Delivered by Blackpool BIDs, the week runs from March 12-19, shining a spotlight on culinary creativity, family friendly dining, and emerging talent.
More venues have signed up than last year, and guests can expect 2-for-1 deals, special pop-ups, tasting menus and live cooking demos.
Blackpool Restaurant Week 2026 will also support The BIG FOOD Project tacking food poverty and The Burnt Chef Project addressing mental health across the hospitality industry.
Sue Grindrod, Managing Director of Blackpool BIDs, said: “We are absolutely honoured to have so many incredible venues supporting Blackpool Restaurant Week 2026. This week really shows the strength and passion of Blackpool’s food scene. The sponsors and partners’ generosity and commitment make it possible to celebrate our local talent, support important causes, and give residents and visitors a week full of delicious experiences.”
Participation is free for businesses, and restaurants across the town are still invited to take part. For more information, email [email protected] or visit www.blackpoolrestaurantweek.co.uk.
Click on the pages below to see which venues are taking part this year.
13. Bailey's Cheese and Charcuterie
Bailey’s Cheese & Charcuterie is a Blackpool gem that brings the best of deli culture to the coast. Whether you’re a fan of perfectly paired cheeses or freshly made sandwiches, Bailey’s has something to please every palate. From hearty sandwiches and seasonal specials to their fine selection of crackers and accompaniments, this deli is all about indulgence and flavour. | Tripadvisior Photo: Tripadvisior
14. Winstons Bistro & Bar, Highfield Road, Blackpool, FY4 2JF
Winston’s Blackpool is a small, family run independent restaurant that has been serving the local community since 2008. With over 40 years of catering experience in Blackpool, the team brings a passion for delicious food and warm hospitality. | Google
15. Beachside restaurant at The Boulevard Hotel in Blackpool
Located inside the Boulevard Hotel, Beachside Restaurant offers a mix of classic British and international dishes. With a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s perfect for both casual lunches and elegant dinners by the sea. | ugc Photo: ugc
16. White Tower
Sitting proudly above Blackpool Pleasure Beach, White Tower is known for its fine dining and incredible views. Their menu is a celebration of modern British cuisine with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients. | National World Photo: Blackpool Gazette
17. Dirty Blondes, Back Church St, Blackpool FY1 1HP
Dirty Blondes is where bold flavours meet a cheeky attitude. This urban eatery serves up indulgent pizzas and cocktails that are just as daring as its edgy decor. It’s the perfect spot for a late-night bite or a fun evening out with friends. Known for its laid-back yet buzzing atmosphere, Dirty Blondes has a menu full of crowd-pleasers that keep people coming back for more. Add in its Instagram-worthy interior, and you’ve got a spot that ticks all the boxes. Photo: Google
18. The Corner Flag at Blackpool FC
The Corner Flag is the bar and restaurant at Blackpool FC Stadium Hotel, a member of Radisson Individuals. It serves expertly crafted dishes and a wide selection of drinks in a relaxed setting. Located on the hotel’s second floor, it offers floor to ceiling views of Bloomfield Road pitch and Blackpool Tower and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Photo: National World