There’s nothing like a hunger-curing portion of fish, chips and mushy peas when you’re at the English seaside. You can eat at this establishment at the end of the pier: I haven’t tried it though and the reviews on Tripadvisor are mixed.
My choice is usually Harry Ramsden’s on Marine Parade opposite the pier – they are a countrywide chain now and I’ve never been disappointed.
If you fancy something other than deep-fried you’ll find plenty of other fish and seafood choices around town, with my favourite being Riddle & Finn’s.
Travel with Intent 
I’ve only had “fish and chips” in the US. Wonder if they’re even remotely similar to those you can get in the UK?
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Sounds delish!
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No mushy peas, but there is nothing like Brighton Fish and Chips…
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with Vinegar is good. I love Fish and Chips!
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Vinegar and brown sauce for me
On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 2:56 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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I love the fish and chips but I’ve never been able to get my mind around the mushy pea portion of this meal!
ha!
Thanks for a bountiful piece of fish shared for Alphabe-Thursday’s letter B.
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Ahhhh, Fish for my Hubs and I’ll eat all the Chips in Brighton…hoping someday my Hubs and I will travel to Great Britain, home of many of my ancestors on both sides of my family…cute post !!! 🙂
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I hope you get over hee soon
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I am a vegan but I liked the theme of post
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we have an authentic fish n chips place here since 1972. They really do batter up those delicate fish and serve hundreds each day. Expensive but a treat occasionally. Thank you for sharing your thoughts here.
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Sounds worth a visit 🙂
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I love to eat fish and chips when I am in the UK !
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Hard to beat if you find a good one
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My hubby would love to try this out! I am not a fish and chips fan since I don’t care for battered fish but so many love it and fries do taste great with vinegar
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Fish and chips = heartburn 😦
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same here sometimes, sadly
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Ooh harry Ramsdens are the Harrods of Fish n Chips. I do miss them so much. We have an English chippie right nearby but it’s not the same and so expensive.
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Yes, they are good. There’s one that I use a fair bit in Manchester
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Great photos. I remember the first sign well.
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I didn’t try them on my brief trip to Brighton but, I’ve had some good ones in and around London. However, on my list trip to London, I had some at the restaurant inside the Tate Modern and it was quite possibly the worst fish and chips I’ve ever had.
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They do vary hugely – and it so disappointing when they are bad.
My worst ever was in a tiny chippie in Wales – the fish was small, flat and triangular and overcooked!
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