A burgeoning independent cafe has applied for a licence to sell alcohol at its St Andrews Hill venue.
Rebecca Savage, owner of Cafe Club, submitted the application to Norwich City Council on May 15 with a view to start selling alcohol from June 1.
In the application, Miss Savage said: "We'd like to offer alcohol to our regular customer base as something extra.
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"It'll only be sold at certain times, after midday and no later than 9pm.
"We plan to sell local premium beers and wines and serve it on site with our other refreshments.
"Alcohol will only be served on the premises mainly to those having lunch or an afternoon snack."
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Miss Savage's business has gone from strength to strength since the first cafe was opened in May 2016, in King Street.
Miss Savage, who had previously worked in the tech industry in London, opened Cafe Club after pining for a career change.
Six years later, in May 2022, a second shop at the top of St Andrews Hill was opened up.
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