The only thing I've learned from watching a half dozen fish-and-chips shootout videos is that no one can agree on which place is the best. It seems to be completely subjective.
Pretty sure Fishcoteque is where my dad and I went one year some time ago. We got into a black cab and asked the driver to take us to his favorite chip shop, and he even went inside with us and ordered himself lunch. Aaron Eckhart was in there eating, too.
If you thought that London had the best Fish and Chips mate. Then I think that you should definitely go to Barry Island in South Wales and try their Chips from O Shea's as their Chips are by far the best Chips that I have ever had tasted and they were absolutely phenomenal and they are just absolutely fantastic Tom. By the way Tom I have subscribed to your channel I hope you don't mind mate.
Amazed that you didn't go to the Fryers Delight on Theobald's Road. Always black cabs parked outside. Crucial questions: 1. Do any of these places charge for chip forks? 2. How much extra for gravy?
And back in the day this used to be a real cabbies place….always heavily patronised by the trade. There’s a rank round the corner but you could even park up outside… I always remember a punter coming in and asking the cabbies busily eating their fish suppers if anyone would take him to Kings Cross. You can guess the collective reply he received…!! a
Love the video Tom, but it made me laugh at @4:40 when you said "That's the great thing about the Fish n Chip experience is finding a wall or a bench", then you end up just eating it standing up 🤣😞.
Price of doing business in that London unfortunately. I grew up 20 miles from Whitby and I would guess its £10 or so for fish and chips from most places.
@kirklamplugh5062 £7.50 round here. Just outside Leeds Worked and lived in whitby for couple years and loved it. Think it's only that expensive in the tourist traps.
@@GittosGaming perfectly fair but Tom is covering very central London areas in this piece, so thats the comparison. Its not like he's checking out prices in Hounslow or Wood Green. I bet The Magpie and Hadleys in Whitby are probably 12 quid for takeaway.
My fav local chippy is Mr Chips in the City of Salford. Regular Cod/Haddock & Chips costs £7.75 (6oz) Large Cod/Haddock & Chips £9.45 (8oz) Small Cod/Haddock & Chips (small) with Mushy Peas £4.50 (3oz) I think one great thing about most chippies is the large portions of chips so me and the partner will get two fish and share a portion of chips. It’s more than enough for us.
But your salaries are lower on average than the people buying fish and chips in London (or pints) - free market means prices will inflate yo what the market it will pay (accommodating the cost of doing business)
The Sea Shell on Lisson Grove, any of the Sutton and Sons, and the one on the top of Poland St, been there ages but think it's changed names a few times now, and the Golden Hind on Marylebone Lane. Mental about Fishcoteque, been past there, literally, hundreds of times, and never been tempted to stop. Always thought it looked like it would be awful. Nice surprise that.
For me, Golden Union off Oxford Street does the trick. Eaten there a bunch of times now, and their Haddock & Chips pretty much always hits the spot. Their soft swirl afterwards is perfect to round off the meal.
Are you sure they really are made fresh? So many shops no longer make fresh batter and pick the fish out of a box with a coating on it already. Chips are similarly coming from a pre cut bag ie brought to the shop pre cut. Also you don’t really go for tartar sauce, gherkin or pickled onion? I can’t eat them without.
Tom finally does Fishcotheque Found it a couple of years ago when looking for a good chippie to take an American friend to... definitely not disappointed
For me, the best chippy in London is my local chippy, Ken’s Fish Bar. It featured on Somebody Feed Phil on Netflix and Jay Rayner has said it’s the best, if that’s anything to go by. Chips are great, fish is great as batter is great. (Its in South-East London, between Dulwich and Herne Hill)
I would also add Station Fish Bar outside West Ham Station. Fish is superb , loads of chips which are perfection and their Southern Fried Chicken is the best I have had.
Now you’re talking. Goddard’s in Greenwich gets my vote. Sad they couldn’t stay in their old shop but even being across the road in Greenwich Market it’s just as good and single/single for £5.50 is a bargain all things considered.
I can't believe Hobson's is in this review!! I'm from Chicago and come here every time I visit London. I always felt like nobody knew about this place but me😂.
Great to watch all your You Tube streams I was born in London lived there for 27 years growing up we used to to admire the London cab drivers due to the knowledge that you have to learn Keep them coming.. Do you know Mark the taxi driver done a best fish and chip stream. Best regards 85 year old silver surfer
Nope. Stick to taxis and eels pal. I love ya channel but you’ve got no chance of finding decent fish and chips in London. That city is the reason everyone thinks we’re a joke. Go up north, that’s where the proper stuff is.
Sorry Tom, I really enjoy watching your videos, but you need to eat outside of London and recalibrate your fish and chips expectations! Prices were high, portion sizes tiny and none looked flakey and crispy..... No good review should include the word moist when it comes to cod and chips!
It’s a pity there aren’t many good chippies in London. Toffs in Muswell is my favourite but even that isn’t anywhere close to the quality of a northern seaside town
Ain't cheap nomore,i prefer haddock &chips no skin don't like very small chips you can end up with.always takaway never a sit down restaurant.. salt & vinegar or squeeze of fresh lemon the batter makes the meal,chips is the filler sometimes the fish can be abit inconsequential if you know what i mean.i hate the fish if its too dry especially on the ends,we call it rigour.good old moist tastey fish anyday..
The Seashell of Lisson Grove - still the best and caters for all budgets. You can dine in and have the full works washed down with a lovely chilled Chablis or just go for a takeout. Never been disappointed.
How about Sea Fresh on Wilton Road in Pimlico? Just a few days ago, I spent £6.50 on 3 cod pieces & chips (although I was given 4). OK, it’s not your traditional ‘fish’ as it’s the smaller cod pieces. But at £6.50, who can argue with that?
If you're off the beaten track out east, Ifratelli at the top of West Ham Lane in Stratford are pretty hard to beat. Italian family owned, they've been there since 1966. Closed on Mondays like a proper fish and chip shop should be. The traditional reason for this is that people didn't go fishing on Sundays so there would be no fish at the wholesale markets on a Monday morning. So if someone was open on Monday they were selling two day old fish. Doesn't really matter with refrigeration nowadays but it's funny how what once had a good reason begind it has just now become tradition.
😉😉😉😊😊😊 According to the data, the top seven places with the highest rates of overweight or obese people were: South Holland (77.6 percent) West Lindsey (77.3 percent) Wakefield (76.4 percent) South Tyneside (76.3 percent) Hartlepool (76.2 percent) Walsall (75.3 percent) County Durham (75.2 percent)
You’ve got to go to Yorkshire for the best fish and chips, end of. Cooking in beef dripping and using the finest quality haddock is what does it. None of these come close to half a dozen chip shops within a few miles of my house, which will also be half these prices. The Fishcoteque one looked the best of this bunch. That FishPlaice looked dreadful.
I'm from Yorkshire, where fish is always skinned before frying. I don't get why people in the South leave the skin on, as it's clearly the worst part. To each their own though.
All about haddock! My grandad put me onto haddock or rock Cod just isnt as good as it was 20 years ago. Soho will put your off your food 😂 and im a cabbie aswel.
I moved to London from the North. Jeez, I had a chippy from Harrogate the other week. Ridiculous! 10/10. Southerners don’t know how to makeF&C but Brockley Rock’s alright for London
I remember our local fish and chip in Camden Road, Tunbridge Wells having a picture of Arthur Mullard on the wall. Better than John Prescott, I think plus they always had a queue every lunchtime which was something missed these days.
Damn, but this video left me drooling and licking my chops wayyy out here in Oregon, USA. Fishcoteque looks like my plaice, er, place, when I next visit London. 🐟
I am hungry and craving for a good proper British fish and chips. During my days as a foreign student in the 1980s, the meal would be fish n chips, fish bites and chips or chips only, depending on how much money I had in my pocket 😅
Fishcoteque looked the best one.....but you know i really can't stand fish and chips being served IN A BOX...!!! PLEASE fish and chip owners tell me why you use boxes...to me it's about portion control ...they can be stingy with the portions......but surely paper is easier and cheaper..?? I like my fish.....and the chips wrapped in paper so the chips get nice and flavoured from the fish as they mingle together in the enclosed paper....or if i want a portion of chips to take away "open".. they give you hideous plastic trays instead of paper...it drives me nuts Tom....these chippies bang on about still being original but they're not. I just think the cardboard boxes dry out the food ...and i like a bit of grease with fish and chips...not too much but i can't stand dry chips!! x x
I’m an ex Brit living in Sarasota Florida and more several years doing fish and chips reviews on Facebook. So far only 1 restaurant awarded 10/10 Love your video
I love your taxi vlogs, Tom, but it’s also great to have other content as well. Food reviews, places of interest off the beaten track, history. Who better than a friendly, likeable and knowledgeable taxi driver to show us all the real London. Keep up the great work!!!
Should have given rating for health as well ie based on oil used, skin kept on the fish, etc. Also you missed out inclusion of green mushy peas, that was a staple part of the British chippie experience for many growing up!
Fish & chips is a sad summary of British "Cuisine". Terribly unhealthy, brown, and bland. And they often add a side of disgusting mushy peas. Jesus, what is wrong with you people?
Fish not your thing? What about Sandwiches in London?
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Can you do best sunday roast or best sticky toffee pudding with custard (really hard to find)!?
No such thing as best Fish & Chips; because straight out of a deep-fryer they ALL taste of nothing but cooking oil.
Can the restaurants you shown on the video do UPS Export Next Day Air to New York, USA? Just want fresh London fish and chips without flying in.
The first loved simple meals of the early naval crew
The only thing I've learned from watching a half dozen fish-and-chips shootout videos is that no one can agree on which place is the best. It seems to be completely subjective.
I have 1 rule in life, "Never buy fish and chips from somewhere which also sells southern fried chicken or donner kebab"
100% agree
Same thing. I have rule about Asian restaurants selling Chinese food with Sushi or Thai foods together. Just not professional to me.
I only buy a Fish supper from Italian Fish and Chip shops. Fact
Not bad if that’s the only rule you got h 😊
Wish I had your life. I have 2 things that rule my life.
Gotta try the Laughing Halibut on Strutton Ground.
@tom…no Fryers Delight?
Pretty sure Fishcoteque is where my dad and I went one year some time ago. We got into a black cab and asked the driver to take us to his favorite chip shop, and he even went inside with us and ordered himself lunch. Aaron Eckhart was in there eating, too.
Please include Seashell of Lisson Grove in your next review.
Great suggestion, will do that in the non Central London video
I think you should try the Mayfair chippie it's spot on Tom taken my whole family there a few times and they all love it 👍🏻👍🏻
If you thought that London had the best Fish and Chips mate. Then I think that you should definitely go to Barry Island in South Wales and try their Chips from O Shea's as their Chips are by far the best Chips that I have ever had tasted and they were absolutely phenomenal and they are just absolutely fantastic Tom. By the way Tom I have subscribed to your channel I hope you don't mind mate.
Amazed that you didn't go to the
Fryers Delight on Theobald's Road. Always black cabs parked outside.
Crucial questions:
1. Do any of these places charge for chip forks?
2. How much extra for gravy?
Criteria was 20 minute walk of Trafalgar square. Otherwise too many to consider
@@TomtheTaxiDriver Sorry missed that bit
I really need some orbital fasteners now 😂
Did you do all of them in one day including finishing each portion?
Can you request it without the he skin?
The Fryer's Delight.
19 Theobalds Rd, London WC1X 8SL
Old school fish and chips and 10.50 👍
Definitely this one ☝️
Worst fish n chips I’ve ever had,rancid old oil that hasn’t been changed for about 15 years,sorry !
One of the few places that cook with Tallow
And back in the day this used to be a real cabbies place….always heavily patronised by the trade. There’s a rank round the corner but you could even park up outside…
I always remember a punter coming in and asking the cabbies busily eating their fish suppers if anyone would take him to Kings Cross. You can guess the collective reply he received…!!
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Could walk to Kings Cross from there!@@mrnickyexit
13.60 £ good Price.😂😂😂😂😂😂 People in London live in a parallel Universum.
Love the video Tom, but it made me laugh at @4:40 when you said "That's the great thing about the Fish n Chip experience is finding a wall or a bench", then you end up just eating it standing up 🤣😞.
£14.60 for the first one. I'm gonna get angry watching this. I pay half that price for bigger and better up in the north
Us northerners would die if we payed that price 😂😂
Price of doing business in that London unfortunately. I grew up 20 miles from Whitby and I would guess its £10 or so for fish and chips from most places.
@kirklamplugh5062 £7.50 round here. Just outside Leeds
Worked and lived in whitby for couple years and loved it. Think it's only that expensive in the tourist traps.
@@GittosGaming perfectly fair but Tom is covering very central London areas in this piece, so thats the comparison. Its not like he's checking out prices in Hounslow or Wood Green. I bet The Magpie and Hadleys in Whitby are probably 12 quid for takeaway.
My fav local chippy is Mr Chips in the City of Salford.
Regular Cod/Haddock & Chips costs £7.75 (6oz)
Large Cod/Haddock & Chips £9.45 (8oz)
Small Cod/Haddock & Chips (small) with Mushy Peas £4.50 (3oz)
I think one great thing about most chippies is the large portions of chips so me and the partner will get two fish and share a portion of chips. It’s more than enough for us.
I'm the total opposite when it comes to skin on the fish. Not for me at all.
Back in the day it was The Seashell of Lisson Grove for me.
Was going to comment the same it’s very good lots of cabs outside too so must be a cabbie favourite
10 yrs ago, this was the best. disappointed when went back in sept 23,
“You don’t look like a cab driver.” Keep eating all that fish and chips and it won’t take long.
What is crazy to me is how this channel is still under 100k subs.
Its because he eats fish n chips without mushy peas.
Some of these prices feel rather expensive, here in South West England, you can buy fish and chips for under £10.
the rent in london is a lot higher
That is rare now, and you know it
Kebab and chips for us is £12, fish and chips about £10. Norfolk.
But your salaries are lower on average than the people buying fish and chips in London (or pints) - free market means prices will inflate yo what the market it will pay (accommodating the cost of doing business)
I can get a fish dinner (with a massive fish) for £8 in Liverpool and as its a fish dinner you get mushy peas and either curry or gravy with it
£6.99 fish chips and mushy peas at mine in the north. Delicious as well.
Glad to see Poppies is still going. Had some good fish & chips from there over the years.
The Sea Shell on Lisson Grove, any of the Sutton and Sons, and the one on the top of Poland St, been there ages but think it's changed names a few times now, and the Golden Hind on Marylebone Lane. Mental about Fishcoteque, been past there, literally, hundreds of times, and never been tempted to stop. Always thought it looked like it would be awful. Nice surprise that.
Sea shell used to be good years gone right down the pan
SeaShell is terrible now
Two of my favourites are Kennedy's on Goswell Road and Fish Central, on Central Street.
I agree with you . Been giving them both business for over 20 years .
I like fish and chips. Loved the video. But I am a little confused. NO TOMATO KETCHUP. REALLY.
£14.60 jeezus wept 😂
about the same as a pint of lager
For me, Golden Union off Oxford Street does the trick. Eaten there a bunch of times now, and their Haddock & Chips pretty much always hits the spot. Their soft swirl afterwards is perfect to round off the meal.
No such thing as a decent fish and chip shop south of Stoke on Trent as for London forget it !
Are you sure they really are made fresh? So many shops no longer make fresh batter and pick the fish out of a box with a coating on it already. Chips are similarly coming from a pre cut bag ie brought to the shop pre cut. Also you don’t really go for tartar sauce, gherkin or pickled onion? I can’t eat them without.
Why are people trying to compare central london prices to some remote chip shop in their local town 🤦♂️
Because they are idiots, you want to ask them how much their houses cost.
Tom finally does Fishcotheque
Found it a couple of years ago when looking for a good chippie to take an American friend to... definitely not disappointed
For me, the best chippy in London is my local chippy, Ken’s Fish Bar. It featured on Somebody Feed Phil on Netflix and Jay Rayner has said it’s the best, if that’s anything to go by.
Chips are great, fish is great as batter is great.
(Its in South-East London, between Dulwich and Herne Hill)
I can’t wait to try this one day, was a great feature in that episode
@@TomtheTaxiDriverIf you do an episode of fish and chip shops outside of central, definitely feature them. 11/10 quality and Ken is really friendly !
I agree. I love Ken’s fish and chips.
Kens is the best in south
I would also add Station Fish Bar outside West Ham Station. Fish is superb , loads of chips which are perfection and their Southern Fried Chicken is the best I have had.
You should consider trying different Mash and Pie Shops (eg. Manze, Cooke)
You'll be making him eat eels next!
Now you’re talking. Goddard’s in Greenwich gets my vote. Sad they couldn’t stay in their old shop but even being across the road in Greenwich Market it’s just as good and single/single for £5.50 is a bargain all things considered.
Should have gone to Masters Superfish in Waterloo.... pricey but best f&c in my opinion.
I can't believe Hobson's is in this review!! I'm from Chicago and come here every time I visit London. I always felt like nobody knew about this place but me😂.
Great to watch all your You Tube streams I was born in London lived there for 27 years growing up we used to to admire the London cab drivers due to the knowledge that you have to learn
Keep them coming..
Do you know Mark the taxi driver done a best fish and chip stream.
Best regards
85 year old silver surfer
Love this style of video! It's very Insider food tours style!
Visited London for the first time last summer and landed on Fishcotheque - delighted to see it come out on top here! Had a great experience with it.
I've actually sat where you were sat at Waterloo but with a kebab from the place over the road. Really entertaining video.
Korean fried chicken at fish and chips place?
Greetings from the land of Heung Min Son.
Many thanks for informative upload.
Nope. Stick to taxis and eels pal. I love ya channel but you’ve got no chance of finding decent fish and chips in London. That city is the reason everyone thinks we’re a joke. Go up north, that’s where the proper stuff is.
I think Rock or Rock salmon is dogfish. The name was made up by marketing people because it sounded better.
Sorry Tom, I really enjoy watching your videos, but you need to eat outside of London and recalibrate your fish and chips expectations! Prices were high, portion sizes tiny and none looked flakey and crispy..... No good review should include the word moist when it comes to cod and chips!
It’s a pity there aren’t many good chippies in London. Toffs in Muswell is my favourite but even that isn’t anywhere close to the quality of a northern seaside town
The chippy on Pembridge Road near the mini roundabout is a nice one
I trust a cabbie far more than so-called influencers
Ain't cheap nomore,i prefer haddock &chips no skin don't like very small chips you can end up with.always takaway never a sit down restaurant.. salt & vinegar or squeeze of fresh lemon the batter makes the meal,chips is the filler sometimes the fish can be abit inconsequential if you know what i mean.i hate the fish if its too dry especially on the ends,we call it rigour.good old moist tastey fish anyday..
Fishcotheque… love that place! Used to frequent there when I worked at NT
The Seashell of Lisson Grove - still the best and caters for all budgets. You can dine in and have the full works washed down with a lovely chilled Chablis or just go for a takeout. Never been disappointed.
I grew up round the corner from the sea Shell, many years ago, well before their current location. It was always great.
lol who are these self professed food critics. Can these hipsters even cook?
Such a personal thing, a regular topic of conversation on the rank...fishcoteque looked great.
Go to Whitby for the real thing ❤
How about Sea Fresh on Wilton Road in Pimlico? Just a few days ago, I spent £6.50 on 3 cod pieces & chips (although I was given 4). OK, it’s not your traditional ‘fish’ as it’s the smaller cod pieces. But at £6.50, who can argue with that?
Only thing that will get battered in London chippy is ya wallet
Did anyone else spot the real Routemaster going past at 1:52.
Priceless.
Nice to see promotion of other Traditional forms of London Transport. 😎
If you're off the beaten track out east, Ifratelli at the top of West Ham Lane in Stratford are pretty hard to beat. Italian family owned, they've been there since 1966.
Closed on Mondays like a proper fish and chip shop should be. The traditional reason for this is that people didn't go fishing on Sundays so there would be no fish at the wholesale markets on a Monday morning. So if someone was open on Monday they were selling two day old fish. Doesn't really matter with refrigeration nowadays but it's funny how what once had a good reason begind it has just now become tradition.
Ur better with haddock and chips, a lot tastier than cod, more popular here in Scotland!
If it ain't fried in beef dripping it ain't fish and chips.
Beef dripping or not has to be a factor
I’m a new subscriber 🇬🇧✅. From Los Angeles CA. Great Reviews. Cheers 🥂 .
Toff’s of Muswell Hill
This must have been a very fun video to film! Haha
Best fish n chips I ever had was in Whitby
Please tell me that you ate all five fish suppers on the same day!
We never have skin on in the north….disgusting
Deep fried in seed oil, super disgusting.
lovely stuff
Southern fish and chips is depressing, so tiny !
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According to the data, the top seven places with the highest rates of overweight or obese people were:
South Holland (77.6 percent)
West Lindsey (77.3 percent)
Wakefield (76.4 percent)
South Tyneside (76.3 percent)
Hartlepool (76.2 percent)
Walsall (75.3 percent)
County Durham (75.2 percent)
I know expensive in London but I live in Manchester is good fish & chip worth £7.00p is cheap 😊. I like in City of London is very nice place 😊.
You’ve got to go to Yorkshire for the best fish and chips, end of. Cooking in beef dripping and using the finest quality haddock is what does it. None of these come close to half a dozen chip shops within a few miles of my house, which will also be half these prices. The Fishcoteque one looked the best of this bunch. That FishPlaice looked dreadful.
Sorry mate my favorite and I Grew up with Mr.Fish Queens Pk station. Can’t miss it on the corner !! 👍🏾👍🏾
Skin on fish, right…
I'm from Yorkshire, where fish is always skinned before frying. I don't get why people in the South leave the skin on, as it's clearly the worst part. To each their own though.
I'd suggest Fish! kitchen in borough market. Worked for KCL and divided time between Guy's Campus and James Clerk Maxwell Building
All about haddock! My grandad put me onto haddock or rock Cod just isnt as good as it was 20 years ago. Soho will put your off your food 😂 and im a cabbie aswel.
Try Masters superfish Waterloo road think £11 cod n chips takeaway
I moved to London from the North. Jeez, I had a chippy from Harrogate the other week. Ridiculous! 10/10. Southerners don’t know how to makeF&C but Brockley Rock’s alright for London
I remember our local fish and chip in Camden Road, Tunbridge Wells having a picture of Arthur Mullard on the wall. Better than John Prescott, I think plus they always had a queue every lunchtime which was something missed these days.
Southerners make me laugh. Cods is only good for fish cakes. Haddock every time with skin off. But then you eat saveloys and dog fish😅😅😅😅
That chip on your shoulder is getting heavy, you should take it off.
I actually prefer cod or haddock with the skin on, it gives it better flavour.
I like Seashell in Lisson Grove - best fish and chips in London!
Got to try Fryers delight on Theobalds road, central, round corner from Holborn station, they only take cash but trust me, proper worth it!!
Damn, but this video left me drooling and licking my chops wayyy out here in Oregon, USA. Fishcoteque looks like my plaice, er, place, when I next visit London. 🐟
I am hungry and craving for a good proper British fish and chips. During my days as a foreign student in the 1980s, the meal would be fish n chips, fish bites and chips or chips only, depending on how much money I had in my pocket 😅
ponele limón al pescado chuppapijja kjjjj , Che que "compleja" la gastronomía inglesa: fish & chips😂
Fishcoteque looked the best one.....but you know i really can't stand fish and chips being served IN A BOX...!!! PLEASE fish and chip owners tell me why you use boxes...to me it's about portion control ...they can be stingy with the portions......but surely paper is easier and cheaper..?? I like my fish.....and the chips wrapped in paper so the chips get nice and flavoured from the fish as they mingle together in the enclosed paper....or if i want a portion of chips to take away "open".. they give you hideous plastic trays instead of paper...it drives me nuts Tom....these chippies bang on about still being original but they're not. I just think the cardboard boxes dry out the food ...and i like a bit of grease with fish and chips...not too much but i can't stand dry chips!! x x
respect on the baracuta jacket
I’m an ex Brit living in Sarasota Florida and more several years doing fish and chips reviews on Facebook. So far only 1 restaurant awarded 10/10
Love your video
I love your taxi vlogs, Tom, but it’s also great to have other content as well. Food reviews, places of interest off the beaten track, history. Who better than a friendly, likeable and knowledgeable taxi driver to show us all the real London. Keep up the great work!!!
In my local In Edinburgh and was going to have fish and chips , but it's £16 50p, so won't bother.; I will make something at home instead.
Should have given rating for health as well ie based on oil used, skin kept on the fish, etc. Also you missed out inclusion of green mushy peas, that was a staple part of the British chippie experience for many growing up!
skin on for me
As tha nowt moist?
Yes. Vinegar 😉
Fishcotheque my old haunt in the 80s was good then.
Anyone remember Cousins up the road by St Georges Circus in London Road Saveloys were the best.
Fish & chips is a sad summary of British "Cuisine". Terribly unhealthy, brown, and bland. And they often add a side of disgusting mushy peas. Jesus, what is wrong with you people?
Only “£360 quid” for fish and chips in London, and that includes salt and vinegar! Bargain 😂
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Could try the Laughing Halibut, 38 Strutton Ground
Fishcotheque, great food, great price with a touch of Insult....taxi driver remarks to a white dude....
Best I've tried is the ideal fish bar in pinner, northwest London, pretty far from the centre but they do some of the best fish and chips I've had!