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What do you think is the Best ENGLISH chippy in or around Accy? My Favourate got to be Clayton St in Sunny Gt.Harwood.(Stake pud, chips, peas & gravy, with a fish on top) yum -yum.
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Yep.... The Clacky Diner also gets my vote. fish, chips, mushy peas and gravy to eat in the little room at the back, with a steaming mug of coffee.. Lovely. :D
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Burnley Road Chippy is very good:
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Mmm... Clacky Diner. I was in there for my tea, last night.
Sorry Lettie. I couldn't resist... ;) |
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That's on my list of 'most missed about England'. Steak pud all in, how I wish.
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best fish+chips at the fish+chip restorant try em
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[quote=madmal_1;381936] the best fish+chips at the fish+chips resturant at hebdenbridge go and try some:Banane14:
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There's a good one in Chorley. I don't know the name of the street but I know how to get there.
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its hard to find a good un around accy these days, ones at Kelbrook,Gargrave,and one in Skipton,are my favourites.
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Moorend chippy in Ossy is good and the one opposite the co-op has changed hands again but it's still quite good.
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YORK St chippy is the best one round here IMHO
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Just read york street's been taken over so it has to be the Abbey Friar, ok i know he's a bubble and squeak(greek) but the food's great and he's always up for a joke or two!
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trinity street chippy in ossy used to really good, but someone else has took over and i have to say it has gone rubbish, the pies are rock hard like they have cooked them the day before and the chips are warm ups, dont think the person who has it now will last long!
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Can we widen this discussion out (as Jeremy Paxman likes to say) to all-time best chippy in Accy & district, past and present?
I would nominate Len's on the corner of Ranger Street and Eden Street. His fish and chips were the best I've ever tasted anywhere, and, as my mum sometimes says, "when he died, the secret died with him". I reckon the key to his success was the fact that he didn't diversify. No pies, no pasties, no sausages and curry sauce would have mortally offended him. No, he just stuck to what he knew best - fish, chips and peas (with, of course, the obligatory packs of Park Drive and bottles of Tizer in the corner). And it worked...Len's was the most popular chippy in the district. I can still see the queues stretching up Ranger Street. Accrington's best-ever chippy, in my opinion! |
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i'd have to say clayton street chippy in great harwood :D i aint been for a few years it might be different now but it used to be bloody good
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Reckon it was late 70's/early 80's when Len and his missus called it a day, Mr C. I've never tasted fish & chips quite as good since then. I remember customers queueing up with their bowls for a "mixture" - chips and peas mixed together. You never see that these days.
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There used to be a good one at the bottom of the top block in Sultan Street.
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There is a good one on Blackburn road "Park Chippie" they cook them fresh when ordering even the chips, the batter on the fish is crispy too you have to wait but its worth it the fish are great
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I bet you mean the one in the town centre near the bus station (old one) and just opposite the old post office (now booths) if so,It's Pawsons chippy -and I wholeheartedly agree!! you can also eat in-and it has my husbands vote,so it must be good! |
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That one at the top end of oswaldtwistle near the rose and crown
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It's got Busman's vote too and he doesn't usually like northern chippys.
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we must have the same taste(if you pardon the pun)i have to agree with you the best chippy round here for miles and good service and a clean eating area.
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Used to go there when working at Platts they were good too. Anyone recall the little chip shop on St James St across from the baths??? Used to come out of baths in shop 3d chips in funnel and plenty of vinegar HMMMMMMMMMMMMM Got my hungry now LOL |
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I know that Kingston is a little out of the way, and not quite Accy and district, but there is a great chippy/pub at the corner of Johnson and King St. If you are ever in Kingston, and feel the need for fish and chips, try the Pilot House Pub. No steak and kidney pud, but there is steak and kidney pie, scotch eggs, steak and oyster pie, and really decent fish and chips. Great atmosphere, english beer on tap, 100 metres from the lake. The cook and part-owner, Margaret Grogan, is from Preston.
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Tess'a on Nuttal Street ( wonder I am still alive) to see if the chips were ready she used to bash one on the counter....
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I like burnley road chippy like magpie, however ive been going to the oaklea chippy very often. Its got better as time has gone along! :) (And because im fat and lazy so i can just nip round the corner to it) :)
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I used to use Burnley Road... but I have now moved ... not had any chips from the chippy since I moved ( see I can be good ) :-)
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If your ever in Rawtenstall, Rays plaice in the centre has the best fish in the world, no kidding, its the best honest!
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The Spotland Chippy, accross the road from Rochdale's football ground takes some beating.
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But you lot are lucky to have Lancs chippies at all! In this dourest of dour holes they call 'em fish shops, look at you funny if you ask what pies they have (NO CHEESE & ONION OR STEAK PUDS!!) and then offer you "bits" with your chips ie the bits of congealed fried batter that have dropped of the fish in the fryer. The lazy beggars don't even talk right. For instance to order two lots of fish & chips you go into the establishment and say "twice, please". Ask for a teacake and they send someone out for a currant teacake! It's high time for the last round of the wars of the roses. |
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[quote=Eric;438581]I know that Kingston is a little out of the way, and not quite Accy and district, but there is a great chippy/pub at the corner of Johnson and King St. If you are ever in Kingston, and feel the need for fish and chips, try the Pilot House Pub. No steak and kidney pud, but there is steak and kidney pie, scotch eggs, steak and oyster pie,
Steak and oyster pie... That sounds amazing!..I'm thinking of getting out there for that alone... Back on track, there's a chippy on Bryan St. nr. the Infirmary in blackburn, it's run by Tom(an ossy lad) with his sidekick Joyce. The food is excellent and always packed and queing outside on a friday aft. The only one downfall(and you know I'm not one to complain or owt), it's not open for supper, so get down for your dinner or tea if ya know what's good for ya!:D |
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steak pudding , chips and peas with a fish on top in the back room .......worth a kings ransom :D :D :D |
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Busy lizzies in Skipton
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Its ages since i was in Rawtenstall but i remember a belting chippy there ,next to Fitzpatricks herbalists ...
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