20 of your favourite places for National Fish and Chip Day in and around Sunderland
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So for National Fish and Chip Day – on Friday, September 4 – we asked you to share your best suggestions for where to go in and around Sunderland.
Whether you eat them from the paper or on a plate, with salt and vinegar or without, topped in gravy, curry or mushy peas, one of these chip shops will suit your appetite.
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Colin Brown: “Fountain’s without a doubt. Lovely fish and chips generous portions and a service second to none.”
Carol Yung: “100% Queen’s Cafe! Both normal and gluten free fish and chips are delicious.”
Lynne Leedham: “Castle Fry in Hylton Castle lovely fish and chips and friendly staff.”
Sarah Jane: “Chip and Fish Grangetown.”
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Hide AdVal Johnson: “Mariners Grindon. Get them every Saturday. Extra large fish with loads of batter. Best in the town.”
Leanne Robson: “Downey’s at Seaham or Donwell Chippy, Washington.”
Yvonne Orrell: “Had some today from The Scullery at Pier Point. Absolutely delicious.”
Carol Mills: “Gills Silksworth can't get better anywhere.”
Jacqui Rich: “Jolly Fryer, Hylton Road.”
Anne Swales: “Silver Grid Durham Road, best ever, should win every time.”
Kym Cruddas: “Tommy’s at Doxford Park.”
Angie Wilkinson: “Lister’s, Fence Houses.”
Lesley Rose: “Minchella’s, Seaburn.”
Avril Gibbons: “Angel's, Sunderland.”
Michelle Peart: “ Reds, Washington Galleries.”
Mavis Prescott: “Crozier’s – best in Sunderland.”
Caroline Fox: “George's Fry Box, South Hetton.”
Christine Horrocks: “Market Street Chippy, Hetton.”
Nina Maw: “The Hut, Silksworth.”
Stephen L Eastwood: “Fletcher's, Villette Road.”