Harry Ramsden's Brighton

After seagulls tried to steal my chips yesterday and the sun was quite fierce today, I decided to have my chips indoors and was pleased to spot a Harry Ramsden's. I ordered chips, bread and butter and a pot of tea. The people serving were lovely and I got a good portion of tasty chips. But I'm taking a star off because bread and butter cost £1.09. For this 1 got one slice of white bread cut into 2 triangles. Bizarrely, this came with 3 portions of butter, even though I could have managed quite easily with half a portion, given the size of the slice. Considering the mark up on a white sliced loaf, this was disappointing and didn't make for an effective chip butty.

I recently had the opportunity to dine at Harry Ramsden's Fish and Chips restaurant, and while the wait for our food was longer than expected, the quality of the fish made it all worthwhile. The restaurant itself had a pleasant and cozy atmosphere, which added to the anticipation of the meal. Although we did have to wait a considerable amount of time for our food to arrive, the moment we took the first bite of the fish, all frustrations were forgotten. The fish was undeniably fresh and cooked to perfection. The crispy batter encasing the flaky white fish was light and golden, providing a delightful contrast of textures. The flavor was outstanding, with a hint of saltiness that complemented the natural taste of the fish. The accompanying chips were also noteworthy. They were cooked to a delightful crispiness on the outside while remaining fluffy on the inside. The portion size was generous, allowing us to enjoy the chips alongside the delicious fish. Despite the longer wait time, the quality of the fish and chips at Harry Ramsden's made it a worthwhile dining experience. The restaurant showcased their expertise in preparing a classic British dish, and the result was a delicious and satisfying meal. I would recommend Harry Ramsden's to any fish and chips enthusiasts looking for a memorable culinary experience.