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DontEat.At Warns You Where Not to Eat

by Raphael Brion

Here's the website DontEat.at that mashes together your Foursquare check-in location with the establishment's New York City Department of Health's restaurant inspection score. Check into a restaurant with 28 or higher points (a "C" grade), and it'll send you a text message with a warning. Asks the website, "Do you really want to eat at a place like that?" Currently NYC-only, but there are plans to expand it further.

· DontEat.at [Official Site via Big Crush]
· All Foursquare Coverage on Eater [-E-]

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