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A new international buffet restaurant has opened on Blackpool’s New South Promenade, offering more than 30 freshly prepared dishes and already attracting lots of visitors.
A new buffet restaurant has opened its doors in Blackpool, bringing a wide-ranging international dining experience to the South Promenade.
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Mars Hotel Buffet, located near South Pier tram stop has been trading for around a month after officially opening on April 10 and is already generating positive feedback online.
The restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat concept featuring around 30 freshly prepared dishes at any one time, with a mix of Indian, Pakistani, Chinese, African and English cuisine. Diners can also choose from salads, dips and desserts as part of the buffet selection.


Speaking about the launch, the manager said the idea came from a desire to offer better value dining in the resort, while maintaining a homemade quality.
He said he and his team had visited a number of restaurants across the North West, including areas such as Bolton, Bury, Blackburn and Blackpool, but felt many were “too expensive” or lacked a traditional taste.
He said: “We wanted to create a buffet where people can enjoy unlimited dishes, but with quality food that tastes homemade.


“We don’t prepare food for the whole day. Everything is made fresh every morning and replenished regularly.”
The restaurant is currently open six days a week and has plans to expand its offering further, including increasing menu options and potentially introducing a full English breakfast buffet in the coming weeks, priced at around £9.99-£10.99.
The manager, who runs the venue alongside his wife, a chef, have been in the industry for 22 years and said the business aims to rely on its own kitchen team rather than outsourced catering, ensuring consistency and control over quality.
The restaurant says it welcomes walk-ins and hopes to continue building its reputation among both residents and tourists visiting the resort.