Restaurants in Fleetwood

From strolling along the seafront with your fish and chips, to living it up with oysters and a glass of fizz, Fleetwood has eating out covered. The town’s huge variety of cafes, restaurants, takeaways and bars has something to suit every taste and budget.

For an al fresco morning coffee, try one of the great coffee shops in the newly restored St Johns or under the arches on Birley Street. Or, for the quintessential British afternoon tea, why not take to the floor in the opulent Fleetwood Tower Ballroom and enjoy an afternoon tea dance.

If you’re after local and regional produce cooked to perfection, Rowley’s at Fleetwood FC Hotel is a good bet, while the newly-opened Beach House on the Festival Headland is a must for international cuisine in a seaside setting. Michael Wan’s Mandarin have been delivering top-notch, authentic Cantonese to locals and visitors for over 50 years, and the welcoming Taj Mahal will satisfy all your curry needs.

Fleetwood does real cuisine in some rather fancy places, and if you're looking for good food you no longer have to leave town. The resort is in Lancashire – not everyone knows that – and many local restaurants are passionate about sourcing regional stuff, whether it's crumbly traditional cheese, Fleetwood fish, Goosnargh ducks and chickens, Bury black pudding or just good old Lancashire potatoes (best in Britain according to those who know).