Source: New York Post
Michelin-starred restaurant Semma was slapped with a slew of health department violations – including for not displaying its “B” grade for cleanliness to its “A” list customers, The Post has learned. The West Village South Indian spot, deemed one of the hardest reservations to get in the Big Apple, was flagged for more than a dozen health violations during its last inspection in January – from “inadequate” personal cleanliness to food temperature issues and contamination concerns. The inspection also confirmed the eatery hadn’t posted its “B”-rating outside for passersby to easily see, contrary to city regulations, according to the city website that makes the grades public.
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