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Minitalia Pizzeria gets pre-permit inspection in Queens

Minitalia Pizzeria gets pre-permit inspection in Queens

Rule Changes New York, NY local

The pizza spot on Fresh Pond Road is one step closer to a food service permit.

Overview

Updated Oct 12

Minitalia Pizzeria, a pizza spot at 66-25 Fresh Pond Road in Queens, underwent a pre-permit inspection on October 3, 2026. The inspection is part of the city's process for issuing a food service permit.

The inspection found two violations, including one critical, for a total score of 13 points. That score falls within the range that typically earns an A grade, but the permit decision is still pending.

Why it matters

The city's decision on this permit will determine whether Minitalia Pizzeria can keep serving customers.

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Key Indicators

13
Inspection score
Penalty points; lower is better. 0-13 qualifies for an A.
2
Violations found
Includes 1 critical and 1 non-critical.

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Organizations Involved

Timeline

1 event Latest: October 3rd, 2026 · 1 month ago
  1. Pre-permit inspection at Minitalia Pizzeria

    Latest Inspection

    NYC Department of Health conducts a pre-permit inspection at 66-25 Fresh Pond Road, finding 2 violations with a score of 13.

Scenarios

1

Permit issued to Minitalia Pizzeria

Deadline passed (Nov 2, 2026)

Discussed by: NYC Open Data records

The inspection score of 13 falls within the A range, which typically leads to a food service permit being issued. The city will likely grant the permit after reviewing the inspection.

2

Reinspection required before permit

Deadline passed (Nov 2, 2026)

Discussed by: NYC Department of Health inspection protocol

If the critical violation is not corrected, the city may require a reinspection before issuing the permit. This would delay the permit decision.

Sources

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