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One restaurant scored 70. Some food wasn’t being held at a safe temperature and employees couldn’t show they’d completed food sanitation training.
Violations included moldy food and dirty floors. Four other establishments received a perfect score of 100.
New York Eats was closed by the city Aug. 4. The establishment was allowed to reopen a few days later.
In 1922, residents of Clarendon tried to secede from Arlington County, saying they could do a better job running the "Town of Clarendon."