From Monday 17th May, indoor dining will be available at Creams Café, Vibes Café, Vivo Lounge, Hendover Café, Brewhouse and Kitchen, Luccio’s, Nando’s, Zizzi, Wagamama, and Costa Coffee. Cote Brasserie will be opening from the first time since December, with the ODEON cinema also set to open for the first time since October.

Charlotte Spracklen, centre manager at Brewery Square, commented: “It’s been wonderful to see Brewery Square come back to life as restrictions have eased, with people really enjoying shopping and eating out again with their friends and family. Re-opening indoor dining will allow them even more choice and the opportunity experience something they haven’t been able to do in so long.”

Brewery Square will continue to operate with strict health and safety measures on site, to ensure the wellbeing of all shoppers, staff, and retailers. Hand sanitising stations are available around the complex, with floor stickers in place where queuing is likely, and daily door handle cleaning. Brewery Square has also been offering support to businesses by providing health and safety guidelines, as well as additional 2 metre distancing floor stickers and PPE equipment.

Business opening times will vary, so shoppers are advised to check the Brewery Square website at www.brewerysquare.com and retailers’ social media channels for up-to-date information.

Re-opening dates for all businesses at Brewery Square are being led by Government advice and may be subject to change.

For more information about Brewery Square, please visit www.brewerysquare.com.