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Best place for Fish and Chips in Howth?

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  • 28-04-2011 10:57pm
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    shinny
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    Just looking for a place that does good old fashioned fish and chips. Tks!


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    af_thefragile
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    I like the Beschoff Bros fish and chips. They're the best fish and chips in Dublin imo...


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    scudzilla
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    af_thefragile wrote: »
    I like the Beschoff Bros fish and chips. They're the best fish and chips in Dublin imo...

    +1, The dogs bollocks of Fish n Chips


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    admiralofthefleet
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    irelands eye chipper is hard to beat imo


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    I always go for Beshoff's. Their chips are of the chunky fluffy-on-the-inside crunchy-on-the-outside variety. Efficient service and it always looks really clean. They do a great Fresh Haddock and Chips meal for €7.50.

    However most of my mates prefer Cafe Caira, down farther along the seafront. It's more traditional, they give them to you in the paper bag way, which I do like for nostalgia's sake. You know, when the chips bunch up in the middle and you get all the little crispy one's that fall to the end. But IMO not as good as Beshoff's.


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    shinny
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    Thanks everyone!! Appreciate the help. I think we'll be going with Beshoffs so!


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    trad
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    What about the Italian one near the King Sitric. Fish and chips, tea bread and butter and you get a table as well.


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    shinny
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    trad wrote: »
    What about the Italian one near the King Sitric. Fish and chips, tea bread and butter and you get a table as well.

    We'll have kids with us (4 boys 7, 6 and two 5 year olds) so we'll probably go for having fish & chips on the go, but thanks anyway !!


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    tricky D
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    trad wrote: »
    What about the Italian one near the King Sitric. Fish and chips, tea bread and butter and you get a table as well.

    That's Café Ciara. Chips are undercooked there imo.


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    neris
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    I think both are good for fish and chips. beshoffs is always jammers on a good weekend. Havent been to cafe caira in ages but they did great burgers


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    scudzilla
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    shinny wrote: »
    We'll have kids with us (4 boys 7, 6 and two 5 year olds) so we'll probably go for having fish & chips on the go, but thanks anyway !!

    Beschoff's do a great value Family meal, think it's 20 euro for 4 meals with drinks


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    Yahew
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    Howth is well served for chippers. Both of those are good - maybe amongst the best in the city.


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