Fish & Chips

[vernon]

Has anyone been to Fields' chip shop in Esh Winning recently?

Does it still have a coal fired range? It had the distinction of being the last of its type in County Durham and I've not visited it this century.

 

[Archie_tect]

Everyone will have their own favourite local Chippy!
Anyone here know The Deep Sea opposite the Queen's Hotel in Dundee... best steak sausage supper anywhere in the world!

 

[vernon]

Everyone will have their own favourite local Chippy!

My favourites are far from local to me.

 

[Archie_tect]

That's because you live in the wrong place then Vern!

 

[Rando]

These are the best fish and chips I have ever tasted
http://www.theportandstarboard.co.uk/
Just wish I lived closer than 300 miles! Only get to go once a year when holidaying in Cornwall.
Although probably good for the waist line that I live so far away.
Well worth a visit.

 

[oldfatfool]

Steeles in Cleethorpes used to be cracking fish and chips. Ramsdens went down hill as soon s they started franchising out, proved by the fact the original outlet in Guiseley no longer exists. Mother Hubbards in Bradford also used to be a cracking chippy with queues around the building until they where also taken over and franchised (also by Merryweathers iirc)

 

[Hover Fly]

When Mme Syrphe and I were using Waterloo for the Eurostar regularly, Fish, Chips and Peas at the Union Jack Club were a "must" and not too highly priced for sit-down in that London.

 

[Moodyman]

Despite living near Harry Ramsdens flagship/original chip shop for thirty five years, I have yet to sample fish and chips from there.

The original in Guiseley is no longer HR but is still a chippy and not a bad one either.

 

[deanE]

These are the best fish and chips I have ever tasted
http://www.theportandstarboard.co.uk/
Just wish I lived closer than 300 miles! Only get to go once a year when holidaying in Cornwall.
Although probably good for the waist line that I live so far away.
Well worth a visit.

A good choice. Not so tempting since they built the bypass. If you don’t mind queuing then try the Chip shop in Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Never known there not to be a queue.

 

[Fab Foodie]

I was persuaded to go to Rick Stein’s fish and chip restaurant, in Falmouth, last night. £12.50 for fish and chips, which included a spoonful of mushy peas but no bread and butter and no cup of tea. Place was full. Not an experience I will be repeating any day soon!

Shame, you should have gone here instead, a short walk away:
http://www.harbourlights.co.uk/
Fabulous.

 

[Black Sheep]

its only a matter of time before someone plots a google map on here of good chip shops so rides to or via chippies can be planned

 

[laurence]

there's a guy works down my chip shop who swears he's Elvis

 

[Bay Runner]

I was persuaded to go to Rick Stein’s fish and chip restaurant, in Falmouth, last night. £12.50 for fish and chips, which included a spoonful of mushy peas but no bread and butter and no cup of tea. Place was full. Not an experience I will be repeating any day soon!

I remember when you couldn’t carry £12.50 worth of Fish & Chips, let alone eat them

 

[Bay Runner]

there's a guy works down my chip shop who swears he's Elvis

But he's a liar and i'm not sure about you

 

[I like Skol]

Well my New Years Day ride will be stopping off at Compo's fish and chips eatery on the outskirts of Holmfirth. It has been there a long time and does have a decent reputation so I will report back once I have established the facts