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El Puma inspected for food permit at 828 Madison Avenue

El Puma inspected for food permit at 828 Madison Avenue

Rule Changes New York, NY local

El Puma passes pre-permit health inspection with Grade A at 828 Madison Avenue

Overview

Updated Oct 11

El Puma received a Grade A on its October 5 pre-permit health inspection at 828 Madison Avenue, scoring 2 points with one critical violation. The violation concerned a food contact surface that was improperly constructed.

The passing inspection clears the way for the city to issue a food service permit. Under city rules, a business can open 22 days after applying, pending the inspection outcome.

Why it matters

The inspection determines whether El Puma gets a food service permit to operate at 828 Madison Avenue.

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Key Indicators

22
Days after application a food business may open
NYC rules let a food business operate 22 days after applying, permit or not, until the inspection decides.

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Organizations Involved

Timeline

March 2026 October 2026

3 events Latest: October 5th, 2026 · 1 month ago
  1. El Puma pre-permit inspection filed

    Latest Inspection

    NYC health department records a pre-permit inspection for El Puma, listed as New American cuisine.

  2. El Puma receives Grade A on pre-permit inspection

    Inspection

    NYC health inspection scored El Puma at 2 points with one critical violation, earning a Grade A on its pre-permit inspection.

  3. Hironi last inspected at 828 Madison Avenue

    Inspection

    City records show Hironi's most recent inspection at the address.

Scenarios

1

El Puma passes inspection, gets food permit

Possible Resolves by Jan 5, 2027

Discussed by: NYC DOHMH inspection records

If the October 5 inspection finds no violations, the health department issues the permit. El Puma can then operate at 828 Madison Avenue with a standard food service permit.

2

El Puma fails inspection, faces re-inspection

Possible Resolves by Jan 5, 2027

Discussed by: NYC DOHMH inspection records

If inspectors find violations, El Puma gets a list of fixes and must schedule another inspection. The permit is held until the re-inspection passes.

3

El Puma abandons permit application

Unlikely Resolves by Jan 5, 2027

Discussed by: NYC DOHMH inspection records

If El Puma does not complete the process, no permit is issued and no further inspections appear in city records. The business would not operate under a city food service permit at this address.

Sources

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