The Sunset Lounge & Carousel Bar in Blackpool - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

A fantastic revamp to an old space: the new bar and seating areas are lovely and modern with a sophisticated drinks menu. Well decorated and of course stunning views over the sea!

You have to visit the Sunset Lounge on Sunday afternoon. Got there around 12 30 as knew from past experience there would be an organist playing. There were two and they both offered something different and were so good. At 2 pm a singer came on and he was fab. He was on until 5 but we had to leave at 4 30. Free entertainment and a pay as you go bar, comfy seating too. A great way to while away a few hours if you want to get away from the hussle and bussle of the main drag. There is a dance floor too if you fancy shaking a leg.

Great to see the Pier fully open again . Had a lovely hour sat in the Sun Terrace at the end of the pier listening to the resident Organist . The Sunset Lounge has been refurbished to a high standard and looks great . A really nice atmosphere and fantastic views . Well done !!

We spent an hour listening to the organ play at the sunset lounge, with a drink from the bar. Watching the waves in comfort, undercover from the winds. A very nice area of Blackpool.

Went to the sunset lounge as we wanted to experience a traditional pier bar with old time music that bit did not disappoint however the drink pricing did for a soda and lime £2 and half a cola £3 when I clearly saw him put in the till half that amount when I questioned this he said it was large however this dose not explain the till total also the other member of staff lighting up a cigarette while putting up the umbrellas on the tables .staff training is needed here such a lovely place the staff otherwise we're polite

went on the pier today to listen to the organist.he was about to play when a lot of men came on to put stuff up for a rave on saturday.even the organist did not no.why they did not close end of pier i do not no.what a shower.toilet stink.water every where.real dump

I love the classic feel of the North Pier and it is a wonderful view of the tower and shore from there. The carousel is fabulous and children love it. The Sun Lounge was unique and I spent a wonderful 40 minutes enjoying a very nice coffee and listening to the organ. It is completely unique, hope it never changes. There are loads of seaside piers with the same old tired slot machines. The North pier has bygone charm in abundance.

Attended Robert Lock's Book Launch (Murmuration) in the Sunset Lounge at North Pier yesterday. The venue was perfect & the staff / owners were very friendly & helpful (including keeping the little train running beyond to allow some guests who were unable to walk the length of the pier to attend the event). Thank you

Always spent many hours in this idyllic spot listening to the quite brilliant organist and enjoying many cold pints and snacks.but on a recent visit the bar prices have increased quite steeply and are not affordable to the common working man..we noticed a lot of other people just nursed the one pint and then left. Where as on previous occasions people would spent many hours in there..granted you have the free music and the profits go towards the renovations upkeep of the pier but the prices are now too dear..on a separate note we found the staff very surly now..as before they were very friendly..shame we will avoid this venue until it returns to how it used to be.i.e cheaper bar prices and friendly staff.

The North Pier has a hidden gem at it's end. there is an open/covered bar with an organist playing most afternoons. Good music sheltered from any sea breezes with very reasonable bar prices makes a great way to spend a few hours in the afternoon.