This chip shop has been voted the best in the Midlands
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This chip shop has been voted the best in the Midlands
The Oldswinford Fish and Chip Shop in Stourbridge
An article in todays Birmingham Mail - has anyone been there?
I think this is the correct link - https://oldswinfordfishandchips.co.uk/index.php
An article in todays Birmingham Mail - has anyone been there?
I think this is the correct link - https://oldswinfordfishandchips.co.uk/index.php
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Re: This chip shop has been voted the best in the Midlands
“As I learned from growing up, you don’t mess with your grandmother.” — Prince William
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Looks good RF, do they deliver? 

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Just checked for you San.They only deliver to places like Tyseley and Yardley during daylight hours.Come dusk and its no-go !! No idea why.Oldbury is a 24 hour service !!! 

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Don`t think they deliver but nice if visiting Blackpool for lights at moment 

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Rob wrote:Just checked for you San.They only deliver to places like Tyseley and Yardley during daylight hours.Come dusk and its no-go !! No idea why.Oldbury is a 24 hour service !!!
From Blackpool Rob? Ok I'll order in time for lunch

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I cant remember the last time i enjoyed fish and chips in England.It's probably me but the chips always seem soggy.And the fish is bland !!Not what i remember from when i was a child.Am i alone in this? Have my taste buds changed in the process of growing older? 

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I used to love cod and chips but I agree with you Rob, there's just no taste to it so I don't bother 

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I agree avoid most fish shops now, think they have gone downhill they smell and taste horrible 

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Re: This chip shop has been voted the best in the Midlands
I always enjoy fish and chips in England. Chips are meant to be soggy and soaked in vinegar 
That said, the Best Ever award goes to some that you used to get in Sanquhar. They used to flatten out whole filleted whiting and they were so crisp that you could pick up the whole fish and eat it. We were only ever there in the summer though, so the chips were always made from new potatoes and never good. And that had that stupid colourless non-brewed condiment instead of vinegar. The fish was superb though.

That said, the Best Ever award goes to some that you used to get in Sanquhar. They used to flatten out whole filleted whiting and they were so crisp that you could pick up the whole fish and eat it. We were only ever there in the summer though, so the chips were always made from new potatoes and never good. And that had that stupid colourless non-brewed condiment instead of vinegar. The fish was superb though.
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Best Fish and Chips - http://www.bclm.co.uk/locations/hobbs-a ... AE3oKOQyos
or George and Helens Chip Shop, Quinton
or George and Helens Chip Shop, Quinton
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Oh yes Maggie, how could I forget the one at BCLM - delicious!!
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mallosa wrote:Oh yes Maggie, how could I forget the one at BCLM - delicious!!
Actually nicer than the ones I had a couple of weeks ago in Padstow xxx
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My mate Winston travels all over the Black Country searching for the best Fish and Chips.He's never mentioned George and Mildrids Antie Em !! Where's that in Quinton?
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Rob wrote:My mate Winston travels all over the Black Country searching for the best Fish and Chips.He's never mentioned George and Mildrids Antie Em !! Where's that in Quinton?
George and Helens Rob - Greek rellies of my son in law - they're not really George and Helen - they kept the name when they took it over. The parents have gone back to Cyprus now and their son Kostas has taken it over. They are at 372 Court Oak Road | Harborne, Birmingham, address is Harborne but they are erally Quinton, just opposite the Court Oak Pub. Their claim to fame is that whenever Take That were anywhere near Birmingham - they always came here for their fish and chips.
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