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[Rxxf]

I think my biggest thing is vermin.

You can't get an A with rats and roaches crawling about.

[Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was In]

where do u find this

In Astoria.

I think she's confused because she may not have the grading system in her state.

It's a NYC thing for now, I believe.

But I agree...if the rating is under an A, I definitely C my way to another store

It?s in other states as well faggot.

[Rxxf]

where do u find this

In Astoria.

I think she's confused because she may not have the grading system in her state.

It's a NYC thing for now, I believe.

But I agree...if the rating is under an A, I definitely C my way to another store

It?s in other states as well faggot.

Jay.
Hunny.
It's all love, babe.

[Rxxf]

I wonder if restaurants could even remain open if they got less than a B. That's just TRAGIC

There could probably be a limit of how long they have to get shit together.
But I've seen open doors on B and C.

[Rxxf]

As of the end of July 2011, the Department had issued 943 violations to restaurants for failing to post their required grade cards and another 123 violations to restaurants that were not posting the cards in the required location. These violations carry recommended fines of up to $1,000 for the first offense and as much as $2,000 for subsequent offenses.

The grading program relies on public awareness to motivate restaurant operators to maintain high food safety practices. Consumers can learn which grade card should be posted near a restaurant?s entrance by checking nyc.gov and searching ?restaurant letter grading.? If the grade card is missing or is not in the required position, consumers should call 311 to file a complaint.


Fucking death.

[BrokenHeartsHeal]

I've been in B's that looked and felt more sanitized than A's. It doesn't really matter, you're taking a chance every place you go.

[Rxxf]

As of the end of July 2011, the Department had issued 943 violations to restaurants for failing to post their required grade cards and another 123 violations to restaurants that were not posting the cards in the required location. These violations carry recommended fines of up to $1,000 for the first offense and as much as $2,000 for subsequent offenses.

The grading program relies on public awareness to motivate restaurant operators to maintain high food safety practices. Consumers can learn which grade card should be posted near a restaurant?s entrance by checking nyc.gov and searching ?restaurant letter grading.? If the grade card is missing or is not in the required position, consumers should call 311 to file a complaint.


Fucking death.

My dumbass always thought they were never graded these TRIFLING HOES

Lmfao.

[Rxxf]

I've been in B's that looked and felt more sanitized than A's. It doesn't really matter, you're taking a chance every place you go.

This is true.
I guess I'd wonder why something was a B or less.