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Search the Public Notice PortalA new restaurant and lounge bar could be coming to Ipswich Waterfront if an application for a licence for the premises is given the green light.
The application could point towards the imminent arrival of Velsheda which could open in part of Unit 1 of The Winerack in Key Street.
The licensing application states that it is for a restaurant, cafe and lounge bar with entertainment and alcohol sales.
Applicant Tammie Winerack Ltd has applied for permission to have occasional live music inside and outside Monday to Friday from 11am to 11pm and on Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 12.30am.
It has also applied for permission for recorded music to played inside and outside from 8am to 11pm on Sunday to Thursday and from 8am to 12.30am on Friday and Saturday.
The Winerack in Ipswich (Image: Charlotte Bond)
Finally it wants to sell alcohol on and off the premises from 10am to 11pm on Sunday to Thursday and from 10am to 12.30am on Friday and Saturday.
Closing date for representations has been set as April 8.
This looks set to take over part of Unit 1 of the Winerack, with plans being submitted at the start of the year by Tammie Homes, to convert the first floor of the building into an Aparthotel, a short to medium-stay visitor hotel.
The hotel would be aimed at businesses and leisure visitors, with it operating in a manner similar to a hotel, rather than permanent residential accommodation.
These plans have received objections from nearby residents, with Ipswich Borough Council set to make its decision on the plans on April 1.
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