Antica Roma drops off Salt Lake City's active food license list
Money Moves Salt Lake City, UT localThe restaurant at 132 S Main St was on the list on Nov. 4 and absent from two readings since. The city publishes no license date, so the change cannot be dated.
Overview
Antica Roma, at 132 S Main St in Salt Lake City, was on the city's list of active food establishment licenses when the list was read on Nov. 4. It has been missing from the two readings since.
That is an indication, not a confirmation. A license can lapse for reasons other than a closure, the city publishes no date for any license, and the business may still be trading. Google's listing for the address also marks it permanently closed.
Why it matters
A restaurant can drop off a city license list without the city saying when or why. That gap is all the public record shows.
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August 2026 November 2026
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Entry missing from two consecutive readings
Today RecordThe establishment no longer appears on the list. Google's listing for the address also marks it permanently closed.
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Entry still present
RecordThe establishment is still on the list in the most recent reading that included it.
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Antica Roma on the active license list
RecordThe establishment at 132 S Main St appears on the city's list of active food licenses at first reading.
Scenarios
Antica Roma confirmed closed at 132 S Main St
Discussed by: No named analyst has addressed this listing. The scenario rests on the two signals in the record: the license-list absence and Google's 'permanently closed' label.
A news outlet or the business itself states that the restaurant has stopped trading at 132 S Main St, or the address stays off the license list long enough that the absence is treated as settled. The license record alone cannot supply a date, so confirmation would have to come from outside it.
License reinstated and the restaurant keeps trading
Discussed by: No named analyst has addressed this listing. The scenario follows from the record's own caveat that a license can lapse for reasons other than a closure.
The entry returns to the city's active list, which would mean the removal reflected a paperwork lapse, a renewal gap or a change of operator rather than a shutdown. Google's 'permanently closed' label would then be wrong or out of date.
Record stays silent and the status is never confirmed
Discussed by: No named analyst has addressed this listing. The scenario reflects the limits of a registry that publishes no dates and no reason for removal.
Neither the license list nor any news report states whether the restaurant is trading or closed. The address simply stays off the list, and the public record never resolves the question either way.
