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Fish 'n Chip Shops
Some wonderful names out there.
Our local is called "The Inn Plaice" any others??? |
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There's a couple of good ones in town. The Odd Cod and one I always have a childish giggle at is Tailend Fisheries.
Most of the the others are just named after the owner or street/area they are in. |
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Have you stole this from my thread on General Discussion?!!
In Cod We Trust is my favourite. |
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My favourite chip shop in Surbiton is called.....
Surbiton Fish And Chips. Original, eh. |
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I remember seeing a similar thread, must have been yours TommyGavin.
There is "The Plaice to Be", great chippy and it's actually pretty cheap. "The Codfather" is another. "Chip Bank", and "Blue Dolphin", but they don't actually serve dolphin lol. |
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You would think that Plaice would be a common word in a title but maybe we should give the owners more credit not to go down the same route.
Another in town that has just changed names (seems like the same staff inside, yet smaller portions ) is The Almighty Cod.
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yea, one near me is called codfathers.
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A one not far from me is called 'Chish And Fips'.
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I always wondered why they aren't called fish and chips shops. After all, nobody buys a singular chip. You buy fish and chips, but apparently from a fish and chip shop. It makes no sense.
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There's one in Wales, called "A Fish Called Rhondda"
Talking of Chippies, I always find that they are so much better up North, you can't get Steak Pudding in the South |
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I like 'Fishcoteque' in Waterloo.
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There is/was one in Sheffield called "A Salt and Batter-y".
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Battersea Cod's Home
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Mine is called
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That offer you've got going seems a good deal. I'd visit but the round trip from Leeds might prove a little expensive. |
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One of my locals is "Oh my cod!"
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Our local chippy is called Heatherton's. Highly original, since that's the name of the estate. It does a mean kebab meat and chips, which is about the size of some of the larger houses on the estate...
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Casino Rissole in Ystrad.
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Where i used to live was a chippy called ~ Mike's Plaice
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My local one is Fish & Chip
Keep meaning to try 'For Cod & Ulster' but always is closed when I'm round that part of Belfast |
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Why is it that Fish n Chip shops don't open on Sundays?
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Why is it that Fish n Chip shops don't open on Sundays?
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My local one does :S but only til 10 pm
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The ones around here do as well. I think they'd go out of business if they didn't open on Sundays, but then again it is a coastal town.
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Isn't there some law about it?
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) is The Almighty Cod.
