Check DOHMH health inspection results for any NYC public school cafeteria. See inspection dates, violations, and compliance status — no account required.
NYC Intel pulls cafeteria inspection data from DOHMH via NYC Open Data, showing inspection results across all five boroughs.
NYC DOHMH inspects public school cafeterias annually under the same food safety standards used for commercial restaurants. Here's what they check.
Inspectors verify that hot foods are held above 140°F and cold foods below 41°F to prevent bacterial growth.
Evidence of insects, rodents, or birds triggers critical violations. Schools must have regular pest management programs in place.
Proper handwashing procedures, glove use, and worker health policies are all inspected and graded.
Inspectors check that food is stored off the floor, labeled, covered, and protected from contamination at all times.
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