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Fish & Chips in Salthill

PLL

We're taking our daughter to the aquarium in Salthill for her birthday next week and were wondering if there were any nice places to go for fish & chips after?

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biko

Sofa King wrote: »

I'd open up a proper Takeaway, having grown up in Cork City (and having my family own a takeaway), I'd bring some good takeaway products to Galway.

Ah, we'll just have to manage somehow

I know this will be sacrilegious but does any of the mentioned places have skinny fries with the fish?

inisboffin

biko wrote: »

Ah, we'll just have to manage somehow

I know this will be sacrilegious but does any of the mentioned places have skinny fries with the fish?

Noooo *the clue was in the word 'fries' vs chips :eek:

Seriously though everyone to their own, but while some do love the skinny fries, never thought they go well with fish at all (except in an emergency road stop anywhere you get it in a basket, fish breaded, and you'd probably eat a shoe from hunger).

Hooked has delicious (but fat) chips, almost like twice fried?

thesandeman

biko wrote: »

Ah, we'll just have to manage somehow

I know this will be sacrilegious but does any of the mentioned places have skinny fries with the fish?

Can you not just slice them in half?
Fish will probably be gone cold by the time you're finished though.

Mrs OBumble

biko wrote: »

does any of the mentioned places have skinny fries with the fish?

Isn't that a contradiction in terms???

Joe Duffy..

Sofa King wrote: »

If I had the money, I'd open up a proper Takeaway, having grown up in Cork City (and having my family own a takeaway), I'd bring some good takeaway products to Galway.

But I don't have the money to do so... Ah well!

Most Cork people have a chip on their shoulder all right.

joeKel73

Tried the Fisherman in Salthill for a simple fish and chips. Fish was very greasy and overcooked. Chips were ok. Mushy peas were regular small peas mashed up, very dry and looked pre-prepared. Wasn't a touch on Hooked.

kefir32

thumbs up for hooked, fish cooked to perfection and chips chunky and not soggy from grease. Best in Galway.

3fullback

Does hooked do takeaway ?

ArtyC

Hooked do takeaway. do it!

gordongekko

Well since we are no longer talking about salthill I'm currently in hillbilly s and the chips are surprisingly good

thesandeman

^
Can't take them away though

Diabhal Beag

Is it not just Supermacs chips and chicken pretty much though?

Das Kitty

thesandeman wrote: »

^
Can't take them away though

From Hillbilly's?

I was in there on Saturday and noticed the sign that seemed to say that. I asked them and they said no, the sign was about not bringing in outside food. Okay, says I and ordered.

Card machine wouldn't work, so I left it.

TL:DR, staff said takeaway is allowed, but I didn't actually leave with any food so I can't confirm.

joeKel73

Das Kitty wrote: »

Card machine wouldn't work, so I left it.

There's an ATM just a few doors up.

gordongekko

J o e wrote: »

There's an ATM just a few doors up.

There's a supermacs with a working card machine a few doors up the road as well :-)

Das Kitty

J o e wrote: »

There's an ATM just a few doors up.

With a queue to eternity on the first Saturday of the Christmas market.

Not a hope.

thesandeman

Das Kitty wrote: »

From Hillbilly's?

TL:DR, staff said takeaway is allowed, but I didn't actually leave with any food so I can't confirm.

Part of their planning permission was that takeaways weren't allowed anyway. Unless it changed.

feargale

I stopped once at the Kettle of Fish in Gort. Anyone know it?