The Island's first Wetherspoons will be in court next month as it makes a licensing application.
The Conister Arms, formerly 1886 Bar and Grill, on Regent Street in Douglas has applied for changes to its on-licence and licensed areas.
Last week the business unveiled new opening hours and its menu.
A licensing bench sitting on Thursday, May 15 is due to hear the licensing application.
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