St Andrews restaurants launch plans for outdoor seating

Several planning applications have been submitted to Fife Council by businesses in the town to create external seated areas in a bid to limit the impact of reduced numbers allowed under current pandemic restrictions.

The local authority has given approval to The Adamson on South Street to create a new outdoor area.

It will use pavement space outside the premises for a beer garden and informal dining, and feature a timber hut and marquee.

The council gave approval for it to be put in place until April 2021.

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Similar plans have now been lodged by two other prominent restaurants.

Forgans and Mitchells in Market Street has applied for permission for a relaxation agreement over its outdoor seating.

And The Doll’s House on Church Square, owned by the G1 Group, is seeking similar approval.

The plans will be considered in due course.

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