Best English Fish & Chips! - Page 3

whirleybird · #21 10-10-2009, 01:46 AM

Are any of these places serving 'real' chips, i.e. cut up potatoes instead of the frozen variety?

whirleybird · #22 10-10-2009, 01:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Black Dog

It doesn't normally open in the evenings now. However, there are a group of us going tonight so they are opening specially. Will give you a report on Monday, haven't eaten there before but they seem like a really nice family!

Would liked to have come for the evening, ah well.............

Bklynny · #23 10-10-2009, 09:15 AM

Ricardo900 - thank you for the location. I'll definitely try it and let everyone know.

Black Dog · #24 10-10-2009, 11:19 AM

Last night 10 of us hit the City of York. FANTASTIC! Fish, real chips, mushy peas, curry sauce (opt) bread and butter!
Great welcome, great food, great service, great value and, all in all, a great night!

We'll definately be doing it again!
HIGHLY RECOMMENDABLE!

Pandaris · #25 10-10-2009, 10:59 PM

Are all you people crazy? I'm reading these Brit posts " where are the best fisnnchips" Wake up, the best fisnnchips are at that place you remember from so many years ago. I've been gone for forty five years, my chippee is still there in England and when I return I cannot get enough of them. I'd love to find an equal, simply put, you can't (no matter how times you try!)

jrhartley · #26 10-11-2009, 07:35 PM

is there a fish akin to a cod here

Black Dog · #27 10-12-2009, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Pandaris

Are all you people crazy? I'm reading these Brit posts " where are the best fisnnchips" Wake up, the best fisnnchips are at that place you remember from so many years ago. I've been gone for forty five years, my chippee is still there in England and when I return I cannot get enough of them. I'd love to find an equal, simply put, you can't (no matter how times you try!)

It's a bit far to go on a friday night though!