Owners of a new food business coming to Cheltenham want permission to sell alcohol seven days a week.

Sandwich deli Lof & Co is due to open shortly at 3 Rotunda Terrace in Montpellier Street.

It is being created by Jessica Peters and Kasper Roelvink- the duo behind health food cafe Rainbowls. 

It launched in Cheltenham last year in a unti in Hewlett Road serving up a range of acai bowls, poke and buddha bowls, salads, wellness drinks, and coffee before expanding into sites in Bristol and Worcester.

This year the duo has been transforming a site in Rotunda Terrace into Loaf & Co- with plans to also open a fitness centre Move Studio underneath it.

Loaf & Co is described as a "traditional Cotswold sandwich deli nestled in the heart of Montpellier". It will offer an array of sandwiches, bakes, cakes, smoothies, and deli treats.

Rainbowls Cheltenham Limited has applied for a premises licence for the property which was previously home to The Riddle Wine Bar.

They want permission from Cheltenham Borough council to sell alcohol seven days a week from 10am to 11pm.

A consultation on the application is due to close on October 2.