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Miss Bagel gets NYC pre-permit inspection at Brooklyn Fulton Street shop

Miss Bagel gets NYC pre-permit inspection at Brooklyn Fulton Street shop

Rule Changes New York, NY local

The September 29 pre-permit visit recorded 10 infractions, and the city lists the shop's grade as pending while the permit decision waits.

October 2026: Yelp and online ordering show Miss Bagel serving customers

Overview

Updated Oct 17

New York City health inspectors visited Miss Bagel at 1351 Fulton Street in Brooklyn on September 29, 2026. The pre-permit inspection recorded 10 infractions, and the city lists the shop's grade as pending.

A grade-tracking site that republishes city inspection data lists two inspections on record for Miss Bagel, neither free of infractions. Under NYC rules, a food business can serve from the 22nd day after it applies, even while its pre-permit inspection is pending. The permit decision has not posted.

Why it matters

The inspection record decides whether Miss Bagel can hold a food permit at 1351 Fulton Street and keep serving.

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Key Indicators

10
Infractions cited at pre-permit inspection
The September 29, 2026 pre-permit inspection recorded 10 infractions, per city inspection data.
0
Graded inspections posted
The city lists Miss Bagel's grade as pending, with no letter grade issued yet.
22
Days a food business may operate with permit pending
NYC lets a food business serve from the 22nd day after applying until the inspection decides.

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Organizations Involved

Miss Bagel
Miss Bagel
Food service business
Recorded 10 infractions at its September 29, 2026 pre-permit inspection; grade pending.

Bagel shop at 1351 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, with 10 infractions cited at its September 29, 2026 pre-permit inspection and a pending grade.
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
City Health Agency
Conducting the pre-permit inspection

The New York City agency that inspects food service establishments and issues their permits.

Timeline

September 2026 October 2026

2 events Latest: October 2026

  1. Yelp and online ordering show Miss Bagel serving customers

    Latest Business Activity

    Third-party listings show Miss Bagel operating at 1351 Fulton Street, with 42 Yelp reviews as of October 2026.

  2. Pre-permit inspection filed for Miss Bagel

    Inspection

    NYC health inspectors file a pre-permit inspection for Miss Bagel, a bagels-and-pretzels shop at 1351 Fulton Street in Brooklyn. The inspection records 10 infractions, and the city lists the grade as pending.

Scenarios

1

Miss Bagel is issued a city food service permit

Possible Resolves by End of 2026

Discussed by: NYC Open Data restaurant inspection records

If the September 29 pre-permit inspection clears, the city issues the food service permit. Miss Bagel would then go through the standard cycle: a graded inspection within months, leading to a public letter grade.

2

Inspection finds violations, reinspection scheduled

Possible Resolves by End of 2026

Discussed by: NYC Open Data inspection records

The September 29, 2026 inspection cited 10 infractions. The city lists the grade as pending, and the shop can keep operating while it corrects them and awaits a follow-up result.

3

Permit stalls, application lapses

Unlikely Resolves by Q1 2027

Discussed by: NYC Open Data restaurant inspection records

If the shop doesn't complete corrections or the application stalls, no permit issues. The address then drops out of active inspection records. This is the less common path for a shop already drawing pre-permit visits.

Historical Context

One moment from history that rhymes with this story — and how it unfolded.

Ongoing

NYC restaurant letter grading system

New York City health inspectors assign restaurants a penalty score based on violations found during cycle inspections. A score of 0–13 earns an A, 14–27 a B, and 28 or higher a C, with the grade posted publicly at the door and online.

Then

Public letter grades give customers a visible signal of a restaurant's inspection record and push operators to fix violations before each inspection.

Now

The letter grade became a standard feature of NYC dining, with restaurants advertising A grades in their windows.

Why this matters now

Miss Bagel's pre-permit inspection is the first step on the path to that graded inspection and eventual public letter grade.

Sources

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NYC Open Data NYC Restaurant Grades Yelp order.online Local Health Inspections (NYC DOHMH data)