SALISBURY could soon boast a new takeaway offering everything from New York breakfasts to late night chicken after the city's bars shut.
An application has been submitted for a catering unit on Fisherton Street.
The takeaway would be on the bridge opposite The King's Head Inn (JD Wetherspoon), on the left-hand side as you walk towards the city centre.
The menu will offer a mix of cuisines, starting with New York breakfast, authentic Mexican fajita and nachos, chicken wings and dessert style crepes.
It would be open Monday to Friday, from 8am to 1pm, and will "have the intention of table and chairs for outside consumption".
It will then also be open from 11pm to 1am, for takeaway food.
The application has been submitted by established catering company, Eccentric Group, based in Shrewton.
They have regular pitches across Wiltshire and Dorset, including Amesbury and Gillingham.
An application has been submitted to Wiltshire Council for a Premises license, which is required for late night refreshments (past 11pm serving until 1pm for takeaway hot food) and the sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises.
Sam Weller, from The Eccentric Group, said the company has been looking for the right location in Salisbury for some time, and that this feels right for the area.
He added that they are very excited to get going, and that all being well, the unit should be up and running sometime in mid-to-late April.
One of The Eccentric Group's trailers
The consultation period runs until Tuesday, May 11.
To see the plans in full, click here.
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