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London Borough of Lambeth - The Brickstone Tasty Korea Restaurant - premises licence

SW9 6AQ•Published 16/10/26
South London Weekly • 

What is proposed?

Licensing Act 2003

Application to vary a premises licence

Notice is hereby given that: Moke Enterprise Limited has applied to the London Borough  of Lambeth to vary the premises licence for: The Brickstone Tasty Korea Restaurant, 256–258 Brixton Road, London SW9 6AQ.

1.  Proposed hours on Thursdays and Fridays/Saturdays respectively: Alcohol on sales: 11:00–01:30 and 11:00–03:30.

2.  Live music, recorded music and performances of dance indoors: 17:00– 01:30 and 17:00–03:30.

3.  Late night refreshment indoors: 23:00–01:30 and 23:00–03:30.

4.  Opening hours: 11:00–02:00 and 11:00–04:00. Thursday live music is an additional day. Sunday–Wednesday and existing outdoor refreshment hours remain unchanged.

5.  Proposed condition changes: Condition 14: Permit external DJs and   organisers for private weddings or cultural functions attended by invited guests, under licence-holder control; retain restrictions on publicly advertised or ticketed promoter events.

6.  Condition 16: Permit tables and chairs to be repositioned for restaurant service and private weddings or cultural functions, retaining restaurant, capacity and escape-route safeguards.

7.  Condition 19: Extend the security risk-assessment requirement to Thursday nights; retain its remaining wording.

The application may be inspected via the licensing authority’s website at  
www.lambeth.gov.uk/licensing  or by appointment at the Licensing Authority, Lambeth Civic Centre, 6 Brixton Hill, London SW2 1EG.

Representations must be made in writing to the Licensing Authority at that address or licensing@lambeth.gov.uk and received by: 01 November 2026

It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make a false statement in connection with an application. A person is liable to an unlimited fine on summary conviction for such an offence.

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