Mexican takeaway set for Irvine as mother and daughter get go ahead to turn home into restaurant

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A mother and daughter have been given the green light to turn their Irvine home into a Mexican takeaway and cafe. Robin and Rosie Weideger plan to open their 'Taste of New Mexico' venture in October after planners approved a proposal for their Eglinton Street home, subject to conditions.The duo, who have operated their business from a food truck, will run a takeaway venture from the ground floor of the four-bedroom property, which is next door to the Irvine Cycles bike shop.There will be an indoor seating area for 12 in a converted living room and three outdoor pavement tables.Opening hours will be: Monday and Tuesday: 12pm to 6pm; Friday: 12pm to 2pm and 4pm to 8pm; Saturday: 12pm to 4pm and 5pm to 8pm and Sunday 3pm to 8pm.Robin and head chef Rosie will initially staff the business with plans to employ a further two members of staff for Fridays and Saturdays only.One objector raised fears about the venture having a negative impact on the value of neighbouring properties but this was not deemed a material planning consideration.

However, the approved plans are subject to the following conditions.Announcing the news on their Facebook page, Robin and Rosie said: 'It's official, they said yes!

Taste of New Mexico takeaway/diner is coming to Irvine High St."Now with that being said, we have mucho to do. We will keep you all updated each step of the way."October is when we hope to reopen, this is not exact but it is our target.

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