Greenpoint Restaurant Inspections, Brooklyn
270 restaurants · 979 inspections
Overview
Greenpoint has 270 restaurants with NYC health inspection records in Brooklyn. 48.6% of inspections result in Grade A. 21 locations have been closed by NYC Health inspectors.
270
Restaurants
48.6%
Grade A Rate
17.6
Avg Score
21
Total Closures
Most Common Violations in Greenpoint
Restaurants in Greenpoint
GATOR
GRADE B 105 NORMAN AVENUE
RUSS PIZZA
GRADE A 745 MANHATTAN AVENUE
THE COFFEE SHOP
GRADE A 269 NASSAU AVENUE
BANKS TAVERN
GRADE N 19 GREENPOINT AVENUE
CHRISSY'S PIZZA
GRADE A 142 NASSAU AVENUE
FUSION BITES
GRADE A 790 MANHATTAN AVENUE
BAKER'S DOZEN
GRADE A 788 MANHATTAN AVENUE
KANAHASHI
GRADE A 981 MANHATTAN AVENUE
PURE GREEN
GRADE A 5 BLUE SLIP
POPEYES
GRADE A 918 MANHATTAN AVENUE
FIVE LEAVES
GRADE A 18 BEDFORD AVENUE
VIVA LA PIZZA
GRADE A 86 NASSAU AVENUE
EAGLE TRADING CO.
GRADE A 258 FRANKLIN STREET
DUNKIN
GRADE A 356 MCGUINNESS BOULEVARD
THREE DECKER DINER
GRADE A 695 MANHATTAN AVENUE
LA SANDWICHERIE
GRADE A 156 DRIGGS AVENUE
HEAVEN AND EARTH
GRADE A 290 NASSAU AVENUE
TORST
GRADE A 615 MANHATTAN AVENUE
AMARIN CAFE
GRADE A 617 MANHATTAN AVENUE
PAN PAN VINO VINO
GRADE A 120 NORMAN AVENUE
Greenpoint: Frequently Asked Questions
- How many restaurants are in Greenpoint?
- Greenpoint has 270 restaurants with NYC health inspection records.
- What is the Grade A rate in Greenpoint?
- 48.6% of inspections in Greenpoint result in Grade A, compared to the NYC average of approximately 77%.
- How many restaurants in Greenpoint have been closed?
- 21 restaurants in Greenpoint have been closed by NYC Health Department inspectors at some point in the inspection record.
- What are the most common violations in Greenpoint?
- Frequently cited violations at Greenpoint 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 Greenpoint in?
- Greenpoint is a neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York City.
Data sourced directly from NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene