your favorite chippers

fonecrusher1 · 14-11-2010 04:10AM

Dudess wrote: »

KC's in Douglas lived up to the hype last time I was there.

I find you & your post delightful. Chicken creole, chips & curry.....

Crikey, me hungy.

byte · 14-11-2010 04:15AM

mcw92 wrote: »

4lites in sligo!

Mollies surely?!

Professional Griefer · 14-11-2010 04:35AM

Lennox's, Cork.

Simply amazing.

fonecrusher1 · 14-11-2010 04:36AM

Ix Deadmau5 wrote: »

Lennox's, Cork.

Simply amazing.

Simply sh!te the last time i was there.

Run_to_da_hills · 14-11-2010 05:06AM

My favourite chipper use to be Marcellas in Dunlaoghaire until they changed hands recently and went down the toilet with dishing out pre frozen chips and smaller portions. Its now back to Borza in Dalkey.

Drag00n79 · 14-11-2010 05:09AM

byte wrote: »

Mollies surely?!

I find their chips not as nice anymore. I think its the oil they use.

Super-Rush · 14-11-2010 05:14AM

zoegh wrote: »

Joe's in Kilkenny.

Nyom nyom Joes Special....

That

Davis Melodic Castle wrote: »

Caffollas in Castlebar are pretty good, a Big C and two battered sausages used to be my lunch

That

Plus
Robertos, somewhere in Sligo.
Little Chick in Boyle.
Umbertos and Luigis in Carlow.
Chuck Wagon out near the Airport(might not be there anymore)

Celtise · 14-11-2010 05:27AM

Ix Deadmau5 wrote: »

Lennox's, Cork.

Simply amazing.

I second that.

Also there was a place out in Douglas but I don't remember the name, small place with no seating or anything.

PanchoVilla · 14-11-2010 05:32AM

Hillbilly's in Fairview. I used to go there when I worked at the Xtravision. Lovely chicken and their mashed potatoes with country gravy was addictive.

fonecrusher1 · 14-11-2010 05:35AM

PanchoVilla wrote: »

Hillbilly's in Fairview. I used to go there when I worked at the Xtravision. Lovely chicken and their mashed potatoes with country gravy was addictive.

Oh by gumbo, now your talkin. I regularly head into the grand parade Hillbillies for a breast n a bun BLT no tomatoe, snack box & gravy. Savage dinner.

I challenge anyone to speak of a better breast in a bun burger.

tibor_imo · 14-11-2010 06:12AM

Can't believe all the love for Borzas in Dalkey. 10 years ago maybe but it's one of the worst chippers around now imo. **** food and ignorant staff.

frantic190 · 14-11-2010 06:17AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Leo Burdock's

+1, quality chipper

upandcumming · 14-11-2010 06:29AM

Luigi's Longford.

upandcumming · 14-11-2010 06:35AM

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

Cunto's on leebert street do a great bungo & chips.

What the fúck is a bungo?

Tech3 · 14-11-2010 06:51AM

Den joes, Castleisland

4 lites , Sligo

Slatterys, Limerick

Ryan_Hatfield · 14-11-2010 07:06AM

Borza chipper in Tallaght, best onion rings known to man.

fonecrusher1 · 14-11-2010 07:09AM

Rafferty's on hemlock rd do an awesome bungo.

TheUsual · 14-11-2010 07:16AM

Sharkey 10 wrote: »

Usually the big names disappoint , burdocks is awful for the reputation it has.
A lot of the chippers are become standardized and the standard is going down

I used to eat in Burdocks years ago and it tastes a lot different now. The reason is that they used to use peanut oil originally, and now they just use vegetable oil. I don't know why they changed, but their Cod and Chips is so ordinary now it's not worth the trip.

I never ate there when I was drunk so I know I was having a tasty lunch, and not some drunk food. Also the queues used to be around the block years ago.

Sergeant · 14-11-2010 07:50AM

Everyone thinks their own local chipper is the greatest on the planet, and Nationwide need to send the cameras down there to see how they manage to fry fish and chips in hot oil differently than any other place.

Based on that, my favourite chipper is San Marino in Windy Arbour in Dublin.

Cantona's Collars · 14-11-2010 10:46AM

Enniscorthy is the take away capital-for huge portions of homemade chips head to the Copper Pan on Duffry Hill.For giant sea fresh cod try Toni's on Rafter Street.The best fresh made kebabs around are to be found in Denis Kebab beside the Post Office,loads more around the town so you can eat yourself into oblivion.

JCDUB · 14-11-2010 11:04AM

Airport Takeaway, Whitehall.

Best southern fried chicken money can buy, nice chips too.

Turtyturd · 14-11-2010 11:04AM

Alpine Grill in Artane is the nicest takeaway ever...nice sloppy kebabs which are edible even when you're not drunk.

Carlow probably has the best selection of take aways in the country...seems like every second shop is a take away. Florino's and Ho's are the best of the bunch and right next to each other.

Ave Sodalis · 14-11-2010 12:21PM

In Donegal... Baskins in Dunkineely. You will never taste chips nicer.:D

Mr. Chippy in Letterkenny's alright too

mikemac · 14-11-2010 12:31PM

kingofthehill wrote: »

Mamas Pizzeria in Nenagh.

+1

juma · 14-11-2010 12:34PM

Morellis in Roscommon

joebucks · 14-11-2010 01:49PM

Sergeant wrote: »

Everyone thinks their own local chipper is the greatest on the planet, and Nationwide need to send the cameras down there to see how they manage to fry fish and chips in hot oil differently than any other place.

Based on that, my favourite chipper is San Marino in Windy Arbour in Dublin.

San Marino is one of the worst. A few of my mates had a San Marino recently before they were supposed to go into town. They never made it into town.