Where can I get a list of new and closed restaurants in New York City?
TL;DR: City Signals Data sells a one-time New York City, NY restaurant change file covering the last 30 days. Each row is one restaurant that opened, failed a health inspection, changed hands or closed, with the government source link. In the 30 days before Oct 26 2026, 570 New York City restaurants had a change. Founding price $99 per city, 10 of 10 left, then $125, then $150.
What is in the New York City restaurant file?
One row per restaurant with the business name, legal entity, address, ZIP, business type, which signals fired and why, the last inspection date and result, the event date and the source links.
How many New York City restaurants change in a month?
In the 30 days before Oct 26 2026, 570 New York City restaurants opened, failed an inspection, changed hands or closed. The number moves month to month.
Where does the data come from?
New York City's public restaurant-inspection records. Every row links to the government records it came from.
Who uses it?
Restaurant suppliers, food distributors, equipment and POS sellers, cleaning and pest-control companies, and commercial real estate brokers looking for new or changing restaurants.
How much does it cost?
Founding price $99 per city, 10 of 10 left, then $125, then $150. The count goes down only when an order is paid.
How fast do I get it?
The file is pulled when you order and delivered within 3 days. You order by email and we reply with an invoice.
Can I see real rows first?
Yes. The free sample has 28 real rows across Chicago, New York City, San Francisco and Austin in CSV.
Where to go next
Full dataset page: Opening Radar restaurant change fileFree sample (28 rows, CSV)Order by email ($99 for New York City)Free weekly counts (Google Sheet)
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