Cozy little spot nestled in a beautiful part of town with well-kept old houses and warehouses, and the canal nearby. Outside and in, it is a nice mix of clean, modern lines and the old rustic brick and pictures from days gone by.
That sets a backdrop for getting simple proper fish and chips (or chips, peas 'n gravy like my mate got) - eat in or carry out. The chips are right and the fish is superb - flaky, crispy, great batter!
All this made for a nice spot it's like to come back to.
We asked for a good fish and chips place, this was suggested and it didn't disappoint. Carryout or ample seating upstairs.
Really good fish and chips right next door to Cask on Liverpool St.....Cask allow you to eat your chippy tea in their bar - which makes the Friday night chippy ritual all the more pleasurable. Menu is exactly as you would expect - pies, battered sausage, cod, curry sauce and mushy peas - what else do you need!
As a final note, I dont know how others feel about this, but in my opinion, the best chip is the chip that is tinged brown with a slight (only very slight!) flop. Fish Hut does have these, but when they are queued out, they maybe dont always let them cook long enough to get that nice light brown colour....shame but they are hardly the only chippy in Britain to do that!
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