Perhaps Blackpool is much better known for its Amusement arcades, Fish and Chip shops and sticks of rock along the one of their three piers, but hidden (almost) behind the tower and very close to St John's church is a lovely Italian restaurant called Amaro, which is certainly worth a visit.
The food is of a high quality and nicely presented, and there's also plenty of it, and so excellent value for money. Attentive but not fussy waiters are friendly and happy to oblige.
We visited on a very wintry and cold January evening, and we found that the temperature inside the restaurant could have done to have been a little on the warmer side, especially when the glass front door opened and let a gust of Blackpool air in and across the tables. The lighting could also have been a little brighter too for optimum enjoyment.
However, the food is flavoursome and piping hot, and they have a good choice of wines (although admittedly most of them are Italian).
Reviewer - Matthew Dougall
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