The operators of a planned new tea room say they are keen to open in the next few months.
Helen Greenland of Hemsby and Donna Clarke of Ormesby are looking to open a cafe selling hot and cold food and with outdoor tables in the former Rackham's butchers shop in Wapping, Ormesby St Margaret.
Mrs Greenland, 53, said the pair had worked together at How Hill in the tea rooms there and were excited to be starting their own business serving the community.
She said they would be keeping the butcher's theme in recognition of how long Rackham's had been there - but with a modern twist.
Chiming with tradition they were also looking to call it The Old Butchers Tea Rooms.
The completely new venture is hoping to open in the second week of November
The planning application handed to Great Yarmouth Borough Council also details hot and cold food, cakes, home-made preserves and chocolates, ice-cream, as well as a takeaway option, celebration cakes, and outside catering.
The change-of-use bid also asks for three tables outside.
In a statement submitted as part of the application it says there will be some customer noise but that it should not be significant given the size of the proposed business.
It adds that opening house are likely to be 9am to 4.30pm, and include weekends in the summer.
The butchers has been closed for some months.
People have until October 18 to make their views known.
The proposed tea room is in conservation area.
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