NYC spots currently flagged.

A Manhattan Russian kitchen whose inspection record shows a pending Z grade, a prior C, and repeated citations for rats and sanitation lapses.

Nana Thai Street's Manhattan kitchen carries two consecutive C grades and a recent inspection citing mice, flies, and TCS temperature failures.

This Queens pizzeria carries a grade C with a score of 48 and a record of recurring temperature, pest, and fly citations.

This Manhattan German spot's latest inspection logged a 37 with citations for mice, cold-holding lapses, and missing handwashing access.

A clean 2023 A-grade visit gave way to an April 2026 inspection citing five critical temperature and contamination violations.

This Manhattan frozen-dessert chain outpost earned an A in 2024 but its 2026 visit flagged live mice and unsanitized food-contact surfaces.

An East Village izakaya with a patchy inspection history, including past rodent evidence and recurring cold-holding violations.

A Brooklyn outpost of the Thai favorite, where a single recent inspection flagged hand-washing lapses and hot-holding temperature issues.

A new Manhattan American spot with an initial inspection flagging live roaches, cold-holding gaps, and contamination risks pending a grade.

This Manhattan Italian spot slipped from an A to a B in February 2025, cited for mice, cold-holding lapses, and improper cooling.

This Brooklyn ramen specialist earned an A at its latest inspection, though recurring rodent and roach citations cloud the record.

An intimate Japanese omakase counter in Manhattan whose most recent visit logged a 24 score with multiple critical citations pending grading.

A new-to-the-rolls Japanese spot in Manhattan whose initial inspection logged three critical violations and a pre-grade score of 22.

This Korean kitchen slipped from an A to a B in 2025, with recent citations covering sanitation, holding temperatures, and equipment upkeep.

A Manhattan Italian spot whose initial inspection flagged contamination risks, filth flies, and conditions conducive to pests.

A modest Mexican counter in Brooklyn whose latest visit flagged temperature abuse and nuisance flies alongside a prior A grade.

This West Village Mediterranean spot is awaiting grade adjudication after a May inspection flagged hot-holding and contamination issues.

This Brooklyn Japanese spot's initial inspection logged a 23 and three critical citations covering hot-holding, hygiene, and thermometers.

This Australian cafe in Soho rebounded to an A in October 2025 after a 38-point C inspection cited rats and hot-holding lapses.

This Southeast Asian spot in Manhattan earned an A in 2024, but a December 2025 inspection turned up several critical food-handling lapses.

A long-running Upper East Side sushi room that holds an A grade despite a November 2025 inspection citing mice, rats, roaches, and flies.

This Brooklyn Turkish kebab house has rebounded to an A in 2026 after a C in 2024, though temperature and sanitation citations persist.

This Manhattan sushi counter rebounded to an A in August 2025 after a 40-point C the prior summer, though hot-holding and contamination issues persist.

This Manhattan Lebanese spot rebounded to an A in March 2025 after a 2024 inspection that flagged mice and contamination risks.

A Manhattan Japanese spot holding an A grade as of December 2024, though prior inspections noted live roaches and temperature lapses.

This Brooklyn Tex-Mex outpost rebounded to an A in early 2026 after a prior B, though critical contamination citations persist across visits.

A Manhattan American newcomer with a single pre-grade inspection, scoring 13 on six violations including one critical contamination citation.

A Manhattan American luncheonette holding an A grade as of April 2025, though earlier visits flagged rodent activity and cold-holding lapses.

This Manhattan hand-roll counter has only a single, unscored inspection on file, with one non-critical citation and no grade posted.

An East Village Italian spot that earned an A in December 2024 despite citations for rodent evidence and pest-conducive conditions.

This Japanese chain earned an A at its July 2025 inspection, though prior visits flagged temperature lapses and signs of rats.

A West Village coffee bar with two recent A grades, though inspectors have flagged recurring sanitation and pest concerns.

A Manhattan steakhouse holding an A at its August 2025 inspection, though temperature and contamination citations recur across visits.

A Harlem hand-pulled noodle counter holding an A grade with a 12, though past inspections cited roaches, rats and temperature lapses.

This Italian spot earned an A in August 2025 with a score of 13, recovering from a B and rodent evidence the prior year.

This Mediterranean spot holds steady A grades across inspections, though a 2025 visit flagged live roaches and cold-holding lapses.

This Manhattan barbecue spot earned an A in October 2025, recovering from a prior B and a history of mouse-related citations.

This Manhattan Japanese spot earned an A in June 2025 at 12 points, though inspectors flagged repeat lapses in handwashing and sanitizing.

This Midtown Lebanese spot has only a single inspection on file, with one non-critical citation and no posted letter grade.