Washington Heights
109 restaurants have held a licence here since 2002. 31 are trading today. Rent tier: Tier 4 · Value.
How long restaurants last here
That is 20 points below the citywide rate. This measures outcomes, not the quality of a place. Access to capital, insurance, lending and daytime foot traffic all move it, and none of them appear in a licence record. Read it as a description of what has happened here, not as a verdict on the neighbourhood or on anyone trading in it.
What is open here now
The 6 most common concepts among the 31 restaurants currently trading — shares are of that total, so they do not add to 100%. 8 opened in the last two years.
| Concept | Open now | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Fried Chicken | 9 | 29% |
| Restaurant (unspecified) | 5 | 16% |
| Coffee / Cafe | 3 | 10% |
| American / Burger | 2 | 6% |
| Sandwich / Sub | 2 | 6% |
| Catering / Events | 2 | 6% |
Addresses that have turned over most
Storefronts in Washington Heights that have hosted the most separate restaurants. A high count is not a verdict on the address either — but it is the first thing worth knowing before signing one, and it is the question a broker will not raise.
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Everything above is the record as it stands today. Get an email when a new restaurant licence appears in Washington Heights, and nothing at all in the weeks when none does. It covers openings only: a closure takes about three years to surface fully in the public record, and we will not send an alert we cannot stand behind.
A neighbourhood is not an address.
Everything above describes Washington Heights as a whole. The record for one storefront is usually more decisive than the average around it, and the read scores a specific concept for a specific operator against that storefront's own record.
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