Pl8it vs CleanPlate NYC

Want to see all salmon related dishes in every restaurant in your area with a single click of a button? How about some pictures, comments and ratings to help you make comparisons between them? How about filtering those comments and ratings according to users with the same taste in food? Now you can thanks to Pl8it. Knowing what a dish looks like is really important when deciding what to order. Pl8it allows dishes to be seen, rated, and commented on individually. Allowing them to stand on their own outside the reputation of the restaurant they belong to.

CleanPlate is your guide to safe and smart dining in New York City. Instantly look up official health inspection grades for any restaurant — from your neighborhood cafe to that new spot you've been wanting to try. KNOW BEFORE YOU GO Search 27,000+ NYC restaurants and see their official letter grades (A, B, or C) from the Department of Health. No more guessing — just the facts. THE FULL PICTURE Get more than just grades. See Google ratings, review counts, price level, hours, and whether a restaurant is open right now. Plus, view inspection scores to understand exactly how a restaurant earned its grade. ALWAYS UP-TO-DATE Track the latest restaurant grades as they're issued. Filter by borough or grade to find exactly what you're looking for. AVOID THE WORST OFFENDERS See which restaurants were recently shut down by the health department — and which ones have reopened. Stay informed and dine with confidence. DIG INTO THE DETAILS View full inspection reports including violation codes, descriptions, and critical flags. Tap any inspection to see exactly what inspectors found. SAVE YOUR FAVORITES Create an account to save your go-to spots and monitor their grades over time. Your favorites sync across devices. LEARN THE SYSTEM Not sure what "Grade Pending" means? Our FAQ explains how NYC's restaurant grading system works, what inspectors look for, and how scores translate to letter grades. NAVIGATE WITH EASE Open any restaurant directly in Apple Maps or Google Maps. One tap to get directions. All data comes directly from the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and is updated daily. Questions or feedback? We'd love to hear from you.