Fish 'n' chips and British beer.
Jul 3rd 2016, 12:13 am
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Fish 'n' chips and British beer.
Our local British brewer has now gotten a British fish and chip truck to show up on Fridays. The fish and chips are by far the best I've had in Seattle, the best in fact North of Portland.
The fish is very authentic, one big piece, but the mushy peas have a bit of a hipster spin on it, cold mushy peas with mint, more of a mushy pea salad. Not authentic, but bloody good.
Anyway, my Fridays are sorted out for the foreseeable future. Pints of mild washed down with fish and chips.
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The fish is very authentic, one big piece, but the mushy peas have a bit of a hipster spin on it, cold mushy peas with mint, more of a mushy pea salad. Not authentic, but bloody good.
Anyway, my Fridays are sorted out for the foreseeable future. Pints of mild washed down with fish and chips.
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Jul 3rd 2016, 1:14 am
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Re: Fish 'n' chips and British beer.
Our local British brewer has now gotten a British fish and chip truck to show up on Fridays. The fish and chips are by far the best I've had in Seattle, the best in fact North of Portland.
The fish is very authentic, one big piece, but the mushy peas have a bit of a hipster spin on it, cold mushy peas with mint, more of a mushy pea salad. Not authentic, but bloody good.
Anyway, my Fridays are sorted out for the foreseeable future. Pints of mild washed down with fish and chips.
Machine House Brewery | Traditional English Style Ales | Seattle, WA
Nosh The Truck
The fish is very authentic, one big piece, but the mushy peas have a bit of a hipster spin on it, cold mushy peas with mint, more of a mushy pea salad. Not authentic, but bloody good.
Anyway, my Fridays are sorted out for the foreseeable future. Pints of mild washed down with fish and chips.
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Jul 3rd 2016, 3:36 am
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Re: Fish 'n' chips and British beer.
You are KILLING me here...
Is it a father and son from Aberdeen, lived in Portland for years, selling the finest haddock known to humanity? If so, I remember their truck when they were in Portland.
I live thousands of miles from an ocean, and need good fish really badly...
Is it a father and son from Aberdeen, lived in Portland for years, selling the finest haddock known to humanity? If so, I remember their truck when they were in Portland.
I live thousands of miles from an ocean, and need good fish really badly...
Jul 3rd 2016, 5:55 am
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Re: Fish 'n' chips and British beer.
You are KILLING me here...
Is it a father and son from Aberdeen, lived in Portland for years, selling the finest haddock known to humanity? If so, I remember their truck when they were in Portland.
I live thousands of miles from an ocean, and need good fish really badly...
Is it a father and son from Aberdeen, lived in Portland for years, selling the finest haddock known to humanity? If so, I remember their truck when they were in Portland.
I live thousands of miles from an ocean, and need good fish really badly...
Jul 3rd 2016, 4:54 pm
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Re: Fish 'n' chips and British beer.
Our local British brewer has now gotten a British fish and chip truck to show up on Fridays. The fish and chips are by far the best I've had in Seattle, the best in fact North of Portland.
The fish is very authentic, one big piece, but the mushy peas have a bit of a hipster spin on it, cold mushy peas with mint, more of a mushy pea salad. Not authentic, but bloody good.
Anyway, my Fridays are sorted out for the foreseeable future. Pints of mild washed down with fish and chips.
Machine House Brewery | Traditional English Style Ales | Seattle, WA
Nosh The Truck
The fish is very authentic, one big piece, but the mushy peas have a bit of a hipster spin on it, cold mushy peas with mint, more of a mushy pea salad. Not authentic, but bloody good.
Anyway, my Fridays are sorted out for the foreseeable future. Pints of mild washed down with fish and chips.
Machine House Brewery | Traditional English Style Ales | Seattle, WA
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Jul 3rd 2016, 10:09 pm
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Re: Fish 'n' chips and British beer.
Does anyone know anywhere one can get good fish and chips in the Bay Area?
I've never seen a truck selling fish and chips. I've had fish and chips at many restaurants but it's always had a kind of crust which I don't like at all.
I've never seen a truck selling fish and chips. I've had fish and chips at many restaurants but it's always had a kind of crust which I don't like at all.
Jul 4th 2016, 4:49 am
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Re: Fish 'n' chips and British beer.
Hijacking to ask a similar question - fellow San Diegans, any decent chish and fips around these parts? I'm yet to find anything asides from Shakespeare's.
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Jul 5th 2016, 11:10 pm
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Jul 6th 2016, 1:06 am
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Jul 6th 2016, 1:23 am
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