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Royal FisheriesNewest Review: ... town. Product range: -------------- Well, the standard order in any chippy up North is "Once" - the simple way of saying Cod and Chips without using all those extra words, you'll get the choice of scraps and add your own salt and vinegar. The products are very varied in this shop; aside form the simple fish and chips (you always get cod if you don't specify which ... more |
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by Boonoiy - written on 20.12.01 (Very useful, 159 readings)
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When up North, in the family town of Whitby, where better to go than this great fish 'n' chip shop? I was raised in Whitby, I love the town and visit the folks back home as often as I can, it's a great little place that is really unappreciated until you move away from there. I've been living and working in London for the past 5 years, the one thing I really miss down here (oh God, another Northerner moaning about the South, I know what you're thinking...) is good Fish 'n' Chips. I suggested this category for Dooyoo as I really feel that this chippy needs to be more widely known about and, if you're ever in Whitby, you should ...
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