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.
19. Super Fry Guys.
New to Abingdon Street Market, Super Fry Guys are a Manchester based street food team serving bold, modern twists on classic fish and chips. Their menu features global flavours such as Chilli Salt & Pepper, Gunpowder, and Korean Fried Cod, with masala or sriracha chips, creative mushy peas, and crispy or fresh mussels. They bring comfort food with a fun and adventurous edge. | Third party Photo: Third party
20. Based in Abingdon Street Market, family owned Pizza Rana serves the finest Neapolitan pizza, and promises it’ll be love at first slice.
Based in Abingdon Street Market, family owned Pizza Rana serves the finest Neapolitan pizza, and promises it’ll be love at first slice. | National World Photo: National World
21. Blackpool's Restaurant Week
Specialising in next-level tacos, flavourful boneless wings, hearty sharing boxes, and satisfying combo meals, Chamo is all about bringing exciting dishes to your plate. If you’re looking for a quick bite or something to share with friends, Chamo offers a unique, flavour-packed experience right in the heart of Blackpool’s bustling market. | Trip Advisor Photo: Trip Advisor
22. Turtle Bay serves Caribbean-inspired dishes like jerk chicken, curries, and sharing plates in a relaxed, tropical-style setting. With a menu full of vegetarian and vegan options and a rum‑focused cocktail bar, it’s the perfect spot for a fun, flavour-packed meal with friends or family by the sea.
Turtle Bay serves Caribbean-inspired dishes like jerk chicken, curries, and sharing plates in a relaxed, tropical-style setting. With a menu full of vegetarian and vegan options and a rum‑focused cocktail bar, it’s the perfect spot for a fun, flavour-packed meal with friends or family by the sea. | Lucinda Herbert
23. Talk of the Coast inside the Viking Hotel
Located inside The Viking Hotel on the Promenade, Talk of the Coast is a long-established Blackpool favourite known for its lively cabaret entertainment. Offering 18+ comedy, live music, bingo and dancing every night, it delivers an energetic adults-only night out, hosted by Buddy Lee, whose performances keep the atmosphere buzzing throughout the evening. | Google
24. Located under the Blackpool Tower, serving hand-filleted fish, double-cooked chips and a wide range of familiar dishes in a spacious setting.
Located under the Blackpool Tower, serving hand-filleted fish, double-cooked chips and a wide range of familiar dishes in a spacious setting. | NW Photo: National World