Planning application26/02340/FUL

135 George Street Edinburgh EH2 4JS

Awaiting AssessmentWorth watchingChange of Use & Conversions1/2
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Received

2 June 2026

Validated

9 June 2026

Planning Signals

4 detected traits

Use
Food & Drink
Works
Facade / Exterior
Specific
External AlterationsPublic House
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George Street restaurant could switch to a pub, with light external tweaks around an already fitted-out bar and mezzanine interior.

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CityScope · Planning Updates

Application 26/02340/FUL

135 George Street Edinburgh EH2 4JS

Awaiting AssessmentChange of Use & ConversionsReceived Local authority

George Street restaurant could switch to a pub, with light external tweaks around an already fitted-out bar and mezzanine interior.

Reference
26/02340/FUL
Address
135 George Street Edinburgh EH2 4JS
Status
Awaiting Assessment
Category
Change of Use & Conversions
Impact scale
2/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.952297
Longitude
-3.205762

Plain-language summary

George Street restaurant could switch to a pub, with light external tweaks around an already fitted-out bar and mezzanine interior.

As filed with the council

Change of Use from restaurant (class 3) to public house (sui generis) with minor external alterations

  • 26/02341/LBCAwaiting Assessment2 June 2026

    Minor internal and external tweaks are proposed for this George Street unit, with a light refit inside and limited changes to the building exterior.

City Scope Journal

135 George Street restaurant could become a public house

A George Street restaurant at 135 George Street could be converted into a public house, with minor external alterations proposed at the city-centre premises. The application is awaiting assessment by the City of Edinburgh Council and is open for public comment.

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