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Grade pendingAmerican · 222 West Houston Street · West Village
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 6 violations cited
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Updated daily · Oct 22 to Oct 28, 2026
Every restaurant that started serving in New York City, from the city's own records. A new restaurant gets its first Health Department inspection soon after it opens, so this list catches openings that never make the food press. See also restaurants closed this week.
27 new NYC restaurants got their first Health Department inspection from Oct 22 to Oct 28, 2026, led by Brooklyn with 9.
By borough: Brooklyn 9, Manhattan 8, Queens 7, The Bronx 3.
The busiest neighborhoods were Flushing (3), Bushwick (2), Concourse and Highbridge (2).
Most common cuisines: American (5), Chinese (4), Mexican (4).
New locations of NYC names: Kings CO. Imperial, Umi Hotpot Sushi & Seafood Buffet, Roberta's, Guac Time.
8 restaurants earned an A at the first inspection, and 2 were closed by the Health Department on the spot. The rest are waiting on a letter grade.
American · 222 West Houston Street · West Village
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 6 violations cited
Pizza · 1 Penn Plaza
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 8 violations cited · New location (2 other NYC locations)
New American · 19 Fulton Street · Seaport
First inspected Tue, Oct 27 · 4 violations cited
Mexican · 1390 Saint Nicholas Avenue · Inwood and Washington Heights
First inspected Mon, Oct 26 · 8 violations cited · New location (12 other NYC locations)
Chinese · 35 West 35 Street · Hudson Yards
First inspected Mon, Oct 26 · 7 violations cited
Southeast Asian · 234 East 4 Street · Union Square and Lower East Side
First inspected Sat, Oct 24 · 4 violations cited
American · 1125 Lexington Avenue · Upper East Side
First inspected Fri, Oct 23 · 5 violations cited
Other · 1062 3 Avenue · Upper East Side
First inspected Thu, Oct 22 · 8 violations cited
Middle Eastern · 6917 5 Avenue · Bay Ridge
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 6 violations cited
Other · 8016 20 Avenue · Bensonhurst
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 6 violations cited
Pakistani · 992 Coney Island Avenue · Midwood
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 3 violations cited
Mexican · 1077 Flushing Avenue · Bushwick
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 4 violations cited
Mediterranean · 149 Wilson Avenue · Bushwick
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 6 violations cited
Chinese · 872 Hancock Street
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 5 violations cited
American · 544 Union Avenue · Williamsburg
First inspected Sat, Oct 24 · 5 violations cited
Australian · 66 Grand Street · Williamsburg
First inspected Fri, Oct 23 · 2 violations cited
Chinese · 357 3 Street · Park Slope
First inspected Fri, Oct 23 · 1 violation cited · New location (1 other NYC location)
Coffee/Tea · 40-24 College Point Boulevard · Flushing
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 3 violations cited
Chinese · 133-36 37 Avenue · Flushing
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 1 violation cited · Chain location
Coffee/Tea · 46-04 Skillman Avenue · Sunnyside
First inspected Tue, Oct 27 · 6 violations cited
Mexican · 86-05 Jamaica Avenue
First inspected Mon, Oct 26 · 4 violations cited
Donuts · 15-25 College Point Boulevard · College Point
First inspected Thu, Oct 22 · 3 violations cited · Chain location
American · 131-07 40 Road · Flushing
First inspected Thu, Oct 22 · 3 violations cited
Seafood · 220-18 Hillside Avenue
First inspected Thu, Oct 22 · 7 violations cited · New location (1 other NYC location)
Mexican · 10 East Clarke Place · Concourse and Highbridge
First inspected Wed, Oct 28 · 6 violations cited
Chicken · 360 Baychester Avenue · Co Op City
First inspected Mon, Oct 26 · 3 violations cited · Chain location
American · 1091 Ogden Avenue · Concourse and Highbridge
First inspected Fri, Oct 23 · 5 violations cited
Each week gets a permanent page. This week's fills in as the city publishes inspections.
How this works: a restaurant appears here the first time the NYC Health Department inspects it as an operating business (a "pre-permit operational" inspection). Most are brand-new; a few are existing restaurants under new ownership. Inspections usually happen within a few weeks of opening, and the city publishes results with a lag of a few days. Source: NYC DOHMH Restaurant Inspection Results on NYC Open Data.