE
THREE JEWELS
GRADE A 5 EAST 3 STREET
NINTH STREET ESPRESSO
GRADE A 700 EAST 9 STREET
HUNAN SLURP SHOP
GRADE B 112 1 AVENUE
ZHELI SHANGHAI
GRADE Z 19 SAINT MARKS PLACE
COFFEE PROJECT NY
GRADE A 239 EAST 5 STREET
MALAI MARKE
GRADE A 318 EAST 6 STREET
NO FORK
GRADE A 131 AVENUE A
NYC PIZZA & FRIED CHICKEN
GRADE A 20 AVENUE A
MOGEE TEA
GRADE A 69 COOPER SQUARE
ROWDY ROOSTER
GRADE A 149 1 AVENUE
CHOP'T
GRADE A 51 ASTOR PLACE
CARNITAS RAMIREZ
GRADE A 210 EAST 3 STREET
HO FOODS
GRADE A 110 EAST 7 STREET
MRS GREEN SALAD & JUICE
GRADE A 328 EAST 14 STREET
ANDO PATISSERIE
GRADE A 214 EAST 10 STREET
East Village: Frequently Asked Questions
- How many restaurants are in East Village?
- East Village has 690 restaurants with NYC health inspection records.
- What is the Grade A rate in East Village?
- 45.4% of inspections in East Village result in Grade A, compared to the NYC average of approximately 77%.
- How many restaurants in East Village have been closed?
- 72 restaurants in East Village have been closed by NYC Health Department inspectors at some point in the inspection record.
- What are the most common violations in East Village?
- Frequently cited violations at East Village restaurants include: 10F: Non-food Contact Surfaces Not Clean; 08A: Facility Not Free from Harborage Conditions; 06D: Food Contact Surfaces Not Properly Sanitized.
- What borough is East Village in?
- East Village is a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City.
Data sourced directly from NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene