What type of licence allows the sale and supply of alcohol for on-premises consumption?

The on-licence is specifically designed to permit the sale and supply of alcohol for consumption on the premises where it is sold, such as restaurants, bars, and cafes. This type of licence ensures that patrons can enjoy alcoholic beverages while dining or socializing at the location.

In contrast, an off-licence allows for the sale of alcohol to be taken away for consumption off the premises, such as in a bottle shop. A special licence can be issued for events where alcohol is not typically sold, like a one-off party or festival, while a club licence is intended for incorporated clubs that serve alcohol to their members and guests. Each type of licence has its own specific purposes and regulations, making the on-licence the correct choice for on-premises consumption.