A district court judge ruled that Bloomberg’s effort to make fast food restaurants prominently display their food’s nutritional information overreached the city’s power.

The judge objected that the city’s original regulation was limited only to restaurants whose calorie content was already available in brochures or pamphlets.

There’s still a chance the city could come back with a regulation demanding all restaurants, even ones without calorie information printed, display their nutritional information.

Until then, French fries for everyone!