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06

Aug 2021

Last Updated: 05/08/2021
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Business

Leeds cocktail bar Roland's set to open late night Harrogate venue

by Thomas Barrett

| 06 Aug, 2021
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Roland's, which says it serves 'exceptional drinks, great music and a good time', has applied to Harrogate Borough Council for an alcohol licence at a new bar on Parliament Street, which would open daily from 10am until 2.30am.

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Roland's bar in Leeds (right) and the former Moss Bros unit, which will be converted into a cocktail bar.

The owners of Leeds-based cocktail bar Roland's look set to open a late night venue on Parliament Street in Harrogate.

An application has been submitted to Harrogate Borough Council for a licence to sell alcohol at the new bar, which it says will be open from Monday to Sunday from 10am until 2.30am.

The unit, at 23 Parliament Street, was most recently home to menswear store Moss Bros and is currently empty.

Roland's website says it serves up "exceptional drinks, great music and a good time". The Leeds bar opened in 2014 and is situated on 39 Call Lane, one of the most popular streets in the city for nightlife.




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The new bar would be the latest addition to Parliament Street’s nightlife scene, which includes the Harrogate Arms, Revolución de Cuba, Mojo, Wetherspoons and the Viper Rooms.

The Ginnel hosts bars Montey’s and Major Tom’s Social.

Some venues on Parliament Street have struggled to survive in recent years including Jamie’s Italian, Wagyu Bar and Grill and The Restaurant Bar and Grill, which all closed.