Question for wine/beer drinkers....

Simple solution: cut out the fish and chips and get stuck in to some booze.

The hot tea stops the melted cow fat from setting in the mouth and leaving a beefy aftertaste imo. Essential.

Because, come Friday, by the sound of it, your liver is in great need of a rest.

chablis goes well with fish and chips, imo

one of the mysteries of life  i find the same with egg and chips!!!

I can't afford fish and chips and have a drink!
My local chippy..

HADDOCK
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White, flaky, boneless, skin-on line caught MSC Haddock with chips and peas.

Fried - £13.45
Steamed/Grilled - £14.45

It's just a chip shop, nothing fancy but they get away with charging prices like that which to me is a bit fierce and I refuse to pay it on principle even though I do like a nice piece of haddock. I'd rather get a couple of tuna steaks and do a stir fry with it at home for half the price and have a bottle of dry white for the same amount of dosh.

I hope you get a little tag with the fisherman's name on it slippy 

the vinegar on your chips as good as some of the wines the supermarkets flog you

P.S. I had to look up what exactly a M.S.C. caught fish meant

Crikey Slippy, what is the name of this chippy and where is it?? You live in Sth London don't you?

fish and chips twice for £9.90 at local

rather too many chips, but you dont need to eat em all

Paulypaul, it's called Olley's which is in Herne Hill just down the road from me.

https://www.olleys.info/Home/?message=0

https://www.olleys.info/Menu/Restaurant/Fish/

Looks nice Slippy. The fish must be out of this world because everything else seems reasonably priced to me!

Cod n chips in Whitstable harbour, £6.95 , anything fresher is still swimming, absolutely gorgeous, my dad lives near there, i'm happy to drive there, to meet him once a week , from my village in north essex.. well worth the 140 mile round trip. i've Seen Suggs in there a few times as well..

I doubt whether cod from Whistable is any fresher than from anywhere else. It's caught then frozen.

"White, flaky, boneless, skin-on line caught MSC Haddock with chips and peas.

Fried - £13.45
Steamed/Grilled - £14.45"

Jesus, Slippy!
You can buy a whole row of terraced houses in Stoke for that price!

donny osmond
chablis goes well with fish and chips, imo

Philistine! And yet another reason why we shouldn't vote Labour.
Barrs Irn-Bru a must with fish n chips, nowt else acceptable.

Funny that, totally agree. I wouldn't want a beer with fish and chips and like tea (or maybe a diet coke) but I'd hate tea with a curry, it needs BEER!

Noticed some news article the other day about some posh restaurant serving fish sperm on the menu.

Not for me!

I'd be worried about getting pregnant

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Paulypaul, it's called Olley's which is in Herne Hill just down the road from me.


Is that the one opposite the large park, SB?

half a Guiness with you porridge imo

Yes Kenny mann, it's bang opposite Brockwell Park.

Bloody hell....they certainly know how to charge!

Haddock £13.45
Chips £3.00
Mushy Peas £2.50

Total £18.95

and if you want to make it more of an event...
Five pieces of Calamari £4.95

I was drinking at Herne Hill the other day, we got talking to a bloke on the train home and turned out he was the owner of Olleys.

Checked the website the next day and , like others. was staggered by the prices.

My local chippy, The Big Catch, in Beckenham does fish for about £5.70 and £2 for a standard portion of chips which is usually more than enough for me.

That's for a takeaway but if you eat in its around £10 mark.

Were you in The Commercial lovegod, opposite the train station? I go in there quite often and pop next door to Betfreds to watch a few races. It has to be the scruffiest bookies in South London! I have been in the revamped Half Moon a couple of times but not so keen on it and the meal we had there before Christmas was quite frankly extremely mediocre and very overpriced. The Crown And Greyhound in the village (a.k.a. The Dog) is OK for a couple of jars.

SB

It was the Saturday before New Year.

We started in the Commercial, then the Prince Regent followed by the Florence then to the Canopy Brewery underneath the arches down the road from Olleys. Have also been in the Half Moon.

We went about a month before, never been drinking in Herne Hill although been through many times on the train. Easy to get to from Beckenham.

Thought all the places we went were ok in different ways.

Been to the Crown and Greyhound many many years ago.

Been past the Alleyns Head on the train, think you've mentioned it before, its an Ember Inn so the interior will probably look like the Railway, West Wickham or the Black Horse at Locksbottom or the Queens Head in Chislehurst?

Fish & Chips, Sydney style....

Tomorrow I will be enjoying a Large Haddock Fillet with chips, mushy peas, tea and bread and butter,
for total £12.20.

Btw, I'm not greedy, as I will be sharing some of mine, with my nieces little girl.

http://www.kingfisherrestaurant.co.uk/about-us/

I used to go there every week with my young daughter, kids were free in those days. Then over the road for a look at the canal and a pint at the Navigation.

You are all out of order.
The ONLY pub worth going to is The Great Western Wolverhampton.
Holden's Black Country Mild THE ONLY drink to have (the south is a desert as far as mild goes)
(If it  was in a shed in Millwall I would still praise the place hahah)
I Make special journeys all the way to this place.  You can have long interesting conversations with greyhounds (even with their barefooted owner(yes I know!!) and many other interesting people)

Very friendly staff (nice girls)  lots of basic grub - stews a particular favourite.
Wolverhampton's reputation is not a great one but

there is football, horseracing, and at monmore green - dogs and speedway

just saying.

Our local chippy west landan 11.50  and they do my batter extra crispy cooked to order