We’re transforming a former restaurant into a brand new steakhouse and bar in Fleetwood
A new dining destination is set to transform Fleetwood High Street as the former Pacino’s site prepares to reopen as The Bankers Table.
A new chapter is beginning for one of Fleetwood’s most recognisable buildings as the former Pacino’s restaurant on Lord Street is set to be transformed into an exciting new steakhouse and bar.
The venue, which many locals will remember as a historic bank in years gone by is being reimagined under a brand-new name: The Bankers Table.
Behind the project is Adam and his team already known for The Scotch Bakery, who are now expanding their presence on the high street with ambitious plans to elevate the local dining scene.
With a focus on quality and atmosphere, The Bankers Table aims to bring something different to Fleetwood - combining premium steaks, carefully crafted sides and expertly paired drinks in a welcoming, modern setting.
The venue will undergo extensive refurbishment ahead of its grand opening with work already underway to completely transform the space.
In addition, plans for a pavement licence at both The Bankers Table and The Scotch Bakery will introduce outdoor seating areas - a feature the team believes is currently missing from Fleetwood compared to other Fylde Coast towns.
Set to open its doors on May 29 at 2pm - the launch promises to be a standout event, giving guests the chance to experience the new venue from day one.
Bookings are expected to open four weeks prior with high demand anticipated.
As preparations continue, the team is also on the lookout for new staff, including chefs, waiting staff, and restaurant managers, offering opportunities for locals to be part of the venture.
A spokesperson for the new restaurant on Facebook, said: “The wait is over, we’re officially taking over the former pacinos restaurant on lord street, which as many know was an old bank many years ago, we plan to reopen as a steakhouse and bar!
“With our brand new name - The Bankers Table - you may already know we have the scotch bakery, and we plan to have a pavement licence for both which will mean seating areas to the side of each property, something we think Fleetwood High Street lacks in comparison to other towns in the Fylde coast.
“The property is going to undergo extensive refurbishment with a plan to be open end of May.”
“We will also be sharing what is happening with the refurbishment to scotch bakery in the coming days.”