There would be an extensive renovation
A short-lived Nottinghamshire coffee house could be turned into a new bar and bistro. Revival Coffee Co in Front Street, Arnold, closed its doors after just seven months in business and could be replaced by a new bar and bistro, if fresh plans are approved by Gedling Borough Council.
The new bar would be named 'Sully's Bistro', seemingly after applicant Suleyman Basar. In a planning document, planning agent BB Design and Technology, on behalf of Mr Basar, said: "We are converting this two-storey café to a bar and bistro. The existing plan layout will be changed and the proposed plan layouts will be attached to the application."
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