![]() ![]() There were loads of recommendations for this place. Harbour View Fish and Chip shop on Beresford Road, Seaton Sluice, NE26 4DR has many fans. Sidhu, Coast Way Shopping Centre, Battle Hill, Wallsend, NE28 9PAįast Fry chip shop, Coast Road, Wallsend, NE28 9HP ![]() The Golden Chippie, 1-3 Slatyford Lane, Newcastle, NE5 2UN North Tyneside and the coastīills, Victoria Crescent, Cullercoats, NE30 4PNĪmie Waugh said of Bills: "Bills' fish n chips at Cullercoats, always go there when I take the kids to the beach, lovely food." The Gosforth Chippy, High Street, Gosforth, NE3 1HH Since moving down south, can't get a proper fishcake!" And Lorraine Willis said: "Gormans at cowgate, my hubby makes a 50 mile round trip for them!" Kristen McDougal said: "Gormans in Denton Burn. There's lots of love to be had for Gormans branches on Facebook. Gormans Fish Shop, Byker, Denton Burn and Westerhope Our "scientific" chip colour chart - what's your favourite? As always, the advice is to check up with them ahead of a visit. Here's a reminder of the list we compiled of great chippy names and addresses based on these suggestions. Read more: free things to do with kids in the North East this EasterĬhronicle readers have previously shared their favourite places to buy fish and chips in the North East and the places in the list below were their favourites. In the North East this was especially the case, with the North Sea trawl fishing industry resulting in plenty of cod. The meal does tend to be more of a treat these days, although at one time fish and chips was very much a cheap tea, an easy option for families when there wasn't time enough to cook. So this is an ideal excuse for families to treat themselves to a takeaway of that tantalising grease-spotted wrapped-up parcel of battered cod and chips - plus mushy peas and scranchings if they so choose. And, of course, many people stick to the tradition of eating fish rather than meat on Good Friday so we are pretty much guaranteed to see queues snaking out of our local chippies as families prepare to unwind for the Easter Bank Holiday weekend. Ok, maybe not many people would admit to remembering that but the point is that the British staple has been an enduring favourite for generations (and it's no surprise that there is a dedicated National Fish & Chip Day). Who doesn't love the smell - never mind the taste - of fish and chips? And who remembers when it was wrapped in proper newspaper and the whiff of its ink added to the tang of salt and vinegar which for some reason whetted the appetite even further? ![]()
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