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Harry Ramsdens At Manchester
Newest Review: ... the cheapest ever - say around £6.00, for fish, chips, peas, tea, and bread and butter - but it is, in my opinion the best. Takeaway prices are more reasonable - straight fish and chips is £2.95 (large portion £3.95, and that means large) a fish and chip meal (with peas and a drink) is £3.90. And you don't get a strange look if you ask for haddock, either (I much prefer this to cod), ... more  ... because there's always a choice of cod or haddock. You can get kids' meals too - a Harry's Junior meal is £2.35, and there's the option of chicken nuggets or sausages. It always seems very clean to me (can I resist the ' a clean plai...more |
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Harry Ramsdens At Manchester: Fish and chips and a lot more besides (511 words)
by cswann - written on 23.11.00 (Very useful, 1575 readings)
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"The world's most famous fish and chip restaurant", is Harry Ramsden's slogan, and it could well be true. It's difficult for me to say, being from Yorkshire, I'd visited the original Harry Ramsden's restaurant in Guiseley, near Bradford, long before the other branches sprang up. They now have large restaurants (with a takeaway attached) all over the place - over 20 in the UK, from Inverness to Brighton, and even a few branches abroad (Hong Kong, Singapore and Jeddah). The restaurant I go to most frequently nowadays is in Manchester, near the Granada Studios. You're always assured of a decent plate of fish and chips here ...
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