A few shops can open at Affinity Devon
In line with Government guidance, Affinity Devon is now closed for all retailers except those providing essential goods and services, Click & Collect and eateries providing takeaway.In this case, the following will remain open for people in Devon:
- Holland & Barrett – the store will be open 9am – 6pm Mondays-Saturdays, and 10am – 4pm Sundays.
- Next – for Click & Collect only
- El Toro Loco – offering a delivery & takeaway service. View the menu and order online HERE.
- Costa – open for takeaway only.
Only the Food Court entrance will be open, so Holland & Barrett can only be accessed via this entrance.
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