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Jun 2021
TGI Fridays granted late night alcohol licence for Harrogate venue
TGI Fridays has been granted a late night alcohol licence for its planned Harrogate venue in the former Ask Italian restaurant on Albert Street.
The American restaurant chain submitted plans for a licence to Harrogate Borough Council back in March.
It was lodged under the company's new cocktail bar 63rd+1st, which opened its first UK venue last month in Cobham, Surrey.
The licensing application for Harrogate includes films, live music, recorded music, late night refreshment and the supply of alcohol for consumption on and off the premises from 9am to 0030am Monday to Sunday.
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A TGI Fridays and 63rd+1st spokesperson said:
The company launched the new cocktail-led bar and restaurant venture last year, which is named after the location of the original restaurant in Manhattan, and plans to open more in 2021.
The company has promised that it will be a “vibrant meeting place” and that it will have the feel of a New York loft in the 1960s.
When the new brand was announced last year, Robert Cook, chief executive of Fridays and 63rd+1st, said in a statement that “audiences are becoming increasingly discerning and their attitudes towards food and drink are evolving”.
He added:
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