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Did Milk and Honey Change Its Number Because of a DOH Closing?

So fresh, so clean.
So fresh, so clean.haha Photo: iStockphoto.com


We were a bit surprised to find out that the place with the rules posted in the bathroom was flaunting the rules of the Department of Health — at least, according to inspectors who shut Milk and Honey down after it racked up 83 points in a July 31 inspection (the citywide average is 13 points; inspections of Milk and Honey in previous years yielded 17 and 4 points). The most scandalous thing about the violation report isn’t the “other live animal” that was present in the bar but that the inspection report printed the place’s coveted unlisted phone number! Is this why the number was changed? And was this the city’s revenge for all those calls a 311 operator told us the help line gets asking for the digits? Either way, rest assured that from now on those ginger roots will be shaved with gloves on.

Related: Restaurant Inspection Information: Milk and Honey [NYC.gov]

Did Milk and Honey Change Its Number Because of a DOH Closing?