Small homely establishment with plenty of breakfast options at a fair rate. Rather than pay for…read morebreakfast at the hotel, why not wonder out and eat at a local spot. They have deals posted everywhere so take your pick and enjoy your breakfast.

A great little cafe in a great location of town wether you just want a coffee and sit in cedar…read moresquare or want a full English breakfast you will not be disappointed with the quality of the food and service

Very popular café on a pedestrianised street. There is ample…read moreseating inside as well as tables and chairs outside, ideal for the smokers amongst us. The menu is wide and varied and they are happy to offer anything from a full meal to a cup of tea. This business has been established for many years and offers good value to both locals and visitors.

The Coffee Pot is a (breakfast) coffee house in central Blackpool. You can get the usual selection…read moreof British breakfast options, decent enough coffee, but also meals usually identified as "mains". I had the Full English, which - at UKP 5.75 - did not include either a grilled tomato or a flat mushroom. The latter are only available as part of the more expensive large breakfast. I think that for almost six quid they should be part of the standard Full English. That said, every single one of the components was slightly higher in quality than what comes with the cheap Full English at JD Wetherspoon's, The décor is very matter of fact, but clean. It certainly doesn't invite you to linger. Just a place to stop for a quick coffee or snack.

Nice bacon and egg butties here, used to get them on my way to work, The staff are friendly, and it…read morefeel like it hasn't changed in the past 30 years (in a good way). Cheap and cheerful, worth a look in.

I came here for their 2-course Sunday roast dinner at about 4pm, since this cafe closes at around…read more5:30pm on Sundays. The British beef roast is different from the American version, and they did a very good job on the roast as each slice of beef was nice and tender. The Brussel sprouts and potatoes that complemented the main course were icing on the cake! I typically don't like sweets but their hot chocolate fudge cake with a scoop of vanilla ice cream was a beautiful finale to my meal! Staff are friendly and efficient. The indoor dining room is cozy, while there is an option to sit outdoor as well. Their restroom has paper towels to dry your hands, which is typically not found in many restrooms here in the UK except for fancy luxurious establishments so that was a very pleasant surprise.

My sister was flying out from Blackpool today, so as I live in Manchester and she in Scotland we…read moredecided to meet up for lunch. We chose this little family run cafe/steakhouse and it proved to be a sound decision. Generous portions of home-cooked food all round. I had the chicken liver pâté to start and it was delightful. My sister polished off deep fried brie and currant jelly & my brother in law the chilli garlic prawns. All of the plates would have passed any cleanliness inspection afterward with absolutely nothing left. For mains, my niece had a steak burger & my nephew the rump steak, both available as kids meals. For the adults, they have many choices of cut of steak cooked to your liking. I agreed with my brother-in-law to share our meals him ordering the 10 oz. sirloin (which my sister also enjoyed) & I ordered the mixed grill. We both like our steaks rare and although some places struggle to deliver, JK's did not. Excellent value and my sister's family all went off with big smiles on their faces to warmer climes.

Long established town centre coffee shop. Reasonable prices, good coffee and nice snacks. Would…read morerecommend.

I have only visited Via Veneto once and although the food was ok the whole shop looked in a time…read moreworp with very outdated decor .... A lick of paint would make all the difference

I don't know that I'd ever have discovered Deansgate Kitchen on my own. After all, there were no…read moreYelp reviews to guide me, the restaurant was about half a mile from my hotel, and I wandered past many other intriguing possibilities on my stroll to get there. But when I knew I'd have a free afternoon in Blackpool, I asked a friend for recommendations, and Deansgate was one of the three he provided. First off, this was one of those places where it seems everybody knows your name. That is -- except for me, everyone there was a regular. I could tell from the way the servers were interacting with the customers that they'd all been there before. Repeat customers make for a good recommendation. But don't worry -- they were friendly to me as well, the strange Yank who happened to wander in out of the cold. I ordered the Shepherd's Pie, which arrived hot, a cloud of steam rising when I pierced the top with my fork. It his the spot on a chilly Blackpool day. As I sat there eating, listening in on all the gossip being bandied about, I almost felt as if I was part of the neighborhood. Looking around, I sort of wished I ordered the fish and chips, even though my Shepherd's Pie was tasty -- because the chips that came with my meal were good, and I suspected that the fish, which I saw many other customers eating, would have been good, too. But that'll have to be for my next visit to Blackpool. I'll be back, because the food was comforting and Deansgate Kitchen seemed authentic. The real deal.

Always very busy. Good food and reasonable prices.There is an extensive menu. Large portions. The…read morecafe is on 2 floors and has waitress service. Free coffee refills.