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Business premises on [[Locale Selsdon Road\|Selsdon Road]] in South Croydon. As of December 2019 it's vacant but has a notice promising that an Afghan restaurant called Old Kabul Kitchen will be opening soon.	Business premises on [[Locale Selsdon Road\|Selsdon Road]] in South Croydon, vacant as of August 2019.
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It was previously a Mauritian fusion restaurant called Cote d'Azur <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/9407661170/ photo]</small>, but in January 2019 a notice appeared in the window <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/33140988468/ photo]</small> stating that the restaurant was closed "due to family matters". It never reopened following this.	It was previously a Mauritian fusion restaurant called Cote d'Azur, but in January 2019 a notice appeared in the window <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/33140988468/ photo]</small> stating that the restaurant was closed "due to family matters". It never reopened following this.
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Business premises on Selsdon Road in South Croydon, vacant as of August 2019.

It was previously a Mauritian fusion restaurant called Cote d'Azur, but in January 2019 a notice appeared in the window photo stating that the restaurant was closed "due to family matters". It never reopened following this.

Until July 2012 the building was occupied by a French restaurant called Le Cassoulet photo. It remained vacant for a while photo, but by July 2013 it was open again as Cote d'Azur. According to Malcolm John (who owned Le Cassoulet), Cote d'Azur had no connection with Malcolm John Restaurants.