Best chips in Waterford?

Wanderer2010

Howdy, I know this topic has been done quite a lot but having recently gone off the food in Johnny Walkers a bit (plus the staff being bulldogs), im looking around for a decent new chipper that does tasty food. Any hidden gems out there that can offer nice chips, sausages and burgers? Im not that fussed if its expensive and i dont usually bother with chicken or curry chips etc so just the basics.

Any recommendations?

Ballyv24

aaaaaaaahhhhhh

Cleaboy all the way

mooseknunkle

dannys and humdingers are very nice

reni10

Cleaboy for Chips etc. best Curry Chips in Waterford too!

The Bowling Alley

Oddly enough I like burger king's chips. Not a fan of most of the chipper chips. They're like mush.

moans3536

Can't beat dooleys chipper opposite park. Place lovely and clean staff friendly a bonus .

mooseknunkle

The Bowling Alley wrote: »

Oddly enough I like burger king's chips. Not a fan of most of the chipper chips. They're like mush.

Burger king is nice but the one in town isnt really convenient if your driving ,we really could do with a drive thru on the cork road or somewhere on the dunmore road

Whatsisname

The Marian. Extremely friendly too.

deadybai

Lombard street - Most underrated chipper in Waterford

honeybadger

chips out of the pizzeria on upper yellow road,,very moreish also danny's chipper barrack street quiet tasty

Chip Whitley

I tried Humdingers recently and was very impressed! Before that I always liked the chips from Frydays before they closed and Dooleys.

dzilla

honeybadger wrote: »

chips out of the pizzeria on upper yellow road,,very moreish also danny's chipper barrack street quiet tasty

+1 also very handy for a late night bag of chips if you dont want to go down to the john street area as most other chippers close after 11pm

Bluezar

Lombard!

BBM77

Wanderer2010 wrote: »

Howdy, I know this topic has been done quite a lot but having recently gone off the food in Johnny Walkers a bit (plus the staff being bulldogs)...

Any recommendations?

Totally agreed with you on this, the attitude of the owners particularly leaves a lot to be desired.

The Marian would be my favourite.

Spins

Nice chips in Gourmet at end of Folly, wrapped in big sheets of paper old skool stylee

Potential-Monke

Ballybricken Takeaway is lovely. I think it's slightly under-rated too. Their chips lately have been savage. Also a +1 for Lombard Street Takeaway, no one has yet beaten their taco chip. Gentiles in Ferrybank is also lovely.

Minister

Marian all the way. Nice man that owns it, too.

Sully

Cleaboy & Humdingers in Waterford.

Massimos, Tonys and McCarthys in Tramore.

Top notch!

cookie.monster

Sully wrote: »

Cleaboy & Humdingers in Waterford.

Massimos, Tonys and McCarthys in Tramore.

Top notch!

i agree, doolys would wanna send some of there staff up to massimo and learn how to cook there chips properly, how can they justify throwing half cooked chips out to people and soggy fish

kryogen

If Massimos were not as slow as tar I would love the place! Food is great when it finally makes its way across the counter to you

Sully

kryogen wrote: »

If Massimos were not as slow as tar I would love the place! Food is great when it finally makes its way across the counter to you

Well if it's served fast than it suggests the food isn't that fresh

THEIRISHMOB

I was in Dunmore east yesterday and went to the Spinnaker for some chips as the other chip shop was closed.
They have a little hut outside to order from so I ordered a chip, €3euro which is the most expensive chip I have ever bought. when they arrived I asked for a can of diet coke. I was handed a hot can and when I asked could I have a cold one I was told. "Sorry Buddy they are all hot and we don't have them in the fridge" So hot coke and chips.

I opened the chips and there was about 25 large lumps of potato in the box.
They were the same as a chip you get in a Chinese. Horrible taste of fat and I guess re-heated. SHOCKING is the only way to describe them. I offered the other 2 people with me to taste them and they both could not eat them.

How can a business serve such rubbish to a customer...!!! Oven chips would have been better. And as for the hot coke in the middle of the summer... I give up.

cookie.monster

Sully wrote: »

Well if it's served fast than it suggests the food isn't that fresh

if its served fast then i guess it aint fully cooked i.e. doolys chips.
i don't mind waiting once the food is cooked properly i.e. fish batter crispy and not soggy and chips a golden brown colour not white and soggy

7upfree

1. Humdingers.
2. The Marian.







3 Johnny Walkers.