restaurant inspections

Cafe Forant will close in early 2013 after being shut down by Health Department inspectors.

Inspectors shut down the restaurant inside the Limelight on West 20th Street on Oct. 16.

Officials found numerous health code violations at Fuji Bakery on West 35th Street.

El Faro in the Meatpacking District would need more than $80,000 to reopen, its owner said.

The 85-year-old Greenwich St. restaurant was closed after it failed a Health Dept. inspection.

The city's Health Department shut down Kashmir's Dollar Burger after multiple violations.

Burger King's BK Whopper Bar in Times Square was shut down by the Health Department due to flies.

Chandi Restaurant was shut down after inspectors found evidence of mice on several occasions.

Restaurant owners and City Council members slammed the inspection process as inconsistent and unfair.

Mayor Bloomberg said restaurant grades have improved food safety at New York City eateries.

Inspectors found evidence of mice and insufficient protection of food from contamination.

Health inspectors found "filth flies," evidence of mice and practices that exposed food to contamination.

The West 10th Street gay bar Julius' was closed after inspectors found roaches and evidence of mice.

Popeyes at 143 Fulton St. has been closed since Dec. 16, 2011.

Boots & Saddle was cited for evidence of rats and inadequate hand-washing facilities.