Introduced during the covid shutdown, NYC’s year-round outdoor dining program was a lifeline for restaurants no longer able to seat guests indoors. Its purpose was to make it easier for an industry so hard hit by the pandemic. Then came “Dining Out NYC”, the permanent outdoor dining
Read more →NYC food service operators are getting a bit more breathing room — thanks to a new rule from the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH). The rule requires DOHMH to send two advance email notices to restaurants and food service establishments before a sanitary inspection
Read more →Last updated on September 10th, 2019 at 05:31 pmFor months, restaurants, café’s and bars in NYC have been selling CBD infused foods and drinks, based on a federal law that made Hemp products easier to sell. Or so they thought… The confusion sparked controversy, when a routine
Read more →Last updated on November 7th, 2019 at 10:36 pmAll food service establishments, including restaurants, bars, and mobile food vendors subject to the Letter Grade System, can receive two cycle inspections from the NYC Department of Health. Although the ultimate goal is to get 13 points or less
Read more →In knowing what most often catches health inspectors’ attention, restaurants can pay particular attention to kitchen hot spots When it comes to health codes and food safety, Alex Lyudmir isn’t taking any chances. The co-owner of Rizzo’s Fine Pizza Co., a two-unit, family-owned concept that’s been dishing
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