Bailey's Cheese & Charcuterie
Café · Blackpool
Cheese and charcuterie café and deli on Clifton Street, serving cheese boards and afternoon teas.
- 54 Clifton Street, Blackpool
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Café · Blackpool
Cheese and charcuterie café and deli on Clifton Street, serving cheese boards and afternoon teas.
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Cat café on Birley Street that also rehomes cats.
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Pub serving food and drink on Talbot Square in the town centre.
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Italian restaurant and takeaway on Marton Drive, inland from the South Shore seafront.
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Bar on Clifton Street in the town centre, run by Amber Taverns.
Takeaway · Blackpool
Nashville-style hot chicken on Whitegate Drive, for eating in, click and collect or delivery.
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Chinese restaurant on Clifton Street in the town centre.
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Irish pub on Market Street with live music seven nights a week and live sport.
Ice cream · Blackpool
Ice cream parlour on Waterloo Road in South Shore.
Fish and chips restaurant · Blackpool
Fish and chip restaurant on the Promenade, with seating outside.
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Café in Stanley Park serving food, drinks and afternoon tea; Visit Blackpool says it has a ramped entrance and accessible toilets.
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Wetherspoon pub in the town centre, a short walk from the Tower and North Pier.
Indian restaurant · Blackpool
Indian restaurant and takeaway on Lytham Road in South Shore.
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Wetherspoon pub on the South Promenade near Pleasure Beach, with an outdoor terrace.
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Family-friendly all-you-can-eat buffet of international dishes on Church Street, near the Winter Gardens.
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A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Public artwork set into the Promenade on Tower Festival Headland, on the west side of the Promenade beside the Tower.
Blackpool's oldest and longest pier, opened in 1863; free to enter and the quietest of the three, with bars along it.
Pier of 1868 closest to the Tower, known for its big wheel; entry is free, with charges only for rides and shows.
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