A RESTAURANT reportedly tipped to become Britain's first ever drive-thru kebab shop could be set to open its doors.

       The restaurant - where hungry punters can grab a doner on the go - is planned for a town-centre spot in Bolton, Greater Manchester.

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       A CGI mock-up of the kebab drive-thru Credit: MEN Media

       Plans show the kebab paradise is set to replace a vacant spot in the town, with CGI images illustrating what the whopping two-floor diner could look like.

       Five on-site parking spots are also part of the proposal, the Manchester Evening News reports.

       But Bolton Highways have thrown a spanner in the works, requesting further information before plans can progress.

       The response states: "Owing to the premises location in relation to the highways around the town centre of Bolton, the applicant will need to submit some form of transport statement in order to justify the proposed change of use.

       “The statement should provide a rough indication as to how accessibility to the premises will be controlled and how abuse of the one-way system on Gas Street will be prevented, as well as giving a rough indication of traffic impact from the proposed use.

       “In its present form there is insufficient information available within the submission for the Highway Authority to fully comment.”

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       Last year, meat-lovers' favourite German Doner Kebab expanded it's stores, opening 12 more sites around the UK.

       The chain is expanding after the business saw an uptick as a result of the pandemic, with Brits snacking on more of their kebabs than usual.

       The casual restaurant stayed open throughout lockdown and saw a 46 per cent rise in sales in August thanks to the Chancellor’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

       Its total sales for August were also up 139 per cent compared to August 2019.

       The chain boosted sales by partnering with delivery services Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eats to deliver to customers who were self isolating.

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       The new restaurant is planned for Bolton, Greater Manchester Credit: MEN Media 3

       The one-of-a-kind eatery could replace an old vacant building