City inspection records name every establishment closed since Sept. 1, list the violations cited, and show which ones have since been cleared to reopen.
New York City health inspectors ordered 22 Manhattan restaurants and food businesses to close between Sept. 1 and Oct. 15, citing problems that included evidence of mice and rats, filth flies, live roaches, and failing drainage or sewage systems, according to the city’s restaurant inspection dataset. As of the records refreshed Oct. 19, 18 had been allowed to reopen, and four had no reopening on file.
Food World News reviewed every Manhattan closure logged by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene in that window. Only businesses that appear in official city records are named here. The inspection records do not show that any illnesses were linked to these restaurants…