Karali QSR Limited
Westminster Council is considering a late-night licence application for a Baker Street Taco Bell by Karali QSR Limited, facing objections.
Westminster Council's Licensing Sub-Committee (2) is set to decide on a late-night licence application from Karali QSR Limited for a Taco Bell at 187 Baker Street. This application, which seeks to operate late-night refreshment services, has drawn objections from local residents, the Metropolitan Police, and the Environmental Health Service, as reported in August 2025.
Karali QSR Limited is seeking to operate a fast-food restaurant at the Baker Street location. The site is situated in an area with over 1,000 residential dwellings within 150 metres, a factor highlighted in a report to the sub-committee.
Key facts
- Westminster Council's Licensing Sub-Committee (2) is set to decide on a late-night licence application for a Taco Bell. Source
- Karali QSR Limited applied for a late-night licence for a Taco Bell at 187 Baker Street. Source
- Objections to the licence application were raised by local residents, Metropolitan Police, and Environmental Health Service. Source
- The Taco Bell is located in an area with over 1,000 residential dwellings within 150m. Source
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