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ChrissyRyan

October 17, 2026, 02:27:43 PM
A good British fish and chips meal can be so satisfying!


Here is a good one in Flagstaff, AZ; but, there are other good ones too stateside.

https://www.evansfishandchips.com/ 🔗


The chippy is a little more wide than a window and a door (see pictures at its Web site.)


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ChrissyRyan

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October 18, 2026, 06:30:15 PM
At the British chippy places, if you just order "fish and chips" what type of fish is served up by default? 
I realize that you may be able to order a specific type of fish also.


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Devlyn ✅

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Yesterday at 01:16:20 AM
Usually cod, that's what most people expect. You can typically get haddock, plaice, and rock, too.
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Yesterday at 01:15:12 PM
Cod really is the best for Fish and chips and is what I expect when I have them here in the United States. Hugs
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big kim

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Yesterday at 03:07:18 PM
An expensive meal in the UK for many years now.A wallet busting £15 to dine in at mu local chippy!
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Stottie Girl

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Yesterday at 04:12:54 PM
Cod is standard. I actually prefer haddock but they never have them ready so you have to wait while they fry to order.

There is a chippy in tynemouth that is really nice that does jumbo battered tiger prawns and thai fishcakes. They are defintely a bit more cheffy but my god their tartare sauce is the best I've had. It's lush!

@big kim yeah £14-£17 is normal up here. It used to be a cheap takeaway but now it's special treat only.
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Yesterday at 04:28:35 PM
Cod is the norm around here. Back in Leeds it was haddock. I usually buy one large cod and share with my partner. The chips are plenty for two and some mushy peas. Its around £15 though. Tasty treat.
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Stottie Girl

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Yesterday at 05:57:07 PM
Quote from: Charlotte Kitty on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 04:28:35 PMCod is the norm around here. Back in Leeds it was haddock. I usually buy one large cod and share with my partner. The chips are plenty for two and some mushy peas. Its around £15 though. Tasty treat.
Yeah same, it feeds two easily.
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Yesterday at 06:26:36 PM Last Edit: Yesterday at 08:26:32 PM by Northern Star Girl
Here where I live  Cod seems to be the norm too
HOWEVER some restaurants will offer Halibut which in my opinion is a notch up.

Either way both are excellent. . . and bring plenty of Tartar Sauce. . . Any left over I will use with my french fries.
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big kim

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Today at 12:40:44 AM
Hake and plaice are sometimes on the menu at my local chippy.
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Today at 12:45:57 AM
Quote from: big kim on <strong>Today</strong> at 12:40:44 AMHake and plaice are sometimes on the menu at my local chippy.

I love hake. 🙂
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