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The owners of Coco at the South Esplanade are making moves to expand their business into a vacant premises at the Market.
They've applied for a liquor licence for the Poids de la Reine building on Market Street.
Rihoys are currently doing some work to both the inside and outside of the former cafe building, which has the liquor licence application notification stuck to the front door.
The liquor licence application has been made by Pearl Oyster LTD which is the registered owner of Coco Brasserie in St Peter Port.
The court hearing has been set for 21 May, intimating a new eatery could open soon after in the Market.
Pictured: The former tenant was Deputy Andy Taylor but his business moved to Mill Street last year.
This building used to house Taylor's coffee shop and before that it was the Cafe Delices creperie.
Pictured top: The currently vacant building on Market Street is undergoing some building work but it is expected to reopen soon, under the management of the couple who own Coco Brasserie.
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