Scarborough café applies for licence to serve alcohol from 9am
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 18:03 · Archive
The Orchard Café in Scarborough has applied for a premises licence to sell alcohol from 9am.
The Orchard Café in Scarborough's town centre has applied to North Yorkshire Council for a premises licence to sell alcohol. The application from Coopland & Son would allow the sale of alcohol from 9am to 4.30pm Monday to Saturday. On Sundays, alcohol could be sold from 9.30am to 3pm for consumption on and off the premises at the address on Newborough.
The café, which reopened in January, is known for its hearty portions and traditional menu. It features a kids' corner, a dog-friendly area, and quieter seating sections. The refreshed café has retained its traditional identity while introducing modern touches to appeal to both long-time customers and new visitors.
Members of the public have until Tuesday, 17 November to comment on the premises licence plan. The application is pending North Yorkshire Council's approval.
How it is being reported
- This popular bakery could soon be serving alcohol from 9amBEER and bakes from 9am could soon be on the menu of a popular North Yorkshire café if a licence application is approved by the council.York Press · 21 Oct, 17:33
- This popular bakery could soon be serving alcohol from 9amBEER and bakes from 9am could soon be on the menu of a popular North Yorkshire café if a licence application is approved by the council.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 21 Oct, 17:33
In this story: The Orchard Café · Scarborough · North Yorkshire Council · Coopland & Son · Sara McInnes
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