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Chippers/Takeaways in Sligo

Mint Sauce

So its the time of year we sould be starting new years resolutions, but lets face it, we nearly all like chips, so in houner of the humble chip, wheres the best place in sligo, or what ever your craving is to get them.

For me, it depends on the craving, home made chips has to Happy Eater arcross from the bus station, kebabs from Zam Zams on High Road or Best on Castle Street, Best also could for the post club Soakage. If i ever get the urge for a battered mars bar again, Borzas on Mail Coach Road, and curry chip, nothing beats or comes close to Four Lights.

Food Experience in Wine Street Car park have not tried yet nor have i tired to place beside the Video Shop at the Car Park enterence.

So give us your ideas, and what brings you there.

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fozzle

Surf and Turf (the food experience one) does a mighty burger. Borza for everything else. And outside SLigo town, the Humble Spud in Gurteen is splendid.

zonEEE

Four lights hands down.

Nothing beats a cury cheese big four sauce and bacon chips.

Nothing!

Black Magic

McDonalds

darealtulip

I miss the Dutch chippers...:(:(:(:(

Son Of A Vidic

Borza for me!

Buford T Justice

fozzle wrote: »

Surf and Turf (the food experience one) does a mighty burger. Borza for everything else. And outside SLigo town, the Humble Spud in Gurteen is splendid.

I agree, Borza is definitely the way to go. Their Curry Cheese Chips are to die for. Mmmmm. Zam Zam and Best don't impress me much

The Bucket of Chicken in KFC is much nicer than the 4 lights chicken, grease and all, but if you could mix both of them together, that would be great.

I am a fan of the four lights, definitely, but there is better out there.

SligoBrewer

Black Magic wrote: »

McDonalds

Has to be either Borza or the 4 lights tbh.

jim22

Mollys do lovely chips, fairly greasy but really tasty

Basq

Probably P Borza (except for their fried chicken, which in my experience, was absolutely awful. And I've tried to give them the benefit of the doubt by having it a few times... always overly greasy and terrible).

The Big Red Button

Happy Eater wins, by a mile!

However Four Lights is always good for after a night out. Handier for walking to too.

Also, the Picnic Basket in Ballymote is great for a hangover cure!

I'm not a fan of Mollys or Best, and have yet to try Borzas. Is it really that good?

Edit: Now I am starving!

buckasssailor

Borza and mollys chip are nearly the same only borza has less greese
4 lights are my favourite tho

AlmightyCushion

Four lights although the curry in the miserable bastard eater is lovely.

TequilaMockingBird

Borza. Cod and chips.

/what time do they close?

fozzle

On a Sunday? about 12 I think (could be an utter lie).

Slidey

I get a craving for 4 lights chicken, I loves it.

Outside of Sligo, in Ballymote, you will not get a bigger feed than in Picnic Basket. Any man that leaves there hungry must have hollow legs!

Dominicos in Ballymote can be lovely, but it can also be poor enough, I have been given cold food there at times.

il gatto

4 Lights
........
Daylight
.........
Molly's
Happy Eater

4 Lights is the best all round imo, but a bag of Molly's chips with salt and vinegar is hard to beat when your cold and hungry this weather. Reading this I realise I've not tried many of the newer places. A bit of a traditionalist me:)

JupiterKid

Where is the KFC in Sligo?

Slidey

Retail park at Carraroe roundabout

The Big Red Button

JupiterKid wrote: »

Where is the KFC in Sligo?

I think its in Carraroe retail park, beside Pizza Hut? Not 100% sure of that though!

Wexler12

Chips - Borza
Chicken - KFC
Burgers- Mollys
Curry - Mollys
Pizza - Dominicos

Everything together - 4 lights

Fly High

What's this Borza place near? It sounds like my kinda stuff!

I'm a sucker for Robertos chips personally... om.

gustavo

Louise~ wrote: »

What's this Borza place near? It sounds like my kinda stuff!

I'm a sucker for Robertos chips personally... om.

On the Mail Coach Road just down the road a bit opposite Caheneys

Sligored

borza for me - the battered sausage and chips for 4.20 is the best value meal in town - delish.
Was not very impressed with surf and turf on my first visit - prawns in a burger just dont work

fozzle

Sligored wrote: »

borza for me - the battered sausage and chips for 4.20 is the best value meal in town - delish.
Was not very impressed with surf and turf on my first visit - prawns in a burger just dont work

Hah, my husband loved that - he goes back specially for it!
(seems crazy to me)

DenMan

strongr wrote: »

Four lights hands down.

Nothing beats a cury cheese big four sauce and bacon chips.

Nothing!

I don't think I could stomach that. :eek:

Taco cheese chips in Roberto's are lovely.

Mint Sauce

Sligored wrote: »

borza for me - the battered sausage and chips for 4.20 is the best value meal in town - delish.
Was not very impressed with surf and turf on my first visit - prawns in a burger just dont work

dont forget the battered mars bar

bobcar61

Actually the battered mars bar from Borza isn't too bad. I've had it twice and I'm still alive for now at least

gino85

borza
happy eater
4 lights

and the old mollys, not a fan of the new one

starbelgrade

gustavo wrote: »

On the Mail Coach Road just down the road a bit opposite Caheneys

I ate there once & it was f*cking rank.. then again, I'm not a big fan of chippers in general.

AllGunsBlazing

Borza for it's cod and chips is probably my favourite of the current lot with the 4 lights after that.

Tbh I think the standard of chippers in Sligo has been pretty dismal the past ten years or so.

I remember when the chips from Molly's were fantastic, not anymore. On the nostalgic tip I really miss the Cafolla (sp?). Going in there on the occasional saturday as a child with my mum and dad was always a treat.