At least 10 new jobs have been created with the establishment of the hostelry in a former carpet shop on Red Bank Road, which is sister premises to Cask in Layton.
The Layton premises opened just under three years ago and despite lockdown coming just a few weeks later, have proved a big hit since.
The Bispham site opening follows several months of refurbishment and co-proprietor Paul Gabbitas promises drinks to suit all tastes.
"These premises are actually bigger than the Layton site and we’re looking forward to welcoming customers to what is a great location,” said Paul.
1. The new Cask micropub in Bispham
Paul Gabbitas and Paul Fowler have opened Cask micropub on Red Bank Road in Bispham Photo: Daniel Martino
2. Inside Cask micropub in Bispham
The new bar in Bispham are sister premises to Cask in Layton, opened three years ago. Photo: Daniel Martino
3. Inside Cask micropub in Bispham
The new Cask micropub in Bispham has been opened by business partners Paul Gabbitas and Paul Fowler. Photo: Daniel Martino
4. Inside Cask micropub in Bispham
The new Cask micropub in Bispham offers a wide range of ales. Photo: Daniel Martino
5. Inside Cask micropub in Bispham
The former carpet shop in Red Bank Road, Bispham has been totally transformed. Photo: Daniel Martino
6. Inside Cask micropub in Bispham
Cask Micropub in Bispham offers plenty of room for everyone, on two floors. Photo: Daniel Martino