New Mediterranean Restaurant to Open in Bracknell Despite Concerns from Residents
A new Mediterranean restaurant, Feta & Fig, is gearing up to open at the Rectory Road shopping precinct in Bracknell, despite concerns from a resident about potential disruptions to the community. The restaurant, led by business owner Raham Fard, has applied for a license to sell food and non-alcoholic drinks until 2am on Fridays and Saturdays, and midnight the rest of the week. This application has faced an objection from a resident who expressed concern about the potential impact on the community's peace and quiet.
Key Takeaways:
- Feta & Fig, a new Mediterranean restaurant, is set to open at the Rectory Road shopping precinct in Bracknell, next to the Magdalenka Polish Delicatessen.
- The restaurant has applied for a license to sell food and non-alcoholic drinks until 2am on Fridays and Saturdays, and midnight the rest of the week.
- The application has faced an objection from a resident who is concerned about potential disruptions to the community's peace and quiet.
- The resident has expressed concerns about noise, smoke, and other issues caused by existing businesses in the area.
- Raham Fard, the business owner, has clarified that the application is only for operational flexibility and that Feta & Fig would not routinely close at 2am each weekend.
- The application will be determined by a licensing panel, which is due to meet on September 15.
Statistics:
- 15 car parking spaces and 1 disabled space for shoppers are available at the Rectory Road shopping precinct.
- Feta & Fig has over 20 years of experience running food businesses in Bracknell, including Pizza GoGo in the High Street.
- The restaurant is set to open in a unit that was previously occupied by a pizza takeaway, which has been closed for years.
Sources:
*"Feta & Fig", a new Mediterranean restaurant at the Rectory Road shopping precinct in Bracknell.
*Bracknell Forest Council (licensing application)
*Raham Fard, business owner.