Former Oxford restaurant site applies for 3am licence

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 12:55 · Archive

Aioli Limited has applied for a premises licence at the former Turl Street Kitchen site in Oxford city centre, seeking permission to stay open until 3am.

Aioli Limited, which trades as Oxford restaurant Pierre Victoria, has submitted an application for a new premises licence at 16-17 Turl Street, the former home of Turl Street Kitchen, which closed in May 2025.

The application seeks permission for the sale of alcohol for consumption on and off the premises from 10am until 3am every day. It also includes provision for live and recorded music, films and performances including dance indoors until 3am, alongside late night refreshments from 11pm onwards. The proposed opening hours are 7am until 3am, seven days a week.

Oxford Hub, which had operated from the same building, later moved to Little Clarendon Street. Oxford City Council owns the freehold of 16-17 Turl Street and approved plans in February 2025 to dispose of a 125-year leasehold interest in the property. Members of the public have until October 30 to make representations on the application.

How it is being reported

• Former Oxford restaurant site applies for licence until 3amA former restaurant in Oxford city centre has applied for a new premises licence which would allow it to stay open until 3am.Oxford Mail · 9 Oct, 12:30
• Former Oxford restaurant site applies for licence until 3amA former restaurant in Oxford city centre has applied for a new premises licence which would allow it to stay open until 3am.Oxfordshire Guardian · 9 Oct, 12:30

In this story: Aioli Limited · Turl Street Kitchen · Oxford · Oxford Hub · Oxford City Council · Pierre Victoria

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