Naroon, a popular Persian restaurant in Fitzrovia, London, is facing potential hour reductions after residents filed complaints about excessive noise, particularly from kitchen activities and staff conversations. A review by Westminster City Council highlights ongoing disturbances, including sounds of chopping, cleaning at late hours, and loud extractor fans without planning permission. Concerns were raised that outdoor dining exacerbates the situation, leaving neighbors unable to open windows due to noise and odors. The council's scrutiny reflects a broader challenge restaurants face in balancing operations with residential harmony.
Residents near Naroon restaurant reported continued noise disruptions from staff shouting, kitchen sounds, and outdoor dining, prompting a council review of the restaurant's license.
The council documents reflect a persistent issue for the community, with complaints detailing loud kitchen activities and late-night operations affecting the neighbors' quality of life.
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