The company had applied for an alcohol licence for The Coach House building in Nessgate, formerly home to Thomas Cook and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Bar and restaurant chain The Alchemist has abandoned plans to open in York after councillors said it could only open if drinks were always served with food.
The company had applied for an alcohol licence for The Coach House building in Nessgate, formerly home to Thomas Cook and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
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