Nightlife

Mardi Gras: Cabaret, Pool and Sunday Roast

Mardi Gras packs a cabaret room, a main bar and a quiet lounge under one roof on Lord Street, with rooms upstairs if you want to stay put.

Mardi Gras
Illustration, not a photo. 41-43 Lord Street, Blackpool

What is Mardi Gras like?

Three different moods share one building. One area has cabaret, live music and a dancefloor, another is the busy main bar, and the chesterfield lounge is a no-music zone with a pool table for proper conversations. Cheap drinks and hot food are part of the appeal, along with comedians and cabaret acts through the year. Upstairs are en-suite bedrooms, while Q Accommodation, a sister guest house, is just along the street.

When should you go?

Listed hours: noon to midnight Monday to Thursday, noon to 3am on Friday, and 10am to 3am on Saturday and Sunday. Bank holidays run noon to midnight. Sunday roasts start from 1:30pm, and it is wise to reserve a table on a busy weekend.

What does a night at Mardi Gras cost?

No set prices are listed. Drinks are described as keenly priced and hot food is on the menu, though no figures are given.

Which stays are closest?

Walking times below are approximate. This venue has rooms of its own: see its stay page.

See all options on our stays page, or check open tonight and more bars near your hotel.

Good to know

More detail on Mardi Gras sits in the Rainbow Quarter guide to the scene.

Opening hours

Mon12:00-00:00
Tue12:00-00:00
Wed12:00-00:00
Thu12:00-00:00
Fri12:00-03:00
Sat10:00-03:00
Sun10:00-03:00

Monday to Thursday noon to midnight, Friday noon to 3am, Saturday and Sunday 10am to 3am. Bank holidays noon to midnight.

Listed hours. Check with the venue before you go.

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