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    Local one is £7.90 regular or £10.60 large for cod and chips add £2.30 for the sausage. The portions are small and the quality not great.
    Head a bit further and it’s £6.50 in the county town for regular cod and chips and £1.90 for a sausage, plenty of chips in a regular portion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Franky Four Fingers View Post
    Any locals in Devon I’m guessing would know Squires in Braunton? Without doubt the best fish and chips I’ve ever had and well worth the money. I’ve only ever eat in and if I remember correctly it was about £15 for fish and chips, peas and bread, included tea I’m sure....I would have no issues paying £20 plus
    Another vote for Squires Seafood Restaurant in Braunton. Been a fan for many years. Was in North Devon a few weeks ago. Went 3 times in a week. It’s that good!

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    I tend to try and avoid chips and go for fish if it's of reasonable quality.

    I can't quite remember the exact price but I'm fairly sure it's between £6 and £8 depending on the size - usually cod but sometimes haddock.

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    A local chippy to me does small fish and chips for £4.20 and it’s plenty big enough for one.
    Not to the standard on the Yorkshire coast, but I’ve never found anywhere that is.
    It’s delicious white flaky fish and the chips are great, nice and crispy and not at all greasy.

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    Local one is £3.50 for a fish then its a small/regular/large chips so from another £1 to £2.50 I think. was at a lovely one in Great Eccleston which did cod, haddock or hake. The hake was £5 plus the chips. Had 3 x fish and chips (1 x hake, small and regular cod) and it came to £17 I think. Got regular chips

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    Prices have been going up very slowly since i can remember back in the 1990`s, it is not a sudden thing in the last few months.

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    Not had fish n chips locally for at least a couple of years, so no idea what prices are like in Darlo now, but had a shock camping down south this summer, daughter wanted fish n chips for her birthday tea, best part of £40 for 2 adult and 2 kid portions from a place in Maidenhead

    Quote Originally Posted by Rod View Post
    £8.53 for regular f&c and a sausage at my chippy in Darlington.
    Where do you get yours from Rod? Used to get ours from Hurworth, but that had gone down hill a bit last time i went

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    Quote Originally Posted by Humptynumpty View Post
    Lol, true Vic true!
    Now what's this liquor stuff us Oop north have heard rumours about? 
    Fit for a King! The chili vinegar is not an option.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bigvic View Post
    Fit for a King! The chili vinegar is not an option.

    I hope that you feel better soon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigvic View Post
    Fit for a King! The chili vinegar is not an option.


    What even is that?

    So clever my foot fell off.

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    Assuming you don't mean the pie(s) or the mash...it's parsley sauce, normally made from stock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wimm View Post
    https://www.dalifishandchips.com/

    It's a bit of pain to get to in the car as there isn't any parking but I sneak in behind the shop and don't hang around for long.

    They are pretty good as chippies go, the fish is usually fried to order so doesn't hang around under the light for long. They used to to sell locally made pies too which were much butter than the not so Pukka muck they sell now.
    We'll have to give it a try, we use Rumbles in Sawbo or the one in Hatfield Heath

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    Does the one pie up, one pie down presentation signify anything?

    And changing the subject, do they do discounts for masons?

    Asking for a friend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigvic View Post
    Fit for a King! The chili vinegar is not an option.

    Indeed!

    Of course I like some stewed eels with that too.

    Proper cockney scoff.

    Manzes, Tower Bridge road.
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    It's only about 7 quid here for large fish and small chips (mushy peas are our preference over curry sauce, although both work for me!)

    As an aside, we recently started doing our fortnightly (not weekly, got to watch the waistline!) chippy tea again and as our new house is a 60 second walk from a really good Chinese chippy we've got the kids a bit more adventurous with trying new stuff. A few weeks ago my wife asked me to go and get crispy duck and pancakes as a starter for something she'd cooked. Half a duck - 20 notes!!! I'll be catching and plucking my own from now on.

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    Small cod - £3.50
    Small cod and chips - £4.00
    Large cod - £7.00
    Large cod and chips - £8.00
    Small/Large curry sauce £0.80/£1.00

    Large cod is always cooked to order.

    Back in the day i could smash a large cod and chips, now i cant manage a small cod and chips, always have some chips leftover, i am a regular and the guy loads my chips so probably thats why.

    every now and again i do partake in a mixed donner burger with chilli and mayo. yum!

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    As a kid its used to cosy me 9p for chips and 9p for a fishcake ( the proper one that eddie will know ) ..........

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    Quote Originally Posted by adrianw View Post
    My wife calls them lips and arses

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    Knew I shouldn’t have read this thread mid afternoon! Had to come and get fish and chips for tea. £7.75 for a haddock supper here in the North of Scotland.


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    Quote Originally Posted by demonloop View Post
    £6.00 - £6.50 for the cod supper in rural Northern Ireland, which includes peas

    Sausage would be an extra quid
    Is the gondola restaurant and takeaway still on the go?

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    Quote Originally Posted by adrianw View Post
    We'll have to give it a try, we use Rumbles in Sawbo or the one in Hatfield Heath
    I went to the one at Hatfield Heath a while back. I can't remember enough to say how the two compare but I think they are of a similar quality Dali may be a smidge better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigvic View Post
    Fit for a King! The chili vinegar is not an option.

    I could murder pie ‘n’ mash. Not had double pie, mash and liquor for at least 3 years.

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    Two places that were close to me. One half mile and second 1.5. Both gone. They only used halibut and prices got so high that sales slowed down and also due to age of the owners

    2 fish, one chips was $17.00 Canadian. Going on about 10 - 12 years since they closed up

    I started breading my own and then just decided to buy already done breaded fish and heat it up in the oven.

    Not the same, but a box is good for around 4 meals

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    Currently in W Yorkshire. Last night from the Park Road fish shop in Bingley (excellent):-

    2x fish & chips
    I large curry sauce
    1 large mushy peas
    1 pickled egg

    Price: £15.65

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sinnlover View Post
    I could murder pie ‘n’ mash. Not had double pie, mash and liquor for at least 3 years.
    What is this liquor you speak off? Surely it can’t beat chip shop gravy?

    Around £7.95 for a Cod supper in non-rural N.I.

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    Bleddy hell, I can remember when you couldn't even carry £10''s worth of fish and chips never mind eat them. 😀

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jega View Post
    Bleddy hell, I can remember when you couldn't even carry £10''s worth of fish and chips never mind eat them. 
    Back in the 60s fish and chips x3 plus a fishcake for the dog cost 5 shillings, Ossett had 5 fish shops within 300 yards plus several others around the outskirts. Quality and quantity was variable to say the least but it was always a cheap meal. Prices started to rise sharply in the 70s , a consequence of joining the EU in ‘73 and the so- called ‘ cod war’ dispute relating to fishing rights in Icelandic waters.

    As I’ve got older I find fish and chips harder to digest. Trying to drink beer after a plate of fish and chips is a no-no thesedays.

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    A good point
    I never have a cold drink with fish and chips
    Got to be a cup of tea to wash the grease down.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Tetley View Post
    What is this liquor you speak off? Surely it can’t beat chip shop gravy?

    Around £7.95 for a Cod supper in non-rural N.I.
    With pie n mash it has to be liquor.

    Parsley sauce made with the juice / jelly from jellied eels. Yum.


    Haddock, chips, mushy peas and with bread and butter for a butty was £14.10 in my local plaice (see what I did there) unsurprisingly they closed down…
    The rough and ready local chippy is much better and about £10 for fish n chips
    Last edited by Sinnlover; 4th November 2021 at 14:48.

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    All this talk of fish & chips made me want some. At lunch time I tried a local one I haven’t used before that had good reviews.
    Lunchtime special of fish, chips and mushy peas was £4.00. I thought it would be a small portion, but turned out it was enormous and I couldn’t finish it all. I’m currently lying on the sofa feeling quite sick.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sinnlover View Post
    With pie n mash it has to be liquor.

    Parsley sauce made with the juice / jelly from jellied eels. Yum.

    Damn it I was going to have a Manzes and then I read what the Liquor is made of (eel juice) and I'm out. I suppose they have gravy or something else as another option?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryanb741 View Post
    Damn it I was going to have a Manzes and then I read what the Liquor is made of (eel juice) and I'm out. I suppose they have gravy or something else as another option?
    I don’t think of it, lock it out of your mind….
    Does it taste good? That’s all that matters

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sinnlover View Post
    I don’t think of it, lock it out of your mind….
    Does it taste good? That’s all that matters
    Yep fair enough. I had Richmond sausages for breakfast this am and I can't imagine the finest cuts of pork were packed into them!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryanb741 View Post
    Yep fair enough. I had Richmond sausages for breakfast this am and I can't imagine the finest cuts of pork were packed into them!
    Richmond sausages? that’s disgusting…

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    Richmond sausages? You're sacrificing too much to get that Tesla Ryan. Step too far.

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    Richmond sausages? You're sacrificing too much to get that Tesla Ryan. Step too far.
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    Buckled last night after months on the wagon... two standard Haddock suppers £17.00 and a single white pudding £3.60.

    Robbery!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryanb741 View Post
    Yep fair enough. I had Richmond sausages for breakfast this am and I can't imagine the finest cuts of pork were packed into them!
    I don’t think you need worry. Likely never been near a pig.

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    I’m more triggered by Richmond sausages than eel gravy.

    They are the worst sausages I’ve ever consumed, no texture or flavour - do your taste buds a favour & buy from a good butcher.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mj2k View Post
    I’m more triggered by Richmond sausages than eel gravy.

    They are the worst sausages I’ve ever consumed, no texture or flavour - do your taste buds a favour & buy from a good butcher.


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    Agree, even supermarket own brand 'extra special' or Black farmer are infinitely better than those pink tubes of gloop

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    Lorne sausage yum yum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brighty View Post
    Agree, even supermarket own brand 'extra special' or Black farmer are infinitely better than those pink tubes of gloop

    Also agree. Even the thought of them makes me feel queesy - and I'm not joking.

    And yet, my 13 year old son loves them. They are his favourite sausages...
    So clever my foot fell off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by number2 View Post
    Lorne sausage yum yum.
    +1 love it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hood View Post
    No idea where that is

    £9.50 for angel cut(whatever that is) haddock and chips in Glasgow South side
    A family chippy night involves credit cards these days
    Just realised we probably live in the same suburb…Hook on Ayr Road?

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    On the southside of Glasgow ,Catch in giffnock is £9.50 and Salt and vinegar in shawlands is £7.50 ,they are some of the better ones ,lots of terrible quality places about.

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    Large haddock chips and peas here about £9,
    One of my favourite pubs, The Minerva, does a “chip shop basket” which is a small (more like medium)!haddock, proper home made chips, Pattie (with fish so possibly illegal in Hull) and a spam fritter, proper home made mushy peas and home made very thick tartare sauce. £10.75. It’s fantastic and a struggle to finish it all even for a supersized chap like me. With a couple of pints 🍺 of excellent real ale it’s a no brainier for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by adrianw View Post
    We'll have to give it a try, we use Rumbles in Sawbo or the one in Hatfield Heath
    Been to Rumbles! My oldest mate lives in sawbo, not been down for a while though he usually escapes back up north
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    Quote Originally Posted by MattMM View Post
    Just realised we probably live in the same suburb…Hook on Ayr Road?
    Yes bang on
    Preferred it as Demarcos

    I've done them a disservice as I just checked and it's £9.15 for a fish supper.
    Last edited by Hood; 4th November 2021 at 20:01.

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    My local chipoy varies from £10 for a standard fish and chips up to £30 for lobster and chips.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ktmog6uk View Post
    Been to Rumbles! My oldest mate lives in sawbo, not been down for a while though he usually escapes back up north
    It’s a mile from me

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