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TessA

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26-10-2018, 03:32 PM

Re: Fish and chips

Tuckers in Cheddar, best I ever tasted.
Now I'm hungry!

susiejaeger

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Essex, UK

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26-10-2018, 03:54 PM

Re: Fish and chips

Originally Posted by Besoeker ->

We have one about a 10-minute stroll. Very good. Even My dear wife's American relative rave about their fish & Chips.

And such an original name - Mr Chips. Except vandals keep removing the letter "C".

Ours is called:

Mr. Ram and Mrs Cod.

Primus1

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York

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26-10-2018, 04:48 PM

Re: Fish and chips

Went to the magpie just before last Christmas, they were very nice, we were in Whitby last week and had fish n chips at the fisherman’s wife, we normally go there and have never been disappointed, more local to us we have Scott’s fish and chips which are also excellent, the wetherby whaler are usually good, and a bit further afield are Thompson’s fish and chips also nice, then there’s millers fish and chips, voted the best in Yorkshire ( I think, or it might have been in the country) but never had them from there, we are quite spoilt for choice when it comes to fish and chips, we have loads...🐟🐟🐟

Longdogs

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SW England

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26-10-2018, 05:04 PM

Re: Fish and chips

Originally Posted by susiejaeger ->

We do have a nice one in Chelmsford, Essex that we go to, we only eat in and the Fish and Chips is all cooked fresh in front of you and piping hot.

Also there is a nice Fish and Chip shop in Paignton, Devon in the square that we like.

Is that the Loch Fyne restaurant susie?

Besoeker

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Doncaster, UK

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26-10-2018, 05:07 PM

Re: Fish and chips

Originally Posted by Floydy ->

Well being from Hull, the epicentre of all things cod, I have samples fish 'n' chips at many different eateries.
I can honestly say though after 54 years on this desperately decaying planet of ours that I had the best ever fish and chips meal on my birthday two weeks ago.
Others are naming restaurants so I'll post this link for the Lion & Key below. Quite simply the most gorgeous pub meal I've ever tasted. I recommend their "Yorkshire Fish and Pattie Platter". If you're ever in my neck of the woods, give me a shout and we'll go for a big slap up meal and a pint of real ale