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I'm by no means an expert, but everyone I've taken to Alexandria's Eamonn's raves about it. Very authentic feel to the place, although it can be hard to get a seat.
Only about 15 minutes from DCA in Old Town. http://www.eamonnsdublinchipper.com/ |
Originally Posted by Green Dragon
(Post 8078400)
Actually, fair food can be good. The local renaissance festival (Hoggetown Fair) has a couple who runs a fish-n-chips booth. They are from Yorkshire, and know how to do it right :)
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Originally Posted by IAHflyer
(Post 7601510)
...Perth WA
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Originally Posted by Rejuvenated
(Post 8074795)
Long John Silvers
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If you think Long John is bad, what do you think of H n' salt? :D
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Originally Posted by IAHflyer
(Post 7670338)
Yep, WA as in Western Australia... :cool:
My post was a reply to a general "Best Fish & Chips" thread, which was later split in two by a mod. (a little hastily it would seem). The other half of the fish&chips thread is in the Australia forum, where my first post should have been included... In the states, I've had decent fish and chips at Richmond Arms in Houston :) |
Originally Posted by RockyMtnScotsman
(Post 7634870)
No contest - Humpy's in Anchorage! beer battered halibut and chips and a Portage Glacier Porter on tap :)
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Having grown up around LHR and eaten fish and chips basically every week of my life, I've been living around ORD for the last 6 years. Consequently I've been missing the real stuff.
This weekend I went to SEA with my girlfriend, and, as recommended by this thread, tried the fish & chips at Ivar's. It really was nothing to write home about, but we did visit this random place on the seafront which had great cod. Sorry I don't have the name, but it was just south of Wall St on Alaskan Way. |
Originally Posted by nigelloring
(Post 8569913)
Having grown up around LHR and eaten fish and chips basically every week of my life, I've been living around ORD for the last 6 years. Consequently I've been missing the real stuff.
This weekend I went to SEA with my girlfriend, and, as recommended by this thread, tried the fish & chips at Ivar's. It really was nothing to write home about, but we did visit this random place on the seafront which had great cod. Sorry I don't have the name, but it was just south of Wall St on Alaskan Way. |
I really like the F&C at McCormick and Schmicks,and the setting is a little nicer than a stand.Portions are very large and come with great slaw on the side-less than $10 I belive.
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Original Halibut's Portland, OR
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Originally Posted by haveric
(Post 8090420)
I'm by no means an expert, but everyone I've taken to Alexandria's Eamonn's raves about it. Very authentic feel to the place, although it can be hard to get a seat.
Only about 15 minutes from DCA in Old Town. http://www.eamonnsdublinchipper.com/ |
The best Fish and Chips I've ever had was from a shack in Seward, AK. It was years ago, but I went twice (about a year apart) and both times it was great. Salmon, Halibut, and another white fish (maybe a codlike thing) - yumyum. I have no idea if they are still around.
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Since I hate fish, I'll have to vote for Captain D's. Enough batter and grease and I'll eat just about anything.
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Originally Posted by PhlyingRPh
(Post 8570507)
Do us a favour - What did the shop look like? (I am getting desperate)
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