19

Jan

Cuisine Concentration in New York City

To cap off a recent series of posts on New York restaurants (see What’s the Safest Food in New York City? and Heatmap of Restaurants in New York City), I put together heatmaps of restaurant density by cuisine type.

Only one comment before we get started: I have no idea how the DOHMH categorizes restaurants. There are, for example, categories for Chinese, Japanese, Chinese/Japanese, and Asian. With that said, here we go:

American
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Asian

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Bakery
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Caribbean
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Chicken
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Chinese
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Deli
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Hamburgers
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Indian
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Italian

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Japanese

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Jewish/Kosher
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Korean
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Latin
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Mexican
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Pizza
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Spanish
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Thai
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Once again, some thanks are in order. Restaurant addresses and cuisines came from NYC OpenData’s Restaurant Inspection Results. Geocoding the raw addresses was done with Excel/VBA (don’t judge) and Yahoo! PlaceFinder. The heatmaps were generated with the Google Maps API and a JS heatmap library from Patrick Wied.

That’s it for restaurants. For the next few posts, I’m going to turn to a different data set altogether. Suggestions welcome.

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