Foods - New York City
 

For those in New York, just found the following in the Village - both are great:

A salt and battery (get it.)
English chippy on Greenwich Ave just down from 8th Ave. Cross St is Jane St I think.

www.asaltandbattery.com

Myers of Keswick
Hudson St - south of 9th Ave.
Pork Pies, Cumberland Sausages, Steak and Kidney, a whole host of other stuff - check out the url.

www.myersofkeswick.com

nice one, do they do delivery?

not sure, the fish and chips would be pretty cold by the time they got to Michigan!

There is also a fish and chip place in Brooklyn and Myers will send you supplies. Myers supplies a shop on Long Island and there are other shops on the island that are much cheaper:)

Don't forget:


http://www.teaandsympathynewyork.com/

next door to "A Salt & Battery".

A shop selling stuff like Maltesers, Yorkshire Gold, Blackjacks, plus BBC videos and a tearoom that does stuff like clotted cream teas.

Okay, I'm from Devon so the clotted cream lacks a bit, but it's a thousand times better than the whipped up concoction usually served here.

Ackroyds in Michigan do. They have fresh pies! ;)

I've been tempted a few times to get some pork pies from Myer's. Anyone have any feedback on how they taste? I like 'em moist and packed full of gelatin.

Can't remember how much gelatin is in but have tasted their pork pies and they are good. They do different kinds if I remember correctly.
:) Also tried their scottish pies, scotch eggs and sausages and these too are very good.:)

I couldn't eat pork pies in England - revolting- too much gelatin. But I'll 'em from Myers, very tasty and some gelatin, though not a lot & the crust isn't dry. I love their sausage rolls too.