In order to sell alcoholic beverages, restaurants that do not hold an on-trade licence must hold one of the following two categories of licence:
1° The “small restaurant licence”, which allows drinks from the third group to be sold for consumption on the premises, but only during the main meal and as an accessory to the food;
2° The “restaurant licence” itself, which allows all drinks authorised for consumption on the premises to be sold, but only during main meals and as an accessory to food.
The establishments in question are not subject to the prohibitions mentioned in articles L. 3332-1 and L. 3332-2, or to the regulations established pursuant to articles L. 3335-1, L. 3335-2 and L. 3335-8.