DIRTY DINING: Back for Seconds in Baltimore It was the starting point for our series and now we're back to see how the restaurants whose secrets we revealed are doing one year later. Watch Video
	DIRTY DINING: Back for Seconds in Harford County We're taking another look at the restaurants we checked out in Harford County.
	DIRTY DINING: Back for Seconds We're revisiting the spots we confronted to see if they've cleaned up their acts.
	DIRTY DINING Part 37: Owings Mills This restaurant was caught on camera engaging in some bad behavior. Watch Video
	DIRTY DINING Part 36: Columbia People aren't the only creatures craving the dishes from this Chinese restaurant.
	DIRTY DINING Part 35: Columbia This popular Chinese restaurant tucked away in the woods of Howard County also has some secrets hiding in its restaurant inspection reports. Watch Video
	DIRTY DINING Part 34: Jessup Sanitation violations at this Howard County stop may leave you wanting to keep on trucking. Watch Video
	DIRTY DINING Part 33: Ellicott City This well known supermarket has the kind of violations that put the gross in grocery store. Watch Video
	DIRTY DINING Part 32: Mirchi Wok It's a Columbia restaurant that's gotten rave reviews. But don't expect to see five stars from the Health Department. Watch Video
	DIRTY DINING: Howard County Howard County has an edge when it comes to inspections, and claims to have fewer pest violations for one specific reason.

• DIRTY DINING Part 29: Glen Burnie
• DIRTY DINING: Are Health Departments Holding Up Their End of the Bargain
• DIRTY DINING Part 28: Glen Burnie
• DIRTY DINING Part 27: Brooklyn Park  |   Watch Video
• DIRTY DINING Part 17: Havre de Grace  |   Watch Video
• DIRTY DINING Part 16: Harford County  |   Watch Video
• DIRTY DINING: Frequently Asked Questions  |   Watch Video
• DIRTY DINING Part 12: Essex  |   Watch Video

This map provides summaries and statements about restaurants we've researched as part of our ABC2 series, Dirty Dining. Restaurants noted with a red pin have been closed at least once by the Health Department since the start of 2006 and have been cited for multiple critical violations and/or serious sanitation violations. Restaurants noted with a purple pin MAY not have had consistent serious health violations, but were cited for items we consider unique.