The Guide has been published by the French tyre company Michelin since 1900 and awards up to three Michelin stars for excellence to a select few establishments.
The acquisition or loss of a star or stars can have dramatic effects on the success of a restaurant – but for most of us, personal experience and recommendations from family and friends are our best guides to our favourite eateries, and what makes us want to return time and again.
Here, in no particular order, we take a look at some favourite Blackpool restaurants, unlikely to feature in the Michelin Guide, but winners with many of us nonetheless.
Here, in no particular order, we take a look at some favourite Blackpool restaurants, unlikely to feature in the Michelin Guide, but winners with many of us nonetheless.
7. Yorkshire Fisheries
Yorkshire Fisheries, on Topping Street, is another Blackpool institution, having been established in 1907 by William Taylor and named Yorkshire Fisheries after the Second World War. It 1989, it was bought by George and Val Vasilou, who firmly established its reputation for top quality food. After they retired, George's niece and her husband took over the reins, determined to maintain the high standards and Yorkshire Fisheries has won a host of awards Photo: submit