NYC restaurant health grades

Know the grade
before you go.

Nomzy shows a restaurant’s NYC health grade right next to its name. Press and hold it to see the inspection score and date, then check it on the city’s own site in one tap.

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Los Tacos No. 1, Tex-Mex, Chelsea, with a green A grade badge next to the name
NYC Health Grade card: Grade A, low risk. Violation score 2 points. Inspected Aug 21, 2026. Source: NYC Open Data. Buttons: Verify on NYC.gov and Report Issue.
Los Tacos No. 1, Chelsea, in the Nomzy app

From “is it clean?” to the city’s answer.

Every grade in Nomzy comes with the details behind it.

1

Find the restaurant

Search for a NYC restaurant. When the city has graded it, the letter A shows next to the name, in your results and on its page.

2

Press and hold the grade

See the violation score and the inspection date. Lower is better: 0–13 points earns an A.

3

Check it with the city

Tap Verify on NYC.gov ↗ to open the restaurant’s inspection record on the city’s own site.

Straight from the city’s inspection data.

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The city’s own data

Grades come from the NYC Department of Health’s restaurant inspection results, published on NYC Open Data.

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No letter yet? It says so.

Restaurants still waiting on a grade show as Not yet graded or Grade pending.

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Spot an error? Flag it.

If something looks wrong, tap Report Issue on the grade card.

Nomzy is not affiliated with or endorsed by the City of New York.

Know the grade before you go.

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