Visited mid week. Lots of parking, all shopping area disabled access..Good range of shops, quite a few with discounts. Nice atmosphere on a quieter day. Outdoor seating area and kids play area. Overlooks old harbour.

Not a huge amount lot of shops but a very nice shopping outlet centre where you can pick up some nice discounted items. About 10 minutes walk to the tram station and near Fleetwood market. Plenty of places to sit outside with a coffee and cake on a sunny day.

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A good number of shops to browse but you won't find everything you want but a nice enough place.

If passing its worth nipping in but don't expect to much. When this first opened as Freeport years ago it seemed to have better retail units and a little buzz about the place but unfortunately the retail units left aren't quite the standard they once was and it now lacks atmosphere. It's OK if you're within the area but not worth a special journey.

Not a full day out but perfectly good for a couple of hours or an afternoon's shopping. They've got a body shop which is fantastic now they're mainly online, a salt rock which I didn't know had stores up here and a couple of other good one's. The furniture sale area of Next was particularly good, some excellent bargains, but as I was swinging by on the way to the Lake District it wasn't viable to buy anything sadly. It isn't somewhere I'd travel to specifically as I don't live locally to it, but I'm glad I went and I'd go again if I was passing that way.

We walked here from the Ferry as I wanted to buy a hat on a cold day so walked direct (see what I did here) to Sports Direct on the map. Except sadly, despite being right outside the store we then couldn't get in as the only pedestrian access point is right down the other end of the strip so it would've taken us easily another 20-30 minutes to walk to Sports Direct and back. By this point, not only did I have cold ears, I now also had a foul mood and started to behave like a toddler. We therefore gave up and went to Asda instead where I cheered up with some sweets and a nice new hat. Really needs to consider that not everyone drives here and add a pedestrian access point near to the McDonalds. I'm sure it's ok inside, but we never got that far. I did however, get a nice hat. Thanks George @ ASDA!

Beautiful and peaceful area. Large open green fields and open areas - this seems to attract a lot of dog walkers!! Although there are many signs about where dogs should be on and off leads, and fines if owners don’t pick up after them. Most disregard it and allow there pets to leave their mess!! This is very sad as it ruins this place.

We called here by default, as we had intended to go into Cleveleys. As soon as we got out of the car we were covered in horrid black sticky flies. Swarms everywhere. It was so bad we got back in the car and travelled in-land to the Nature reserve. What a find only a few cars so lovely and quiet. We had a lovely walk round and had a chat to a local man walking his dog who told us about a local chippy to try later. If I lived in that area I would definitely use the reserve as part of my daily walk/run. There was also a lovely housing estate just facing which looked very well kept. There was a model flying club too but we didn’t get a chance to see them in action. Definitely worth a visit. Take a packed lunch/picnic and just sit.

Like to 5 star but was not nice local kids late at night on motorbikes hammering them through the reserve and using horns.Then some bad dog owners off leads and terrorising birds. Not one issue from out of town visitors noted in 3 days. Mrs buzzing seen first wild barn owl and got to use her life boat on the water.Well worth the visit shops very close but quiet/secluded at the same time. Will be back to stop again.

Well,the name not lies,deep mud until the eye can see. Hovewer,the shipwrecks,and the fresh air in the nature makes it magical.

Great spot for a walk, usually plenty of parking available (free).

Epic little spot where it's nice to sit and chill or have a nice walk round great for walking the dogs

A peaceful place and so cracking views of the estuary and lake district

My garden shed is bigger than this. It’s got door a window. My garden shed is bigger than this. No trains to Fleetwood you have to the train to Blackpool North. Then you can either get the tram, bus or if you want to Walk it it’s a 7.2 mile hike. Might be nice in August but January give it a miss. Chippy out side the ground & Tesco extra a 5 minute walk away. View from the stand is okay no obstructions. Worth a visit just to tuck it off on your 92 club.

Great atmosphere from the whole ground (including the away end) and a decent ground too. The food was spot on! 🤩 I got the chicken balti pie and it was glorious (if you don't mind spice) 🥧. The home fans were very welcoming and made a decent noise inside the ground! Will definitely come back next season if we stay up! 🔵⚪️

Well maintained stadium. Stewards, club shop staff and bar staff all very pleasant. Good atmosphere at the match and in the bar afterwards.

Exquisite stadium with warm atmosphere, but the transportation is extremely inconvenient. There is no train station nearby. The nearest train stations are in Blackpool or Poulton-le-Fylde, so you can only get to the stadium by bus or tram.

Went to Fleetwood for my Grandson being a mascot. We had a good day went in the bar before were both sets of supporters had a great time eating and drinking and singing sweet Caroline etc very family friendly.. football was ok but it was very cold definitely come back well done fleetwood Town

I think it would be best if you had more home supporters in Jim's bar not like against Everton far too many .

Great club. My son's team were team if the week and had a great time in the gaming zone and leading out the players

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I love our local park, it has been a blessing during lock down. A lovely duck pond, great planting, a tennis court and all weather pitch. Plenty of toddlers and children's apparatus to play on, a massive sports field, small woods, 3 bowling greens and dedicated to all our local war heroes with a cenotaph and heritage walk. Well done wyre/Fleetwood council and all the staff on maintaining and continuing to improve Memorial Park.

Lovely park , it has events on through they year . It's looked after by local volunteers. Tennis court, bowling green,loos, play area, rose garden , duck pond ,

Park was clean and seemed well maintained. It is completely contained with different areas for different age groups and fairly well laid out. There were some swings for disabled children and wide walkways around the edges but not leading from area to area. The rest of memorial park has very well maintained, wide walkways, lots of shrubs and nature areas, large playing field and courts. Plenty for a family to do. (Also for geeks like me, plenty of Pokestops!🤣)

Nice hidden park, little play area for little ones, my daughter enjoyed it.

Nice Park to walk round only thing letting ot down was the amount of beer bottles left around

Shame the weather wasn't better. Good to see the military vehicles and a Spitfire up close!

Great selection of stalls. We took a bus from Blackpool (number 1) for about 40 mins and glad we did. We got sweets, a new hat, gem stones. They've got lots of bargains you didn't know you needed! Well worth checking when it's open and giving it a visit.

Huge indoor market area, wheelchair accessible plenty of stalls with loads of choice, cafes available, toilets available, even a small outdoor market. We spent a couple of hours here. We also ate at Café al Fresco in the outside market area We were very impressed with the service, staff, quality of food, cleanliness of sitting area outside and value for money. Would definitely recommend. They can get busy and may take a bit of time to get your order, but they do let you know before ordering so you have a choice to wait or not. I was pleased I waited, it was well worth it . Would definitely go again.

If you are a person who likes to come out of Blackpool for a while. This is a good market. Mixture of memories of the old days. Into now. Quite a big place. Does get busy. Great for holiday makers to have a look round. Plenty of cafes.

Love to go here for a couple of hours when on holiday in Blackpool. Very rarely buy much but this time decided to get a set of "60s songs". Certainly won't be buying anything like it again from that stall, on track 9 at moment & only been able to listen to 3. I know you pays your money & takes your chance on markets, well once bitten twice shy.

Fleetwood Market is another staple of any visit to the west coast, a very large indoor market with a huge choice of stalls selling everything from home wares to hosiery. We found a few little gems we'd been looking for for quite some time & there's also an outdoor section too. It's currently undergoing renovation so it's a tight squeeze in places but it's still a great place, a must see for any visitor.

First time to the fleetwood market and has to say it has everything not been to a good market in a long time. My other favourite market is Bury in Greater Manchester. But back to this one . It's got a great shirt stall doing big sizes. I found up to 5XL & in good styles. Also, as a wool stall if you're in to knitting and lots of other clothes stall .and when the shopping is done , pop into the cafe .try and avoid dodgy Dave with his stall outside the cafe . with his aftershaves & perfume & jewellery & watches because before you know it, it's in the bag, and you wonder what you have just bought .he as the gift of the gab as out door market. Facilities there are toilets and they are clean .we got the trams 🚊 from Blackpool and took about 35 to 40 mins to get there . Highly recommended 👌

Nice market with plenty of different types of stalls.

This is a nice place to come and have something to eat and drink, the tables and chairs are comfortable, and the food was nice but small portions for what we had, we had the afternoon tea only 3 half sandwiches not much salad just watercress and a tomato, the crisps weren’t fresh, and had been left out of the packet open. The cakes were very nice and big portions so happy with this. Overall it was nice but expensive for what it was. Would we come yes but not for the afternoon tea.

Good value breakfast, cooked how we liked it. Cherry tomatoes were unusual inclusion but very tasty. Butter supplied was excellent too.

What a pleasant surprise this was. We could tell it was popular as there were quite a few people seated inside and out, even though the outlet was very quiet. Really lovely food. Not over fussy meals, excellent portions (not too big and not too small) and really well presented. I had the Crispy Chicken & Bacon Salad & my partner had the Turkey and Cranberry Sandwich. Pot of tea for two. Next time we'll try the coffee. Good prices (£20 in total) and friendly staff. I forgot to take pics of the menu. We'll definitely return ... .... We returned today and opted for the soup and half sandwich combo, once again lovely tasty food and lovely staff. Highly recommend.

Excellent customer service with a smile.. clean and home made food we travel from Blackpool south especially to come. Thanks been again a few times since first review and can confirm the food is a great standard and we keep coming.. well done 👏

I wholeheartedly recommend Katie's Café for a special lunch with its pleasing decor, tasty food and excellent service. All for of us enjoyed the food we ordered. The kid's Afternoon Tea was a wonderful treat for my granddaughter: it makes me smile even now just thinking about the look of delight on her face when it was placed in front of her. 😊🥰 The staff were all really lovely and went out of their way to accommodate the four of us at a busy time. The food was really fresh and was served quickly despite how busy it was. It was really refreshing to find such a place to eat lunch that really does tick all the boxes! 🌟⭐🌟⭐🌟

Popped into the café today and even though it was really busy, I was so impressed with the service. Despite how hectic it was, Grace, who served me, was so friendly and attentive. She made sure I had everything I needed and checked in with a smile, even while rushing around helping everyone else. You could tell she genuinely cared about the customers. It’s rare to get service that good when a place is that busy. Will definitely be coming back sometime soon!

Lovely atmosphere with polite friendly staff, Boujeé Interior and brunch girly vibes. Food was well presented and tasty. Live the creativity of the names of the drinks. Nice addition of the larger seating area inside Xx

Saturday 2nd August and this is it. This old barmaid Megan is ultra rude and ignorant and arrogant. I asked for a pint of lime cordial as l was driving. You would swear ld asked for a pint of pee. The look on her face was disgust l dont know why and this which is not a pint was £4.10 for a splash of lime and tqo water l asked for ice didn't get any More profit in that than a pint of lager you silly woman. Won't be returning or recommending Cherie and Syd l hope you dont loose your business

Dire! Walked in and walked straight back out. Saturday lunch time and absolutely no one in this enormous pub. Not surprised as it is very run down and tatty. Definitely would not risk the food.

Visited here this week to have some food and a drink as they are dog friendly. 2 or 3 signs outside clearly state "home cooked food". Asked on entry to be told "we don't do food..." Stayed for a drink anyway. They have a good selection of beers and live entertainment.

Try and seek out this pub it's really friendly. A proper boozer with the fixtures and fittings of what you would expect from a classic British public house. When we visited they had recently completed a refurbishment. The pub looks stunning. The staff are amazing and provide excellent customer service. They have a good selection of beers with a few real ales in tap. The food here is superb and it is excellent value too. Prices are very cheap and portions are massive. The meat feast pizza is great. It must be the only meat feast pizza around that has real meat. The sharer nachos should not be missed! It's ginormous!

Went there on the Saturday had they had a super band playing. Sunday it was a DJ doing requests which was also brilliant. He got people up dancing. My husband and I had our picture taken with the famous TV legend Syd little. Lovely man.

We went to see Sid & Sherrie as I hadn't seen them for years ... It was so lovely to see them both .. the pub was amazing & brilliant atmosphere.. my best friend & I hope to go Thier again soon xxx

Argyle on tour! You cannot come to Fleetwood without finding "The Steamer" and meeting and paying our respects to Sid Little...a comedy legend! Fortunately we did meet him. He was very gracious and chatty and his pub is a great part of the local community making money for the local hospice with Karaoke events. Great beer, great welcome from all the locals and especially Sid and Andy....

Never ordering from there again. Always something missing on orders. Food is all and re heated. Just had to use a steak knife to cut a pie open which was burnt on the inside. Fish was soggy. Not acceptable! You ring to tell them and all you get is ring just eat! Never a refund for food kissing and now the food is disgusting!

The fish was perfectly cooked — light, flaky, and wrapped in a crisp golden batter that wasn’t too oily. The chips were hot and chunky, with just the right balance of crunch and softness. Portion sizes were generous, and everything tasted fresh. Service was friendly and quick, and the shop was clean and welcoming. A proper traditional fish and chip experience — would definitely come back again!

I have never had a bad meal from here you definitely get a good bit of fish in a small meal

FLEETWOOD... Absolutely brilliant... I read the reviews and wanted to go ... we did from Manchester, and they did not disappoint... would definitely go again .. The lady who served us was helpful and very friendly... I chose the offer for 2 , smaller portions... It was still a filling meal... recommend 100%.. But it is cash only...

This is without a doubt the best fish and chip place I’ve ever been to. The staff are polite and patient.

Much much cheaper than other chippies in Fleetwood. Good quality too. Had 2 fish n chips with mushy peas. Highly Recommended

Never had a bad experience. Food is delicious and cheap too. Well worth a visit if your in the area

We took a turn into The Three Lights because it's a Marstons and their menu is usually good for my child's comfort foods. The venue is beautifully decorated, clean and tidy, and the bathrooms are spotless. The staff are warm, hardworking and friendly, nothing was too much trouble. The food was superb- Excellent portion sizes, which came out piping hot and delicious. Everyone in our group was satisfied, which isn't easy! Definitely a new favourite when we're out this way.

Top marks across the board. The servers were absolutely first class. Spoke to everyone with manners and nothing was to much trouble. Food was almost as good as the staff, can't fault any aspect of the meal. When in Fleetwood again, we will definitely be visiting again.

What a great little pub. Called in for a few drinks after work. Lovely friendly staff and great service from the girl on the bar didn't get her name. Also we had a lovely pleasant friendly girl collecting glasses from our table didn't get her name but she had brown hair little and petite very kind and friendly. Will definitely be popping in again ☺️

Nice atmosphere, very clean, bright and fresh surroundings. Excellent polite service and our meals came to our table very quickly. We all enjoyed our meals very much as they were cooked to perfection. We will certainly return very soon.

Went for lunch today and as always the service was excellent. Friendly bar staff, excellent food at a reasonable price and a very clean pub. Have visited before and always receive the same service. Well done to everyone at The Three Lights

we're fairly new to the area and decided to try The Three Lights. we found the staff really friendly and the food is very good. we've been a few times now and have had different things from the menu, all have been good. today we took the dog and went in the beet garden, the lovely lady was concerned to make sure we knew where they had set water out for dogs, we'll definitely be going back again.. food and staff are excellent.

If you want a family friendly pub with a classy atmosphere this is the place in Fleetwood! Shelly is a grafter and her customer service is spot on! Highly reccommend.. thank you Shelly and all the team

My wife, our 4 year old daughter and I visited this week, as we were in the area - and we are so glad we did! So many animals to see, including donkeys, sheep, lambs, goats, chickens, highland cow, peacocks, turkeys and can also hold smaller animals such as guinea pigs, chicks, rabbits, rats - and even stroked a snake! Paddy the pig a personal favourite! So much to do there, including parks, bouncy inflatable, indoor play/ball pit, eating area and cafe. Absolutely well worth a visit and we'll definitely be back again!

We love it here, always visit when we're staying at Cala Gran down the road. Reasonably priced, very open, lots of animals to see and play parks/areas dotted around for the kids. Great place to spend a few hours. The food in the tractor shed restaurant is lovely as well.

It was our first time here with my husband, daughter (5), kids Grandparents, Sister in-law and Nephew (5) and I must say we were pleasantly surprised. The layout was good, it had a great outdoor play park and an indoor inflatable play area. An onsite museum that's larger than it looks. A good range of animal and feed. Everywhere was easily accessible. It was a lovely little farm and enjoyment was had by all.

It was a very enjoyable day out. We loved the museum,animal feeding, and, of course, play areas. We chose to eat on site, which was a varied menu reasonably priced with a quick and friendly service.

Absolutely amazing!!! Farm was a good size with lots of animals to see and they where all so friendly, tractor ride is good fun for everyone and lots of indoor and outdoor play areas for the children. All the staff where lovely but a special shout out to the two gentlemen in the museum part one who built his own penny farthing that was on show and the other who has worked in many mueseums this being his favourite, they where absolute gems, they went out of their way to make us feel welcome and not only teach us about things we never knew but had amazing conversations about everything there if I could have I'd have taken them home with me their stories and information went above and beyond what you would get anywhere else. It gave us so much more of a better experience as they had lived and worked with some of the things teaching us how everything worked and some of it still did. They made this experience the best it was such a heartwarming experience!!!

This is definitely a perfect day out for the whole family. Lots of very friendly animals to meet and feed. Staff are friendly, informative and helpful. Bonus is they also have a restaurant available for anything from early breakfast to a decent lunch. One of the rare places you can't recommend enough

Good for a visit with the kids or grand kids Great little museum and coffee shop. Good kids play areas and cute animals to feed Worth the entry.

We visited this watch tower today and unfortunately it was closed, which was a shame, but it was still a great place to visit. The area is full of lots of things to see. The toilets are well maintained too, but cost 40p to enter when the watch tower is closed which is worth knowing.

Fantastic piece of architecture. Sadly closed when we visited so unable to enter. Some great information boards for those with young families, though could do with some TLC, seafront conditions can be harsh.

First time visit yesterday had a chat with one of the volunteers, lovely bloke full of local information

Woke up very early and planned to go to the gym for an hour before work. It was a beautiful morning, so instead, I went to work early and parked the car up. A short walk to Larkholme promenade revealed what a truly beautiful morning it was. With views to the South Lakes, Barrow, and Blackpool, across Fleetwood to the Bowland forests, it was a fantastic place to start a leisurely stroll north along a very clean and well maintained sea wall up to the Rossall Point Watch Tower, which was bathed in crisp, clear, early morning sunshine. There's the sea wall path, a bridleway, and various tracks and paths to choose from. I had a super clear view of the wind turbines out in Morecambe Bay. It was so quiet, the air was fresh and still, and it was so much better than going to the gym. There's plentiful free parking and many places to pick from when deciding how far to walk. Early morning golfers were out, as were lots of species of local wildlife. My pictures don't do it justice, but for a peaceful seaside stroll with great views, fresh air, and plenty to enjoy, I can't recommend this area highly enough. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Weather permitting, I'm going to make it part of my regular commute by getting to work early and enjoying what nature has to offer.

This place is absolutely amazing to go up and see on the very top of the structure. There are a few stairs to climb, but chairs at the top of them to rest at each station. On the 1st floor there is a inside viewing platform which is phenomenal place for all ornithologists, with the display of birds species found in the local area a real treat. On the 2nd floor the actual coast guard manning it in daylight hours 365 days a year megga interesting. Then on the top floor a phenomenal fantastic Panaramic view of the whole bay and Fleetwood, with maps surrounding the walls of the structure outlining what you can see, there are free to use pairs of binoculars to use if you haven't brought your own or camera enthusiasts. You can see Barrow Docks Heysham Town and Docks, Helvellyn and even Ingleborough and the mountains of the Lake District, Lune Deeps Morcambe Knott End Heysham, and Heysham Power Station, and all the passing ships, I was megga lucky to see Heysham Ferry heading to port. I have lived in Blackpool all my life and never been up it, I can really say a MUST for anybody local to the fylde coast or visitors, after Blackpool Tower. And what's more it's free to go up, a must for families to go to for something different, in the cost of living crisis, as well as interesting something different to do, to keep the kids entertained in the school holidays, as well as having a nice walk and fresh air and exercise rather than stuck on tablets, phones and PC s and game consoles. Where else can you do nice friendly family fun these days all for free provided by helpful knowledgable and friendly volunteers. My girlfriend was talking to a really nice bloke who said it is open mainly at weekends and when they do the Fleetwood Beach Clean, and organised school parties.

Whilst walking past on Saturday lunchtime one of the volunteers (Howard) asked if we'd like to take a visit to the top. What a lovely, informative and welcoming chap! We enjoyed looking put over the beach, across to (just visible) Lake District fells and mountains, and Howard advised us of the shipwrecks, the way the tide comes in through the lower gullys and flats on the beach. He even asked the National Coastwatch on duty if we could take a look on their floor and see what they do. Great little stop off on our walk and such welcoming and dedicated fab folks running it. Definitely recommend a look if you're in the area and catch it open! We'll be back for another visit!

It is peace and beautiful view.

This is a amazing place, fantastic tribute bands, great parking. The glass domed roof is beautiful but mostly it's the staff that truly make it. They are kind very welcoming. The doorman sees everyone has a safe and fun time, it really is a gem. I don't take being in crowded places or being out at night very well, I have anxiety and panic attacks, however the Marine Hall is a place where I feel safe. It's not over crowded and finishes at a reasonable time plus all the people that attend the venue are a lovely group.

Went here for a music event. Venue was seated so the atmosphere wasn't as good as I would have liked. Good lighting so the show/stage looked good. There's a glass dome in the roof which looked lovely when lit up but unfortunately it didn't notice during the show Being a theatre there were ushers rather than security which weren't much help when people decided to 'stage invade' at the end of the show. Overall a nice clean venue but probably more suited for a panto or play rather than a gig.

Beautiful little venue with a really lovely vibe and atmosphere to the building. Excellent and well stocked bar plus a fantastic little snack kiosk serving crisps, amazing Wallings Ice Cream, soft drinks and even Cadburys Hot Chocolate. Staff couldn't have been any nicer and the show we watched (Nativity the Musical) was outstanding and would highly recommend getting along to watch this before it's short run ends. Had such a great night here.

An awesome nostalgic building. Good acoustics, friendly staff and a nice modern bar. This venue is perfect for more intimacy at concerts. Every seat gives you a good view of the stage.

JIVE TALKIN The show was excellent. they put on a masterful performance of Bee Gee classics without taking themselves too seriously. Young Robin is Marvellous. the venue was great we were sat row J and had a great view throughout. the staff at the venue were very good and helpful especially the lady in the sparkling shiny pumps. lots of good free parking outside the hall which was brilliant. would be more than happy to return to another event here.

Passed through these Gardens whilst looking for the public toilets but once we found them not only did we forget to bring our radar key for the disabled toilet but there was also a small charge and that is why I have rated this 4stars and not 5. Most people pay with debit cards, money is almost obsolete so these should be brought upto date. Anyway we used the leisure centre toilets before we walked back through the gardens back to the car, it is possible to get through with a wheelchair but you might have to go the long way around as some parts have steps and the ramp is further on. It was fairly quiet for a bank holiday weekend and with sun out which did surprise us but we enjoyed our visit nonetheless.

We attended the food and drink festival amazing! Lots of stalls inside and out childrens play and activity area was excellent, my boys really ended the woodfire pizzas, jacket potato van was fab, we bought some lovely cheeses, tried a few gins the atmosphere was great roll on the Christmas market cant wait

Very interesting museum, well worth the visit. Very intense with information, lots of things to read and look at. There is a huge historical ship outside of the museum too!!!? Having known nothing about Fleetwood before visiting, we certainly learnt a lot! Staff are lovely and helpful. Can pay by cash or card. Good, clean toilets too! Thanks for making our trip to Fleetwood memorable! (Not adding pics of the boat - that, you definitely to see for yourself!)

We went there on a day out to Fleetwood market. Saw the signs for the museum. My wife and I enjoyed the museum, history of Fleetwood town and fishing industry and artifacts. The staff where very friendly, polite and informative. Only a small fee on entry. Would recommend, especially to people who enjoy history, facts and the fishing industry.

Very good local museum the displays on the fishing industry are particularly fascinating especially if a former trawlerman is available to tell you about the tough conditions on board. Very good overview of the origins of this unique town. I recommend more than one visit. Very friendly and informative volunteers.

Absolutely loved it here, there was a school party there when I visited, the volunteers were dressed in period costumes and entertained and educated the kids. Some lovely and interesting exhibits but the best thing about the place is the volunteer staff, really really friendly, extremely knowledgeable and at 4 quid to get in, a bargain! Edit: I have been a few times now, please consider becoming a friend of the museum, it's £8 and gets you unlimited entry for a year. Great cafe and a second hand book shop that the Thursday morning girls in themselves are worth visiting for ;-)

£3 per adult was a bargain price to pay for what this Museum had to offer. A real hidden gem and just a nice and interesting place to walk around. The Smack boat in the shed out the back was a real privilege to see and well worth a look. The volunteers were lovely and very enthusiastic. Plenty of costumes to try on and the gift shop was well priced. My favourite was the Fisherman's Friend exhibition and seeing the original artefacts inside there. The cafe seemed very good, although it was a bit too warm in there today sadly. If that's the only drawback then it shows you how good this little place is.

Fabulous museum with wonderful displays and very helpful staff. Particularly liked seeing Harriet the very old sail driven trawler and hearing about the trouble it took to transport her to Fleetwood, I hope she remains there and continues to be well looked after. Thank you everyone. We would have eaten in the cafe but it was closed.

Visited during Fleetwood Heritage Festival. We have visited lots of local attractions and this is one of the best! Totally surprised by the vast exhibits, the actual size of the place and the suprise package ( not to spoil it for people)at the rear is amazing! The staff are very knowledgeable and accommodating. The coffee shop is lovely too, we will definitely pop into here for a drink next time. Bonus is free parking over the road. Really loved the place!

My wife and I had an excellent breakfast here last Friday. We'd never been before and didn't know what to expect but we had a very enjoyable visit. Car parking is plentiful, the tractor shed itself is large with lots of seating, food was cooked and served in good time and the quality was top notch. My only minor gripe is that we had the Fordson Breakfast with the Cumberland sausage which was delicious - but rather than serve hash brown bites AND a hash brown, perhaps drop the hash brown and have beans instead. My wife and I agreed it would have made it a better selection. Anyway, top notch - we will be back. Please see the photos I took.

We came here to have lunch. We were served quickly. Portions were large and tasty. I really liked the piggy fries and the ice cream

Great place to have breakfast, large portion, reasonable price and friendly service. Nice atmosphere in the place too.

Farmer Parr’s Bistro is a great place for food with a wide variety of food to choice from including gluten free and other dietary requirements. The staff are amazing and friendly and very knowledgeable about the food they serve. The breakfast is amazing for under £10 and all reasonably priced too. Really is worth a visit. From ordering to food at the table in under 15 mins and piping hot too.

Loved the food it was really delicious my husband and I had club sandwich and it was quite big my husband says I have a big mouth😅 even I couldn't get my mouth round it. My grandson had mini lasagne and said it was the best he had ever tasted. My granddaughter had ham and cheese toastie even she said it was lively all came with side salad coleslaw and crisps . Staff really friendly couldn't do enough for us. 100% service. Defo will come back. 😊

Been here a few time this week...breakfast and dinners are absolutely amazing good food and good value for money..hoping to come back again in the next few weeks 😀 😄

Quality quality quality. Superb bistro which is finished to a very high standard. Toilets are fresh and clean too. The breakfast is one of the best I've had. Those lovely thick sausages are amazing. Well worth a try if your in the area. Also on the number 14 bus route with a stop very close to the bistro.

A great fish restaurant in the heart of Fleetwood. Plenty of dishes to choose from and a very good wine selection. There are other meat dishes also available. Service was very good and friendly. Parking on street. Would definately recommend. Booking advised as it can get busy.

We had an excellent meal, quite delicious the salmon and hake. Service was quick, efficient and with a smile. May i make a positive suggestion to increase the very quiet atmosphere? Some suitable soft very low level background music would be lovely. But please NOT todays hits! Some music with a sea theme would be excellent. Repeat, it was an excellent meal and a very nice evening. Thank you.

Wonderful food and amazing atmosphere really enjoyed my time here

Lovely food, friendly staff. Thought there would be more fish dishes than there was on the menu. The prawns starter was to die for. Decent size portions. Would recommend and will return.

We go to the Trafalgar for my birthday each year. The food is gorgeous. Seafood at its best fresh, fresh. fresh. The staff are lovely, and you feel they genuinely want you to have a fab experience. We love it, and if you like ships, then it's a bonus.

Very polite staff and fantastic food :) It's not easy to find a place where they serve a good fish and seafood. I will be coming back :)

An 80 mile journey to visit here, and worth every yard. Cheerful, friendly staff and excellent food in generous portions. Highly recommended.

Great location, lovely lady at reception, she couldn't do enough for ya. We had the small room but you can upgrade for a small price for the front rooms with sea view. That will be ours next time we stay... so, we will definitely stay again...

Fantastic hotel with a very nice , friendly owner. My mum a and my sister are old school and fussy with small budget, I booked them a room when they visited an old friend in the area, they were absolutely thrilled to find such a nice room with a view as they were upgraded without even a request. Thank you Linda for your thoughtfulness and made them feel welcome for their stay, they will return, highly recommend 👍

Lovely staff. Very clean hotel. Linda was especially helpful. Very kind and understanding lady. Would highly recommend a stay here. I visited with a 73 year old, myself, a 13 year old and 6 year old. We all had great time, wifi was brilliant to.

This is a lovely little hotel. The staff are always pleasant and will go out of their way to accommodate your needs. The food is always delicious & not too pricey either. All round 5 🌟⭐🌟⭐🌟 Thank you for the great service.

Was absolutely fantastic service was bang on staff very friendly and helpful even though it was a wake and there was a quew at the bar. Expected to be honest they coped really well service was as fast as it could be. If your going to book an event the Boston is the place to have it. Absolutely smashing hotel no need to struggle with steps in as there are none making it perfect for wheelchair users to enter and exit. And it's localy family run business. 5 star definitely I will visit again.

It is true that top floor rooms (at least) are small but are well set out and very good value for money, including view across Morecambe Bay. Breakfast was fine except coffee could have been a bit hotter. A small thing in a very well run hotel. Didn't eat in the restaurant but have heard from others it is good also

Hotel. Very welcoming. Rooms very clean. Just bed and breakfast for the time being but great breakfast. Our bedroom had a seaview watched the sun go down. Would Very much recommend this hotel and would definitely stay there again. You wont be disappointed.

The chips were hot and gorgeous. Unimpressed with kebab. Tepid and sparse. No salad or dressing. Tasted OK..

DO NOT ORDER FROM HERE!!! ordered via Fleetwood eats, didn’t have an update on the app for a while so I rang up to see if they had the order come through to be shouted at by the staff saying they were closed and were leaving the restaurant so I told them you should update your opening times online which set them off even more they wouldn’t let me get a proper word in, clearly they just wanted to close early and couldn’t be bothered I’m 37 weeks pregnant and was told “come to the shop tomorrow and you’ll get your refund” absolutely disgusting rude behaviour from the staff one of them even slammed the phone down while I was in the middle of talking!

Can't believe the size of the kabab. A large is smaller than a small in all the other lscal kabab shops. Absolutely tiny for £11. Never again.

Great food excellent delivery service driver was polite and kind and I also knew my deliverer as Teresa' was my old carer eventho I keep calling her Trisha. Allways happy with food and service here .onion rings are perfect unlike the ones I got from a certain chinese takaway which looked like batter thrown in a bag .well done lavitas perfect food perfect service would reccomend them to friends and family thnx pizza lavita sorry its took so long to rate you guys if u want perfect food pizza lavita is the place to go or to order for a takeaway fast and efficient .

Ordered 2 Donna kebab meal for 12.90 arrived really quick and piping hot. The portion sizes were good with great food. The naan was soft, most cooked to perfection and chips nicely crispy. Overall, happy with my experience

We have lived in this area just over 12 months and have used this takeaway many times. The service is always polite, friendly and pleasant and delivery is extremely reliable. Most importantly the food is always delicious and piping hot. Tonight was no exception (house special pizza, with garlic mushrooms as a starter). Continue the good work guys. Many thanks.

Very poor and very small portions ,not value for money

I came here for a long beach walk that followed the southern route. There are lots of neat shells to find here as well as plenty of spots to hang out by the water in relative peace. The swimming here is also fun, though there is a strong current. I would only recommend that strong swimmers try going out in the water here

The best beach and promenade you can go to, lots of free sea fishing ideal place, dog walkers and dogs playing on the sands and water or going for a swim. Megga popular with families on a nice day all year round, but extremely gorgeous in summer where people rent the beach chalets, and chill out for hours and family get togethers and having fun and making memories and families sunbathing and having picnics. Me and the girlfriend love to come here it is so romantic also and extremely popular with couples having a nice walk together, as well as tiring the dog out with all her exercise and sea air, she is sleeping like a baby at night back home. It is also very popular with bike riders and joggers. Forget Brash and hustling and expensive Blackpool, come here 1 of the Fylde Coast Gems.

Fleetwood Bathing Beach is a quieter beach behind the measure centre that is reserved for people. Dogs are not allowed on that section of the beach. It has great views and nice sand and pebbled areas. It is also next to a play park, so it's great for kids . There is plenty of free parking in the area.

Fleetwood Beach is a a lovely spot and perfect for a relaxing sunny day out with its smooth sands and scenic promenade. On a clear day, the views are unbelievable, offering a stunning glimpse of the Lake District and Heysham across the water. It’s a peaceful location for a seaside stroll or just soaking in the natural views. However, one downside is the current sewage issue, which can detract from the otherwise idyllic experience. It’s a shame that such a lovely area is affected by this, but hopefully, improvements will be made soon.

After Fish & Chips in Thornton- Clevelys Fish Loves Chips Fleetwood Beech was just up the road and I was awake again to sake some lovely pictures. It was nice to talk to local people and people that were on holiday and just visiting for the day and taking their pictures of them in front of the beach with their cameras. I’ve gone up to Fleetwood many times, beautiful sunsets, beautiful walks and beautiful events all year round ❤️ Another old time family favourite of many, definitely worthwhile taking a visit sometime 👌

A nice beach on the Fylde Coast with decent traditional market and shopping outlet.

An incredibly clean beach. It was a pleasure to sit on. The tide was out when I went there but the little pools it left behind were lovely and warm. I paddled for quite a long time in these pools. It felt like walking on the surface of the moon such was the untouched nature. You can see the mountains of the Lake District in the distance too

This is one of three lighthouses in Fleetwood. The port of Fleetwood was difficult to get right with the fast moving tides and narrow entrance. The group of lighthouse was used for navigating boats and ships into the harbour.

Nice historic sandstone lighthouse, which was not open to the public, but worth looking at. Has several benches to sit and take shelter or to take 5 minutes and enjoy the view.

Part of a set of what was 3 lights used to guide shipping into the Wyre estuary. Opened for Heritage Week. Interesting history of the lights was kindly & enthusiastically presented by Ian with some great photos. Thanks. It was a good experience climbing up the inside to view the working lamp.

Just across the road from the North Euston Hotel, this elegant little building with its classical columns is also known as the Beach Lighthouse. Dating from 1840, it stands 44 feet tall and is still functioning, with a light that can be seen 9 miles out in Morecambe Bay. Great views and covered seating all the way round the base of the lighthouse makes it the ideal place to rest your legs after a long walk or to take shelter from the weather. There's an accessible walkway down to the beach right next to it.

Beautiful lighthouse located on the very edge of Fleetwood estuary, viewed from the sea this is the middle lighthouse that lines up Pharos lighthouse to guide boats down the channel to the port.

Fabulous views and great for a bracing walk.

Magnificent sandstone lighthouse dating from 1840.

Fisherman's memorial: Painted blue, there are three inscriptions. The first two are here. The list of boats lost will be in the datastore. " Past this place, the fishermen of Fleetwood have sailed for generations while their families have watched from the shore. Their courage and comradeship under hardship is a living legend. This memorial depicting equipment from a trawler, was placed here in recognition of the great contribution which the men and women of the fishing community have made to the life of Fleetwood" " This memorial was devised by DAVID PEARCE and designed by RICHARD GILLINGHAM with research by COUNCILLOR BEN JACKSON. It was donated by ROBERTSONS of FLEETWOOD and the site was prepared by WYRE COMMUNITY SERVICES with the assistance of WYRE BOROUGH COUNCIL. Unveiled by COUNCILLOR ANTOON VINK MAYOR of WYRE December 1987.

Beautiful memorial statue in Fleetwood. Great atmosphere

It's a nice place to visit looking out to sea

See DocksideGlyn on YouTube for nice drone video of the Wyre Estuary and the location of this memorial. https://youtu.be/pF91XKrTGbE

Fabulous sculpture,you can imagine the joy of welcoming home,fathers,sons from an arduous time in unfriendly waters just to feed their families.

Great

Lovely

This pleasant little park, nestling between the North Euston Hotel and the seafront, is right next to the Blackpool to Fleetwood tram terminus, and buses from Blackpool stop here too. There's lots of grassy space, well kept paths and plenty of benches. The park is dotted with memorials and heritage features that include anchors, an ornate drinking fountain and a statue of Peter Hesketh Fleetwood, the town's founder. I found the info about this resort's Victorian history particularly interesting to read. Lovely views from here across the Wyre estuary towards Morecambe Bay. There are some handy public toilets at the back of the gardens.

I went on ferry to go over to knott end. What a waste of time knott end no good shops. A bakers. No good roll. For lunch. And was only 13.12. A pub not open on Monday. It summer time. Knotted end gone down the hill... but only thing was the ferry...

Such a great trip, only a short journey. We went there and back with a wheelchair user, the guys were lovely and let us stay on the boat with her, even assisted to get on and off the boat. Really spacious and plenty of room for a big wheelchair. Thanks a bunch guys, you've made our day!

We went here for the market. Which I have to say does not disapoint. So much to see. Very reasonable. The us a museum down the road with lots of history. Not much else to do though. But enjoyed the visit.

Very reliable service between Fleetwood and Knott End. Check the timetable though as at the lowest tide times the service can be more limited. It is a quick crossing for the cost of £2. I recommend this as an alternative to driving the whole way around. The staff were friendly and ensured the service was as efficient as possible.

We're at an RNLI Lifeboat day. You get to see them in action with a demonstration. There are lots of stalls, and a live band. Its a great atmosphere to hopefully raise money for the RNLI. Fantastic day.

Great little Ferry, dog friendly and welcoming staff. We even got spun around in the middle of the channel for fun! (they did ask everyone if that was OK first, in case you get seasick), but the kids on the boat loved it! Very easy to walk on and off the ramp and the journey was surprisingly smooth despite the rough sea (and spins!). Would definitely go again for £2 each way.

Traveled on a beach tour from Blackpool north peir , stopped at fleet for a 40 min break . Very nice shops and staff.

Historical area of the old port is worth a look. Stumbled across the old tram on display opposite the ferry port at the end of the tramline.

Amazing place. Open at times but rarely. Fully functional lighthouse, one of three in Fleetwood, used for guiding ships onto harbour. This is also known as the Upper Lighthouse

The tallest lighthouse in Fleetwood. It's also only one of (I assume) the UK's inland ligthouses. You can't go inside. I've lived near it for more than 15 years & it's never been open to the public. This lighthouse was used in conjunction with the one outside the North Euston Hotel & the Wyre Light at the end of the shipping channel to guide boats into the River Wyre Estuary in the olden days. The tram tracks run right past it so be careful if you're stopping to take photos.

Shame you can't go in but otherwise impressive.

Went to see it during the summer and addionally went to the Market which was a great experience.

Superb lighthouse here in Fleetwood and it's near Fleetwood Market too.

Nice place to visit

Found this lovely cafe whilst we were holidaying at Cala gran. We were all hungry and craving a good old English breakfast. We were certainly not disappointed.and the toast was to die for. Well cooked food. Happy friendly staff. Lovely clean cafe. And the bonus to trump it all. I’m in a powerchair and could even get into the toilets.it was so good that we went back the next morning for a 2 nd helping. Will be definitely visiting again. Cafe overlooks the fleetwood ferry. It was great watching whilst we ate.

big big fry up big breakfast yummy yummy best breakfast in Lancashire the Number 1 all this x2 plus 2x mugs of tea under £20. so go try the breakfast it’s Amazing & fantastic also 4 large toasted slices of bread 🍞 mmmmmm lovely what you see in the pictures is what you get best value worth the travel Ferry cafe best place around

Unbelievable value for money! I don’t think I’ve ever seen a bigger plate of food for a breakfast! I ordered the full English which included 2 rounds of toast, 2 bacon, 2 eggs, 2 sausage, black pudding, hash browns, mushrooms, beans and both fried and plum tomatoes. I have to admit I couldn’t finish this as it was a mountain of a breakfast and all for a staggering £8! Will definitely return and highly recommend anyone looking for a good English breakfast - look no further!!

This is a traditional exceptionally large fish and chip sea front cafe. Excellent produce. Well organised . Dine in or takeaway. Ice cream for afters and reasonable.price. £8.50 for a.pensioner special which includes a brew and bread and butter

Had breakfast in this café,have to give 5 star rating as it was cooked perfectly and for £8 the full English was a great start to the day.

Its a lovely place by the water. Food was good as well

To say this is my most favourite chippy is an understatement. We go to others which are very good but the ferry chippy is just amazing. Our last visit took our own barms and got their 2 fish and chips with 2 side for £12. £12 unbelievable not massive but not small either and more than enough for a lunch and they make an amazing chip barm (no detriment to the ferry chippy barms sure they are great just we get some from a local bakers occasionally). We also go in winter where you can get a bag of red hot chips and a have a walk for a few quid. There are no chips which will taste better than those had this way. I occasionally have to get a second portion depends on how many i share or get nicked off me. 6 starts for me.

Used to always travel from Ashton-under-Lyne to this kiosk for a walk and a slice of parkin. Sadly they stopped selling parkin for pre packaged ,chemically ridden cakes. Bring back the Parkin!

Becoming a regular customer here. Good food decent prices. Great place to relax by, great views and public benches

Friendly,helpful and cheery staff. A decent selection of products to choose from and reasonably priced.

What a nice quiet place if your ever at Blackpool just nip on the tram and it will take you there its the end of the line for the tram, then it goes back to Blackpool.

Love little kiosk, beautiful veiws, great hot chocolate really nice caramel latte, ice cream very nice . Very friendly service.

Pleasant place , friendly and helpful staff. Great views across the Wyre and on a clear day loads to see.

Just had ice creams, service was great.

Stayed for 2 nights. Dinner was very nice but ran out of quite a few items on the menu due to a busy day. A big problem was the shower. The water was a trickle. Complained to reception but all we received was an apology. There should have been a small refund perhaps. The hotel has a smell of frying everywhere, even in the bedrooms. On the whole not a bad hotel with friendly staff.

Went in for Sunday carvery with my partner and step-son. The drinks and food were very reasonably priced, and the carvery was hot, fresh, and delicious. The chef carving knew his stuff and was very friendly. (I can't shout him out, because I didn't ask his name, but he was tall with glasses!) - Would 100% recommend this place for anyone visiting Fleetwood on their holidays.

This is for the food only! Staff were nice but I would never eat there or recommend it. Worst food I’ve had in 46 years no joke. £17 for salmon - potatoes were black looked like they had gone off, peas and carrots were like water with zero taste, holendaise sauce had a skin so unable to pour - butter cubes were liquid on arrival, mineral water was in a warm bottle , even my dog who adores carrots would not eat them. I kid you not. I’ve come away very put out that £17 went down the loo as all I could stomach was the salmon and even that was a bit tasteless. The ‘chef’ I hope does not refer to themselves as such. Avoid at all costs if looking for some where to eat. Worst experience going. Beyond over priced. Whoever came up with that menu and thinks those prices are acceptable for that level of food needs a shake.

Very comfortable 2 night stay for a function at the hotel. Bed and breakfast included and all meals we ate there were well cooked, good portions and people were friendly. A Grade II listed building, it retains many of the old charms yet quite nicely modernized like with a walk-in shower, spacious bathroom and bedroom. Quiet nights sleep and lovely view of the estuary.

Met friends who were staying in the hotel and we all had a meal there. The food was fantastic. The dinning area was not over crowded with plenty of space between tables. In-laws were celebrating their 60th anniversary. Had a very pleasant evening.

Everything was very good except shower in room 66 was weak (but well hot) and the breakfast plates on the Monday morning were put into the plate warmer COLD, so had lovely hot food on a cold plate. Catering 101 no no... I'd definitely stay there again and there's lots of free parking in Fleetwood.

I took my wife there for some food ,we ordered two sirloin steaks one Med rare with a well cooked Tomato and the other Med with no tomato My wife got my steak with her tomato and I got her med rare steak The peas were well over cooked And the mushroom sauce I ordered was to say the least coagulated and not a smooth nice sauce This hotel/restaurant has gone down badly So much so I won’t be going back And when the waitress came to clear the plates and asked if everything was ok to which I said no and explained what was wrong to which she said sorry Well that doesn’t cut it at those prices I expect good food and not a mix up and a poor apology

A Saturday lunchtime. This was our first time visiting this cafe and it was enjoyable. Good home cooked style food, we both had a roast dinner, one beef and one chicken (the chicken meal doesn't come with Yorkshire pudding unless you request it), both big plates full but more importantly tasted good. Very popular with the local elderly which is always a good sign and was very busy when we arrived (pics taken when it quietened down). We purchased scones to go and they were excellent too. Good prices, good food and good service.

Visiting Fleetwood promenade for the first time, thought Cafe Royal was the best choice in the vicinity for an afternoon meal. The cafe was clean and the staff were friendly. We had the fish and chips, whilst the fish and batter was reasonably good, the chips looked good unfortunately were not chippy chips,, being dry and lacked taste.

I didn't think places like this still existed. Hearty, tasty, down-to-earth food at very reasonable prices. Generous portions mean there's no chance you'll leave hungry. The cheese and onion pie is tremendous. The people are warm, welcoming and friendly, providing top-notch service that deserves every tip given. My only regret is that I didn't discover this gem until now. I'll be making up for lost time, and the roast dinner is top of my hit list for my next visit.

We stopped for tea but everything sounded so good we had an early dinner - I had roast turkey. We were not disappointed. The portions were generous, the price was reasonable, and everything was well cooked. Just right. The owner made us feel at home. She learned that we were staying in Blackpool to watch the World Matchplay of darts. She mentioned that a former player , Wes Newton, sometimes eats here — he would never remember us but we met him years ago at the Desert Classic. All I can say is that if Wes eats here, it is all the more reason to trust this cafe. My only regret was that we left the area the next day and couldn’t return.

We had Fish and chips.it was delectable. The staff were fabulous. What we had definitely represented good value for money

Been coming here for a good few years, but this is the first time in a while because they only open Friday to Sunday, so with it being Easter Weekend we decided to have a ride to Cleveleys and then go on to Fleetwood to Cafe Royal for something to eat, piping hot food, lovely waitress, and 4 empty plates, they only take cash just in case you only use a card

Visiting our old hometown from Australia and ate a few times here during our stay. A cafe in a beautiful location just opposite the north Euston Hotel. All the staff were super friendly and couldn’t do enough for us. Everytime we ate the food was always delicious with massive portions. All food homemade and you can tell the love that goes into every bite. We will definitely be back here on our next visit to Fleetwood. Thanks Cafe Royal team ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️