HOT food businesses in Plymouth Market are offering a main meal and drink for just £10 today in a bid to encourage diners to the new evening openings. The deal is for tonight only but there will be a different offer every Friday from now on as business owners work to entice people to eat and shop in the pannier market.
The promotion is available during the Sunset Market event, from 4pm to 7pm. The extended hours were started on Fridays last month with the aim of attracting customers and creating a community atmosphere.
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