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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
David Humphreys

Greek restaurant that divided South Liverpool community wins bid to serve alcohol

A new Greek restaurant that split opinion in its South Liverpool community has won its bid to sell alcohol.

Liverpool Council ’s licensing and gambling sub-committee has given the green light to applicant Nikolaos Fyllditakis to trade alcohol at his venture on Storrsdale Road, Mossley Hill. The application had attracted attention from residents in L18 with around two dozen representations made to the local authority.

Permission has been granted to Mr Fyllditakis to operate the restaurant, which will accommodate 18 diners, from 10am to 10pm daily, with the sale of alcohol and music playing throughout. Councillors heard how the restaurant would require any patrons to have a “substantial meal” to be served alcohol and a £10 minimum spend would also be required.

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