Weekday screened signals for POS, payroll, foodservice, linen and facilities teams—classified as likely new, operator change, existing or unresolved for your territory.
Official public data, active-licence checks and public operating evidence. No scraped personal contacts.
These are real public records from the current Manhattan review—not fictional dashboard data. Each one keeps its application ID, evidence and uncertainty.
444–446 Columbus Avenue · Manhattan
June reporting says Boucherie plans an Upper West Side location in the former Starbucks and Milling Room spaces. The brand’s live site did not list this address as operating when reviewed.
219 Water Street · Manhattan
Community Board material identifies a new application at the exact address, and the applicant entity was newly formed. This is affirmative evidence, not a conclusion based only on search absence.
16 West 18th Street · Manhattan
June reporting says chef Andrew Sargent signed a 10-year lease to open his first New York City restaurant, Caroline, at the exact application address.
Reviewed from public evidence on July 31, 2026 · Primary application source: New York State Liquor Authority pending-licence data ↗
Raw applications can point to existing restaurants, internal food operations or unresolved premises. We do not quietly relabel those as “new openings.”
A recent application with a restaurant description and no obvious active-licence address match.
Current operating evidence changed both records from apparent opportunities into noise.
A pending application is a sales signal, not a guarantee that a restaurant will open, transfer, close or buy a service. The workflow preserves that uncertainty.
Track new and materially changed records in the official pending-licence source.
Compare addresses against active licences and current public operating evidence.
Label likely-new, operator-change, existing and unresolved activity with confidence and links.
Send the reviewed records by weekday email and CSV for the buyer’s configured territory.
Start with the free reviewed sample. If it looks commercially useful, the pilot delivers weekday screened records for one territory and buyer category—without a dashboard or long contract.
POS, payroll, insurance, foodservice, linen, grease, waste and facilities teams are the initial focus.
No automatic renewal. Optional continuation is $199/month only if explicitly chosen. Refund terms apply.
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