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110 Restaurant lies within the Circus Casino Blackpool, a picturesque 100 year old castle-style building situated on North Promenade. The Casino has commanding views from its turret out to the Irish sea, North Pier and in season, the Blackpool Illuminations. The casino offers a lively and fun atmosphere and there are traditional casino games such as American Roulette, Blackjack and Three Card Poker plus 20 £4000 Jackpot Slot Machines and 30 Electronic AR Terminals.You do have to be 18 or over to play in the casino. You can enjoy relaxed informal dining in a stylish modern setting in the 110 Restaurant which is open for ‘late breakfast’ 12pm-2am and dinner from 7pm-10.45pm. There is also the main bar which offers an all day menu. In the evening you can choose from a seasonal, modern British menu that includes a good mix of vegetarian, meat and fish dishes, the range of char-grilled steaks with hand cut chips being extremely popular. Try starters like fresh asparagus with hollandaise dressing or steamed mussels with white wine and garlic. Mains include lamb chops with minted new potatoes and a garlic and rosemary butter and pan roasted cod loin on a bed of spring onion mash with a light fennel sauce. Desserts include raspberry and clotted cream charlotte and Chantilly summer fruits gateaux. The wine list has some 25 wines from around the world and the bar is open until 5.00am. - Gamble Ware - Gamble Care

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AJs Bistro serves stylish Modern British food in intimate, candlelit surroundings on Blackpool’s Topping Street. If you have allergies or special dietary requirements, this is the place for you as the chefs will go out of their way to meet your needs. AJ’s Bistro is a family run business, cooking locally sourced produce at a competitive price. The restaurant can cater for anything from an intimate table for two or a party of up to 40 people. AJs Bistro has received a Taste of Lancashire Highly Credited Award and has opened Chesters Tea Rooms on nearby Church Street.

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Blues Bar & Brasserie is part of the award-winning Big Blue Hotel, located at the south of the Pleasure Beach resort. Its one of the towns funkiest hotel restaurants and is open all day long from breakfast through dinner offering light lunch options and an evening a la carte and chefs menu of classic British and Mediterranean dishes. The bar area is the perfect place for a pre- or post-meal drink and is also licensed for non-residents. The Big Blue is very child-friendly with a great value childrens menu and it's also a great location for meeting and events, with full facilities, a separate business centre and private dining in the stunning conservatory.Awards | Taste Lancashire

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C Fresh Fish & Chips is an award-winning restaurant and takeaway in Blackpool’s Foxhall Square with views out over the Irish Sea. The restaurant has a modern, bright and airy feel with large windows and it can seat up to 90 inside and 10 outside. It was refurbished in 2007 and they have also had a fantastic new cooking range installed. As you would expect, all the usual fish choices feature but they also offer burgers, grills, baked potatoes and main courses like lasagne and chilli. It is also open for breakfast. Fish-wise they support sustainability and use the best Norwegian haddock. C Fresh is licensed and sells beer and wine as well as real coffee. It recently received a five star Seafish Fish Fryers Award. Opening hours are from 8.30am until late night on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and from 11.30am until about 8pm other days.

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Cascades is a new dining venue for Blackpool. Although situated within the Vidella Hotel, this is very much a standalone fine dining restaurant. The present owners have been at the helm for the last five years but have only now launched this new venture after giving the restaurant a glamorous facelift. Expect rich red wallpaper, chandeliers and an eye-catching water feature. The menu and ingredients at Cascades are of a high standard but without any of the fuss and pretence that often accompanies fine dining. Choose from either the a la carte or the table d’hote menu.

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Located in what has become Blackpool's South Shore dining hotspot on Highfield Road, Constantine’s opened in 2008 and offers both Italian and British cuisine in a vibrant and warm atmosphere. The restaurant has a very Mediterranean feel inside with large exotic murals on the walls and contemporary furniture. It is split into two areas, a comfortable bar for pre-dinner drinks and a main dining area with room for 50 diners in all. The ethos here is value for money with all food freshly prepared on the premises using local suppliers where possible but at keen prices. Expect dishes such as sea bass, shoulder of lamb, pork loin and steaks all cooked with fresh sauces and priced at around £10. They have a weekly changing specials board and an early bird menu from just £8.99 for 2 courses and a drink. Parties of up to 50 people can hire out the restaurant and plenty of on-street parking is always free. Constantine's is open Tuesday to Saturday, 5-10pm and Sunday, 3-8pm.

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On the rural outskirts of Blackpool near Whitehills Business Park, The Garden Place is a popular garden centre that’s also home to Dahlia’s Kitchen, a modern restaurant and café. It’s open Monday to Saturday from 9am-5pm and 10am-4pm on Sunday. There’s also a pleasant al fresco area where you can eat in summer when the weather permits. The restaurant menu changes weekly and is based on local produce with the vegetables and salad grown on site. Dahlia’s Kitchen is fully licensed and there are regular theme nights each month which include a 2-course buffet, drink and entertainment.

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A welcome new addition to the scene in Layton, Go Greek café, bar, takeaway and deli has opened on busy Westcliffe Drive. Run by Anglo-Greek couple Glenda and Spiros, Go Greek fills a gap in the market here offering fresh Greek and Mediterranean food to eat in and takeaway. The interior is warm, inviting and makes you feel you are abroad; you can experience authentic home-cooked Greek food here and the menu covers all the favourites like hot and cold Meze, tzatziki, humous, salads and more. Meaty mains like Stifado (beef stew with red wine) and Kleftiko (slow roasted shoulder of Lamb) are served with a choice of home roast potatoes or proper, real chips and they offer a great choice of vegetarian dishes. There is a selection of Greek wines and beers available. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday-Thursday 11am-10.30pm, Friday & Saturday 11am-11pm and closed Sundays.

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Golden Palace on Bond St near the Pleasure Beach is run by proprietor and chef John Tsang. He has more than 30 years of Chinese culinary experience under his belt so whatever you order, it comes with the care and attention to detail that only a chef-patron can provide. The food, which is always cooked by John, you can see and hear being prepared in the open kitchen in the Hong Kong style. You’ll find all the perennial Chinese favourites on the menu – plus a variety of ‘John’s Specials.’ Anything you can’t see on the menu just ask and John will be happy to prepare it. There is room for 50 in the restaurant and takeaway service is also available. Open 5pm til late.

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Gulshan Indian takeaway is located on Talbot Road in Layton. This popular and well established takeaway has been consistantly creating high quality Indian food made fresh every day using their own "Secret blend of herbs and spices" Orders can be placed by phone or using the latest technology via an online ordering system that is convenient and easy to use. Orders over £10 can be delivered free within a 2 mile radius or the ample free local parking allows rapid collection with 10% discount.

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The Gurkha Buffet Restaurant is part of Blackpool’s Alpine Hotel and is owned by two former Gurkha soldiers who served in the British army. Although the restaurant is Nepalese, it also has Gurkha (Nepalese), Thai, Chinese, Malaysian, Indian, Singaporean and some English dishes. These are served in buffet style with at any one time 25-35 dishes to choose from out of a total of 150 options. The Gurkha Buffet is open for dinner every day and you can eat as much as you like from starters, soups, salads and mains for as little as £9.50.

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The Victorian splendour of Blackpool's historic Barcelo Imperial Hotel has long been a draw for politicians, celebrities and visitors to the resort. The 180-room hotel has an imposing seafront location on North Promenade, close to the town centre, and the views out over the Irish Sea are best enjoyed from the Imperial's 150-seater Palm Court restaurant. It offers an evening Table D’Hote menu, featuring both traditional and modern dishes, and a creative daily a la carte. Vegetarian guests and special diets are well catered for and children can choose from their own special menu if they wish. Offering a high standard of quality and service, the Palm Court Restaurant is a firm favourite with local guests and hotel residents alike. Celebration meals and private functions are a speciality.

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There has been a Chinese restaurant in this Bond Street location for 20-odd years but it has only been the Jade Delight since 2003. This 60-cover traditional Chinese restaurant has a great-value buffet with a choice of more than 40 dishes, including Malaysian, Thai and Indian options. The buffet also includes desserts and ice cream, but not coffee. Alternatively, you can choose from the a la carte menu. This South Shore restaurant is in one room, which also includes a bar and a Chinese wishing well. The Jade Delight is a former winner of the Blackpool Tourism award. Everything is available for takeaway at a 30% discount.

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Jali is a first for Blackpool in that it's a fine dining Indian restaurant. The sumptuously decorated venue blends traditional and contemporary design elements and as a centrepiece has an ancient well that was uncovered during renovations. The menu, although Indian, is a far cry from your typical curry house fare. A sister restaurant in Hastings had an AA rosette, something which this award winning Blackpool restaurant has now also achieved. Jali has a fantastic private dining room that can seat 16 people, offers a takeaway service and there is also a new Signature Dishes menu available Monday to Saturday. The restaurant also holds both Excellence Through People and Taste Lancashire quality assured awards.Awards | 1 AA Rosette | Taste Lancashire

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La Fontana has been a fixture of the Blackpool dining scene since 1990. The name literally translates as ‘the fountain’ and the restaurant is designed to look like an Italian courtyard with terracotta tiled roof, windows, vines and -- of course -- the water feature. La Fontana is family run and most of the staff have been there for years, encouraging a loyal local customer base. On entering, there is a bar that leads through to the restaurant proper and upstairs is a function room that caters for up to 60 people. The food is traditional Italian and you can expect the usual pizza and pasta choices as well as a good selection of meat and fish dishes along with a daily specials board.

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In business now for more than two decades, La Piazza on Blackpool's Cedar Square is a much-loved Italian in the traditional style. It's close to the Winter Gardens and Grand Theatre and has an upstairs dining room which is perfect for parties and functions. The main restaurant on the ground floor is cosy and intimate with friendly staff and all the pizza and pasta favourites. Outside seating available overlooking Blackpool's new-look town centre.

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Lancashire Wedding Planners was set up by a husband and wife team whose joint desire was to provide an opportunity for couples and their families to benefit from professional wedding planners. Their disciplined approach in adhering to timescales and deadlines, meticulous attention-to-detail and friendly manner provides a fundamental foundation to this company. The passion they have for weddings, combined with their experience, ensures you will have a truly unique wedding. The company has built up excellent relationships with recognised suppliers throughout Lancashire to achieve exceptional standards at weddings across the county.

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Leonardo Italian Restaurant enjoys a prime location in Blackpool town centre, close to the main shopping area, the promenade and Talbot Square. Although it only seats 40, the layout is spacious and modern and there’s a warm and friendly buzz about the place. Expect a traditional Italian menu with the usual pizza, pasta and risotto offerings as well as a good choice of classic fish and meat mains such as Veal Milanese and Chicken Cacciatora. Leonardo is open seven nights a week from 5pm and also runs regular live music nights.

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Situated near Peel Corner on The World of Water site, Ma Bakers eatery is a recent addition to the Fylde Coast food and drink scene. A great place to enjoy a full English breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea, the menus use locally sourced, fresh, ingredients to create great value, homemade dishes. There is a choice of two freshly made soups available every day and daily changing specials from the board are served in generous portions. All the cakes, pastries and desserts are homemade. You can eat in or outside in the al fresco area in finer weather and Sunday lunch here offers local roasts with all the trimmings -- you can choose from one, two or three courses and there is a fully licensed bar. Ma Bakers has ample parking and there is disabled access to the café. Takeaway is available at 20% off the menu prices and you can pre-order by phone before 12 noon for collection. Parties and private functions can also be catered for. Open Monday to Sunday 9.30 to 4.30pm.

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Now celebrating it's 30th birthday, with checked tablecloths, straw-clad bottles of Chianti, a Venetian mural and liberal doses of red, white and green, Mammas is the ultimate in traditional Italian dining. It is spread out through a series of brick alcoves, making for a cosy and intimate dining experience. The food is as traditional as the décor with all the Italian favourites plus a daily specials board. There’s also a tremendous range of special deals on offer. Now opening every day from 5pm.

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Plenty of restaurants have stayed the course but few – if any – can boast a 45-year-plus pedigree. The restaurant was founded in 1961 and this award-winning Blackpool institution is still going strong. A sign of the esteem in which the Mandarin is held is that taxi drivers and hoteliers invariably recommend it to visitors to the town. It’s also a got very loyal local customer base, due in no short measure to the top quality service and food. Parties are catered to in the upstairs function room and parking is free on the disabled bays outside after 6pm. The Mandarin now has a new sister restaurant in Lytham.Awards | Taste Lancashire

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Run by Dave & Jan since 2010 this chippy is located just off the promenade. A favourite of both locals and visitors, being close to Trams and Buses into the town centre and the popular areas of Cleveleys and Fleetwood. As well as the traditional take away in the shop, it also has a lovely restaurant which can accommodate 24 with excellent facilities for children. If you don’t fancy Tea or Coffee, It is licensed, with a great selection of reasonably priced Beers & Wines. Free Wi-Fi is available to catch up with work or keep the kids quiet! They offer a great value special, Fish, Chips and Peas with Bread & Butter and Tea or Coffee for just £5.50 or £4.25 for Senior Citizens. Open Monday to Saturday, 11.30am–2pm and 4.30pm-8pm.

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Paparazzi is spread over two floors in Gynn Square, Blackpool and enjoys fantastic views out over the Irish Sea and of the Blackpool Illuminations in season. This traditional Italian restaurant is bright and airy with yellow walls, sky-blue ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows. Food is prepared from an open kitchen and as well as the a la carte menu there are always seasonal specials on offer. Paparazzi also offers good-value special dining deals and has a takeaway and delivery service for North Shore residents. Parties and functions are welcome and groups of up to 100 diners can be accommodated.

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Reggae Hut on Blackpool’s Topping Street has brought the authentic taste of Jamaica to the Lancashire coast. Chef patron Lincoln Graver has swapped Montego Bay for Blackpool but brought with him all the dishes you would expect. Jerk chicken, Curry goat, Ackee & saltfish and Cow foot all feature on the menu as well as sides like Rice & peas, Fried plantain and Hard food (yam, green banana and dumpling). It’s open every day from noon to 11pm or midnight (1pm-9pm Sundays) and as the restaurant’s name would suggest your food comes accompanied by some serious reggae. Special events and parties can also be catered for.

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Seniors is owned and run by a family of Fleetwood fish merchants. It's got all the facilities you would expect from the Northwest winner of the Seafish Authority Fish & Chip Shop of the Year award and an impressive selection of more than 13 fish on offer ranging from succulent cod to melt-in-the-mouth butterfish, delicate lemon sole and exotic angelfish as well as their signature John Dory. The colourful and bright restaurant area is fully licensed with aircon and disabled facilities. Seniors now has sister restaurants in both Thornton and Lytham.

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Located on Topping Street in Blackpool town centre, just round the corner from the Winter Gardens, Stir is a new addition to the local dining scene. This 24-cover modern coffee shop and deli has a contemporary and stylish feel to the décor; bold wall coverings and funky art are balanced by simple wooden tables and café-style chairs. There is a piano which welcomes any musicians to get up and entertain fellow diners and a deli section. All the coffees are UTZ Certified guaranteeing ethical, fair and sustainable. Open from 10am-5pm for late breakfasts, which include homemade pancakes and Maple syrup, all-day Paninis, Bagels, jackets, toasties and sandwiches plus homemade soups, cakes, pastas, salads and one-pot hot dishes cooked fresh every day using local produce and free range eggs. You can choose a small, medium or large size of bowl starting at £1 and enjoy a great value lunch to eat in or takeaway. Phone orders are accepted before 11.30am, speciality celebration cakes are made to order and the café can be hired for private functions.

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Sugarvine has teamed up with the Hi-Life Diners Club, the UK's number 1 dining promotion, to bring you the opportunity to enjoy dining out at half price across the north. The range of restaurants covers all price ranges, from Michelin-listed establishments through to popular branded chains. The Sugarvine Hi-Life Diners Club is a unique way to dine out across the north west and Yorkshire. Each and every time members use their card they make substantial savings by enjoying 2 meals for the price of 1. Save £100s or even £1000s. To order your FREE Sugarvine Hi-Life card for 2 months, click here.

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Established in 1994, Terry’s Balti House has built a reputation as one of Blackpool’s top Indian restaurants, meriting a mention in the Pat Chapman Curry Guide. Located right in the centre of town, it serves – as the name would suggest – an impressive range of balti dishes as well as other Indian favourites. All food is cooked fresh to order using spices that the owners import direct from the subcontinent. A special party menu available for functions. Recently refurbished, Terrys now has a real contemporary feel.

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The Cottage may be a little off the beaten track but that hasn't stopped a host of famous faces making a bee-line for this famous Blackpool fish and chip shop over the years. Originally built as a farmhouse, the building dates back to 1856 and has been a fish and chip shop since 1940. Now under new management, you can eat in at the recently refurbished 54-seat licensed restaurant or take away. Private parties and coach parties are welcome.

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The Grill is a new brasserie-style restaurant which has opened in Blackpool Pleasure Beach’s newly designed Casino Building. Situated on the ground floor, opposite the Pleasure Beach’s Adventure Golf course, this restaurant will be open at selected times from 8am to 10pm serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. This unique brasserie offers views along the promenade and al fresco dining. The Grill will serves a range of favourites, from perfectly cooked steaks to gourmet fish and chips.

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Blackpool’s only authentic Greek and Mediterranean taverna, The Med is ideally located close by the Grand Theatre, Winter Gardens and Blackpool Tower and is popular for pre- and post-theatre dining as well as its famous banquets and party nights. For a quarter century it traded as Giggi’s and new owner Chris Michael worked here for 14 years before taking over at the helm in 2005. He’s broadened the menu to offer dishes from right across the Mediterranean and you can now enjoy everything from a light Greek salad to a full-on Mediterranean banquet. The 7-course Mezze banquet for £9.95 is great value and if you book at least two weeks in advance for The Med you get a free bottle of house wine per four people. Click here to join The Med VIP members Club.

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Toast is a café bar and grill restaurant on Blackpool’s Corporation Street housed in a former bank building situated close to the Grand Theatre and the Winter Gardens but away from the hustle and bustle of the Queen Street nightlife. Owner Riccy Caunce is passionate about rejuvenating the town centre and this chic and contemporary venue has exposed brick walls, laminated floors, modern art and space for 90 diners over two floors -- plus outside seating when weather permits. During the day, the kitchen serves a café menu with all-day breakfasts, sandwiches, home-made burgers, light bites and a selection of main meals. Then after 5pm the candles come out and things step up a gear with an a la carte menu based on fresh, locally sourced produce. Popular favourites include Bowland lamb shoulder, Lakeland fillet and the fresh catch of the day and new dishes range from Mushroom Stroganoff to Thai Chicken Pasta, Panzarotti and grilled Sea Bass. If you only want a small portion, tapas dishes are available. Toast can now serve alcoholic drinks with or without food. Toast is also now Taste Lancashire accredited.Awards | Taste Lancashire

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Vita on Blackpool’s Highfield Road is a new family-run Italian café, bar and restaurant that can accommodate 60 diners over its two floors. Café by day and restaurant by night, it’s open from mid-morning serving Italian coffee, breakfast, open Italian toasties and a selection of main meals to eat-in or take away. In the evenings, the kitchen steps up a gear offering a modern Italian menu with starters such as Arancini cake stuffed with mozzarella served with a sweet and sour braised tomato relish and Mains like Char-grilled Sicilian sausage served on a mustard mash with red onion sauce. Everything on the menu -- even down to the desserts, ice creams and sorbets -- is made in-house by the executive head chef. All dishes are cooked to order using locally sourced ingredients and the food is complemented by a fantastic selection of fine wines, Italian coffees and draught products. Vita is open from 10am to 9:30pm Monday to Thursday and Friday and Saturday from 9:30am to 10:30pm. Vita is also an ideal venue for parties and functions. New exiting menu available now.

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Thai food fans are catered to in this self-styled ‘oriental noodle bar’. It’s minimalist in style with wooden floors and plenty of light and space, avoiding the clutter which often bedevils ethnic restaurants. At ground level, there’s a funky modern bar filled with Thai artefacts including the large elephants at the entrance. A huge staircase takes you up to the restaurant proper which is fitted out in similar style. Open for lunch and dinner right through from 11.30am to 11pm every day (except Tuesday) with last orders in the bar at 12.30am. Wah Wahs is a great bet for a quick spicy food fix.