It’s drinks for diners only as Carlton waits for full licence

Friday 24th September 2010, 2:29PM BST.

John Carpenter, owner of the Wicked Wolf. ALCOHOL is back on the menu at the Carlton Plaza – for diners only.

The Plaza, which includes The Wicked Wolf pub and The Godfather restaurant, lost its licence two weeks ago.

Proprietor John Carpenter yesterday went to court to reinstate part of the licence so that alcohol can be served with food.

It will be another three weeks before a special Royal Court liquor licensing hearing can be convened and a full licence granted.

Mr Carpenter (pictured) put the temporary loss of licence down to a glitch and said customers had been bringing their own alcohol with them in the meantime.

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Toni Bandinee

September 24, 2010 at 5:15 pm

The Fat Lady sung then left, and problems with The Super Sunny Patio, Plaza John should be appaulded for his continued support of his customers whom he puts before financial gain.Well Done !

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Bristol

September 24, 2010 at 8:52 pm

I recently headed south to catch up with some old mates in my ex emerald isle part of the visit was to celebrate my 39th birthday, so me and my mates headed up the plaza, only to be greeted by an empty top shelf and soft drinks!! wtf i couldnt belive my missfortune of this one in a million occuance, ive since returned to the mainland and thouht i would by a lottery ticket, i won 10k last saturday!!!! cheers plaza john ill be back when u have youre licence and by everyone a pint!!!!

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