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Madison Marriott South drops off city food license list

Madison Marriott South drops off city food license list

Rule Changes Madison, WI local

The hotel's food license no longer appears in two readings; the city list does not date removals.

Overview

Updated 52 minutes ago

Madison Marriott South appeared on Public Health Madison & Dane County's active food establishment license list when it was read on November 13. By November 15, it had been missing from two consecutive readings.

A missing license is not proof the hotel closed. The city list does not publish removal dates, and the hotel's Marriott page still lists rooms and food venues. The record leaves open whether the license lapsed, was replaced, or was pulled for another reason.

Why it matters

A missing food license is a public signal that can mean paperwork, a lapse, or a closure; the city list does not say which.

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Key Indicators

2
Consecutive readings missing
The license was absent from two consecutive checks after November 13.
1
Food establishment license
The hotel's food license record on the city's active list.
0
Published removal dates
The city list does not date when a license leaves the active list.

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Timeline

August 2026 November 2026

3 events Latest: Today
  1. License missing from two readings

    Today Record

    Hotel no longer appears on city's active food license list; no removal date published.

  2. License present on last read

    Record

    The hotel's food license is still on the active list.

  3. License appears on first read

    Record

    Madison Marriott South's food license is present on the city's active list when first read.

Scenarios

1

License reappears on city list

Possible Resolves by Feb 15, 2027

Discussed by: Public Health Madison & Dane County list

The hotel's food license returns to the active list, suggesting the absence was administrative or a renewal gap. The hotel's Marriott page continues to list rooms and food venues.

2

City confirms license lapsed or revoked

Possible Resolves by Feb 15, 2027

Discussed by: Public Health Madison & Dane County records

The health department or a public record states the license lapsed, was revoked, or was not renewed. That would make the missing entry more than an administrative gap.

3

Hotel stops food service

Unlikely Resolves by Feb 15, 2027

Discussed by: Marriott website and public statements

The hotel removes food venues from its website or announces that food service has ended. The city list would then reflect a real change in operations.

Historical Context

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

June 2025-2026

Sheraton-to-Marriott transition (2025-2026)

Madison Marriott South began transitioning from a Sheraton in June 2025. Renovations to meeting spaces started in July, guest rooms in November, and the hotel later announced completion.

Then

The hotel rebranded and renovated guest rooms, meeting spaces and public areas.

Now

The property now operates under Marriott's brand and management by Legacy Ventures.

Why this matters now

The transition explains why licensing records may be in flux, but it does not confirm the current license status.

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