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Market Street Grill and Oyster Bar drops off Salt Lake City license list

Market Street Grill and Oyster Bar drops off Salt Lake City license list

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The restaurant at 48 W Market St is missing from two consecutive city readings; Google also marks it permanently closed.

Overview

Updated 52 minutes ago

Market Street Grill and Oyster Bar at 48 W Market St no longer appears on Salt Lake City's active food establishment license list. It was last there on 2026-11-04 and has been missing from two consecutive readings since, according to the city list.

Google's business listing for the address also marks the restaurant permanently closed. A license can lapse for reasons other than closing, and the city list publishes no license date, so the record does not establish when the restaurant stopped trading or whether it has.

Why it matters

A missing license entry signals a possible downtown restaurant closure, but it is not proof; the distinction matters for the address.

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Key Indicators

2
Consecutive readings without the restaurant
The city list showed the restaurant on 2026-11-04 and not on the next two readings.
1
Google listing marked permanently closed
Google's business listing for 48 W Market St also says permanently closed.
2026-08-27
First observed on active license list
The city list included the restaurant when first read on that date.

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Timeline

August 2026 November 2026

3 events Latest: Today
  1. Restaurant absent from second consecutive city reading

    Today Record

    The city list no longer included the restaurant; Google also marked the address permanently closed.

  2. Last observed on city active license list

    Record

    The restaurant was still listed on the city's active food establishment license list.

  3. Restaurant first observed on city active license list

    Record

    The city list included Market Street Grill and Oyster Bar at 48 W Market St.

Scenarios

1

License absence persists through spring 2027

Likely Resolves by May 6, 2027

Discussed by: The public license record and Google's business listing

The restaurant is already missing from two consecutive city readings, and Google marks the address permanently closed. If the license list continues to omit the restaurant, the record will keep pointing toward a closure without supplying a date or reason.

2

Restaurant reappears on active license list

Possible Resolves by May 6, 2027

Discussed by: The city license list leaves open the possibility of a paperwork lapse

A license can lapse for reasons other than closing. If the restaurant is still trading or resolves an administrative issue, it could return to the active list at 48 W Market St.

3

Google listing stops saying permanently closed

Unlikely Resolves by May 6, 2027

Discussed by: Google's business listing is the only public closure marker cited in the event

Google's listing is not an official licensing record. If the restaurant reopens or corrects its business profile, the permanently closed label could change even if the city list remains unchanged.

Sources

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