Inverness restaurants and bars extend the Eat Out To Help Out money off scheme because it has proved so popular
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More Inverness businesses have announced that they intend to extend the Eat Out To Help Out scheme into next month.
The initiative was introduced by the UK government offering 50 per cent off meal bills up to a maximum of £10 for purchases made on Mondays to Wednesday throughout August.
It ends today and the extension will be funded by the individual businesses themselves because it proved so popular with diners.
Last week Cru Holdings – whose portfolio includes Bar One, Dows, Prime, The Classroom and Scotch & Rye – said it had decided to continue running the offer independently throughout September.
Bar One will run it from Monday to Wednesday in September, Blackfriars is extending it for a short period, the Mustard Seed Restaurant will run it from Monday to Wednesday from tomorrow until further notice, La Tortilla Asesina will run it from Monday to Wednesday during September, Revolution Inverness reopens tomorrow and will run the offer until further notice, and Wetherspoons – Kings Highway will run the offer until November 11.
For full details please check with each individual business as this offer is funded by the businesses themselves.
