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Nutritional Information on Menus in NYC?


tmriga

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Two weeks ago, I took one of the grandkids to NYC for the day. Being a teenager, he wanted to go to that music-themed restaurant which shall remain nameless (mostly because the food, service, and atmosphere have declined dramatically since they moved from their old location to Times Square). I noticed that the calorie count for each selection was printed beside the title. Is this a required or common practice in the City now, or is this something the restaurant is voluntarily doing?

I rarely get past the pastry coach outside my destination when I'm there, so I have no knowledge of what is required or not.

Thanks!

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Since January 2008, NYC has required for certain food establishments (namely, chain restaurants) to include calorie count information.

More info here.

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Thanks, feedmec00kies. It tells you how long it's been since I was in any sit-down restaurant in the City.

Theresa :smile:

"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power."

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