Plans have been drawn up to change the shopfront of a proposed new café in the city centre.
The former Thyme Deli premises on Westgate Street
An application to carry out internal and external changes to 27 Westgate Street, previously Thyme Deli, has been submitted to Bath & North East Somerset Council.
One of the drawings submitted with the application shows the name of the new business as being Frites Caesar.
The application says the use will remain as a café with hot food takeaway.
The proposal has been submitted by ATA International Trade and Consultancy Ltd and says the works will have a positive impact upon the Grade II listed building and the conservation area through “sensitive changes”.
The application aims to give a “more modern frontage to reflect the branding of the new operators of the café”. It also allows for a wider door to improve accessibility.
New signage is proposed and the removal of a canopy to the rear. Some changes to the cooking and serving area are also planned.
The planning reference is 24/02275/FUL. Consultation on the plans ends on 18th July.
