Ziggy's Cafe - Blackpool

During our visit to Blackpool, we came across this amazing cafe. It's a charming, cozy little place. I tried the homemade Broccoli and Mascarpone Soup, and it was absolutely delicious. I've attempted to recreate it at home, but it just doesn't compare to theirs. My husband went for the Pea and Ham soup, which was also delightful. For our main courses, I had the homemade Chicken Goujons and my husband opted for the Beef Chilli. The prices were very reasonable for such fresh, homemade food. I would definitely recommend paying them a visit.

Best and most reasonable breakfast in town . Quality ingredients too . Highly recommend. Nice interior dedicated to David Bowie . Memorabilia and photos on the walls . Cool vibe .

This restaurant came highly recommended and it did not disappoint! The food, atmosphere, service, and staff were all top-notch. We enjoyed our experience so much that we returned the following day. The restaurant is well-presented, with a menu featuring homemade dishes and a selection of cakes, jams, and chutneys.

Originally a 5, although for £7.50 we only got 3 small goujons with chips. Apart from that Just a really nice cafe with lots of David Bowie posters, pictures and memorabilia around the cafe, great for a bowie fan but also great just for a nice cafe. Really nice ice cream sundae and hot chocolate. Prices are really reasonable, £3.25 for a sundae and a lovely deluxe hot chocolate. Rlly nice and in a decent place in Blackpool as well.

It was a lovely afternoon and the outdoor seating looked welcoming. I took a table with my mum. It wasn’t busy and this table had the previous customer’s cups and ash tray. The waitress came out from the cafe twice to serve tables. She didn’t take debris from ours (it wasn’t busy). We waited and waited for someone to either bring a menu or greet us with some helpful information nothing. I then noticed a sign in the cafe window saying ‘order at the counter’. Then I proceeded to find a menu from an inside table and noticed 3 members of staff behind the counter chatting. We looked at the menu I had taken and I made my choice. My mum went in to order and was told that there was no chicken (I was hoping for a chicken and bacon salad) and that they were closing soon. That was it. Enough. We nipped down the road to Number 5 where everything we needed was there on the table. We ordered a lovely lunch and we’re best pleased with our second choice. First impressions count.