restaurant inspections

Edward's, at 136 W. Broadway, received 62 violation points from the Health Department recently.

The Back Fence, a longstanding music venue, was closed by the Health Department Saturday. 

The sushi restaurant will re-open Monday evening after being shut down for critical health violations.

The 535 Hudson St. pizzeria was closed on Monday after health inspectors slapped it with 50 health violation points.

The Health Department found evidence of mice and conditions perfect for attracting vermin, according to the city's website.

Nino's, a favorite Italian eatery for celebrities, scored a whopping 56 points on its most recent restaurant inspection, according to health department records.

Popular Harlem eatery Red Rooster earned enough health violation points for a C on its most recent inspection, according to records and a report.

Chef Bill Telepan says a health inspector told him he was "doing a great job," then gave him a bad rating.

Empire Szechuan Noodle House reopened on Thursday, two days after failing a Health Department inspection.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the change during his State of the City address Wednesday.

SouthWest NY in Battery Park City received an A this week, one month after racking up 70 health violation points.

SouthWest NY in the World Financial Center received 70 violation points, more than any other in the neighborhood.

Mamajuana was closed by the Health department after receiving 82 violation points, but reopened Friday night.

Restaurants around Manhattan are hiding their C grades from public view, the New York Post found.

Roughly 80 percent of restaurants surveyed got A or B grades, the Health Department Said.