Grade Pending for iOS

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*** DON'T FORGET TO USE THE UDPATE BUTTON TO GET THE LATEST INSPECTION RESULTS. WEEKLY UPDATES AVAILABLE ****** If there's a crash after you...

*** DON'T FORGET TO USE THE UDPATE BUTTON TO GET THE LATEST INSPECTION RESULTS. WEEKLY UPDATES AVAILABLE ****** If there's a crash after you update, you found a bug created by a recent Apple software update. You need to delete the app and reinstall it from the App Store. Sorry! Fix coming soon.Before you eat, inspect the restaurant! All New York City restaurants on a map, color-coded to reveal the grade provided by the health department. (Green is good; red is bad.) Use your current location to see a map of the immediate area or search for your favorite place. Click through to read a history of its inspections and health violations, then decide to skip dinner, maybe.Find the nearest A-rated Chinese restaurant, or see all the coffee in Queens, White Castles in the Bronx, or Russian restaurants in Brooklyn. Fastest restaurant inspection, all info on your device, no Internet access needed. Weekly updates available.Features:* Search by restaurant name, street name, or cuisine type* Search on or near a street, in a borough, or combinations, like Pizza on 14th St near 2nd Ave* Works even when you don't have Internet access (but doesn't show maps): you can look for restaurants when you're in the subway!* Restaurants can be shown on a map or as a list* Locator button on bottom right sets the map to your present location* Color coding of locator dots reveals level of restaurant violations, on a sliding scale from green (best) to red (worst)* If a restaurant is Grade Pending, color dot indicates whether it would be a B or a C by the inspection score* You can post your findings on your Facebook wall, or click to go to the restaurant's Yelp page* Mark favorite restaurants, see recent searches, and examples or searches, including available cuisine types* Links to walking directions, phone the restaurantAll restaurant information provided by the New York Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Restaurants close, things change, and maps are not always accurate. Regular updates will attempt to fix any problems.