Southport Market has finally been given a date to open its doors after a revamp which will see 10 food stalls and a feature bar running through the centre of the market.
The market has been shut while it underwent a £1.4m refurbishment, with 10 brand new food stalls being added.
The market will be under the management of Mikhail Hotel Leisure Group, with the group running the centre bar.
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The 10 food stalls feature a mixture of established Southport names and newly formed brands.
Sefton Council confirmed today that the date they open will be inline with the target date for further easing of restrictions, July 19.
Pacific by Vincent is among the new ventures forming part of the revamped market.
Paul Adams, owner of the Vincent Hotel which is behind it, said: "We have been working hard with Sefton Council to open a new food offering within the market.
"Pacific by Vincent will open alongside nine other local vendors and we are so excited to welcome residents and visitors to what is an amazing regeneration of the market."
Cllr Ian Maher, Leader of Sefton Council, said: "July will be a very exciting time and we cannot wait to welcome thousands of visitors through the market's gates.
"We are delighted to see all the hard work of our tourism team and partners coming to fruition and to be able to complete this project on time and to such an incredible standard is a testament to our commitment to Southport and Sefton."
