Running from March 12 to March 19, the event will see restaurants offering deals including 2-for-1 meals, tasting menus and exclusive dining offers.
More venues have signed up than last year, with restaurants taking part across the town centre, Red Bank Road and Highfield Road.
The week aims to showcase the variety of Blackpool’s food scene, from independent favourites and family-run venues to well-known restaurant names.
A programme of activities, including live cooking demonstrations, will also take place during the week.
The event is organised by Blackpool BIDs – bringing together Blackpool Town Centre BID and Blackpool Tourism BID – to boost footfall and highlight the town’s diverse hospitality sector.
Confirmed venues so far include Beach House, Abingdon Street Market, Michael Wan’s Mandarin, Umami, Bella Italia, Limoncello and Yorkshire Fisheries, with more expected to be announced.
Family attraction Coral Island is the headline sponsor, while students from Blackpool and The Fylde College will also gain hands-on experience working in local venues during the week.
Take a look at the restaurants taking part below:
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1. A huge array of different venues are taking part in this year's event.
A huge array of different venues are taking part in this year's event. | various/google
2. Coral Island
Coral Island offers a wide choice of family-friendly dining in the heart of Blackpool, with everything from traditional fish and chips to international street food and grill favourites. With multiple venues under one roof, it’s an easy option for groups and families during Blackpool Restaurant Week. | submit Photo: Submitted
3. Abingdon Street Market
Abingdon Street Market is the heart of Blackpool’s food scene, bringing together a range of global cuisines under one roof. Whether you’re looking for quick bites, sweet treats, or artisanal produce, this lively market has something for everyone. Perfect for a casual lunch or a culinary adventure with friends. During Blackpool Restaurant Week, the market will host pop-up kitchens and live cooking demonstrations, bringing together the region’s talent and providing a platform for the town’s hospitality sector to shine. | Third party Photo: Third party
4. Level 6, Blackpool and the Fylde College
Level 6 is Blackpool and The Fylde’s College’s training restaurant, offering a brasserie style dining experience with a modern British twist. Relax in elegant surroundings and enjoy panoramic views of the Fylde Coast as their catering and hospitality students prepare and serve you their latest creations. | Google Maps
5. Notarianni's
Notarianni’s is a much-loved Blackpool ice cream parlour, famous for its homemade Italian vanilla ice cream made fresh daily using a closely guarded family recipe. Now a fourth-generation family business, it’s a true seaside classic and a must-visit during Blackpool Restaurant Week. | NW Photo: Daniel Martino
6. Beach House Blackpool
Beach House Blackpool is a vibrant bar and restaurant located right on the Promenade, offering a unique blend of bohemian charm and stunning sea views. Known for its fresh and distinctive Mediterranean-inspired dining and drinks choices, Beach House Bar & Restaurant is perfect for everyday dining and group celebrations. | Contributed