How much is Fish & Chips where you are?

[trickywoo]

Why put the peas on top of the chips?

[beko1987]

Our usual order is 1 large cod, 1 large portion of chips (depending on who is serving we go for large (for the skinflint) or medium for the younger one who piles them on) and 2 battered sausages, pot of mushy peas and 2 cans of Rio for me and 'er indoors - £12.80

They do a Thame Burger though ('The Chippy' for anyone familiar with thame) which is about a fiver, and is 2 1/2 pounders, ring of pineapple, 2 fried eggs and a few slices of bacon, that's a good burger! Depends on who is serving as to how good it is though, the guy who works there does it well as he says '15 mins', rather than one of the girls who get it out in 8 and it's not quite as good.

[LeadFarmer]

JKRolling said:

Fish and chips with mushy pea's from the local shop. Fish is about 6-7 cm thick. Cost about £6.50

Fish, chips, peas & roe. My favourite combination

[LeadFarmer]

Pferdestarke said:

Circa £4.50 from Doncaster Market. The best I've had in years.

Nice

Is the chip shop obvious to find when at the markets? I might try it next time I'm there.

[The Mad Monk]

Roger645 said:

In the sight of Twickers Rugby Ground 6 quid from a really good chippy.

Where's that?

[The Mad Monk]

Countdown said:

Fish varies from £2.25 up to £3.60
Chips from £1.05 to £1.50

North Manchester

That's the cheapest yet!

[JKRolling]

LeadFarmer said:

JKRolling said:

Fish and chips with mushy pea's from the local shop. Fish is about 6-7 cm thick. Cost about £6.50

Fish, chips, peas & roe. My favourite combination

It was really good. Fish was really thick and cooked to perfection with really thin crisp batter. Thats a medium fish i have just realised. I did see a post in here that alluded to those not living by the coast not knowing what a large fish is but i would have to disagree. Having eaten F&C by the sea at many places I'm yet to find anywhere that is better that a good black country chippy.

[Countdown]

LeadFarmer said:

I was in the Wetherby branch yesterday, in the restaurant. Large haddock, chips, peas, bread & butter, pot of tea was £13.40

That batter's too thick. It should be light and bubbly. It also seems quite pricy for oop North.

[Countdown]

The Mad Monk said:

Countdown said:

Fish varies from £2.25 up to £3.60
Chips from £1.05 to £1.50

North Manchester

That's the cheapest yet!

I stand corrected - they've put their prices up

https://kingfishernq.com/menu/

[jas xjr]

how about this for a quid ? near birmingham.

[Timbergiant]

Locally the decent one in Redcar is £5.10 for fish and chips, and I think the other good one In Saltburn is about the same.

[AMG Merc]

jas xjr said:

how about this for a quid ? near birmingham.

Absolute bargain, especially as they threw in a memory stick

[joscal]

Pferdestarke said:

Circa £4.50 from Doncaster Market. The best I've had in years.

That's looks perfect.

[jas xjr]

AMG Merc said:

jas xjr said:

how about this for a quid ? near birmingham.

Absolute bargain, especially as they threw in a memory stick

the lighter was there for scale

[weeowen]

Fish & Chip Special from here: https://take-a-way.co.uk/menu/5258/carvers-sho...

For £3.55 there is plenty including mushy peas.

[Vyse]

Is that a battered gecko tail?

jas xjr said:

how about this for a quid ? near birmingham.

[KungFuPanda]

Countdown said:

I stand corrected - they've put their prices up

https://kingfishernq.com/menu/

Get on Groupon lad. Two meals for £9.

[MissChief]

Now admittedly it's a subsidised works canteen but Haddock, chips and peas or beans, £2! Pretty good too and you can choose breaded or battered. From the chippy it's £6 for a large fish supper.

[blueg33]

jas xjr said:

how about this for a quid ? near birmingham.

I would pay a bit more and go to Bedders in Birmingham

[Hainey]

£6+ here in central Scotland for a large fish supper which I think is a total rip off.