FOOD NEWS
The 12 Best Fish And Chips Spots In The U.K.
By D.G. Sciortino
1. The Mermaid Fish Bar
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The Mermaid Fish Bar is in the seaside town of Barmouth in Gwynedd County, Wales. The award-winning eatery has served a no-frills menu of fried seafood favorites since 1964.
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This family-owned operation serves the freshest and highest quality ingredients with fish caught by neighborhood fishermen. It boasts a 4.5 rating on Trip Advisor.
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2. Morton's Ballycastle
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Recently crowned as the U.K.'s best seaside fish and chip shop by The Sunday Times, Morton's has gained a reputation for its ultra-fresh seafood and outstanding service.
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In Ballycastle, Co Antrim (Northern Ireland), you'll find haddock, sole, prawns, lobster, and crab plucked from the waters behind Morton's and sold at its adjacent fish shop.
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3. The Magpie Cafe
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The Magpie Cafe is a renowned restaurant in Whitby, Yorkshire, housed in a historic structure that dates back to 1750. It was turned into the restaurant we know today in 1939.
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It has an upscale menu and a fish and chips menu, offering fresh seafood fried in traditional beef dripping and served with homemade tartar sauce, lemon, and fries or a salad.
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4. The Bay Fish & Chips
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The Bay Fish & Chips in Stonehaven, Scotland, is committed to using local, sustainably, and responsibly sourced seafood to minimize its environmental impact.
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The chip shop has won several awards since it opened in 2006 and has a 4.5-star rating on Trip Advisor and Yelp.
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5. Anstruther Fish Bar
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The award-winning Anstruther Fish Bar and Restaurant in Fife, Scotland, uses certified, sustainably sourced, local fish from Seafish Responsible Fishing Scheme.
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A customer gave a 5-star rating on Trip Advisor, saying, "The batter is so light and crispy leaving a juicy but tender fish within. The chips are also crispy and not soaking in oil."
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