Best Chips In Ireland?

ravenhead

Originally posted by grumpytrousers
Depends on where you're coming from?

you say 'into' Limerick with the implication that you're not far from it...in which case, you've probably wasted journeys on less...

Well about 25miles????

RE*AC*TOR

Originally posted by dudara
Is Cunninghams the chipper on the hill in Tramore? If that's the case, then's it's brilliant.

Yeah that's the one. Not one of those soggy, down by the promenade places with the plastic cartons. Different league altogether.

On an aside note, Dublin's not doing so well here - generally I think 99% of chippers will give you a good enough bag of chips, its the one or two though that have something special - surely dublin must have a couple.

ChipZilla

Originally posted by Marq
Oh, and Sayshells in Dublin, just for the battered mars bars...don't knock it 'till you've tried it, and once you've tried it, you'll never go back

mmm...battered mars bar

F**king disgusting. The only thing I've ever had which was more digusting was battered haggis, Or maybe a deep-fried half-pizza supper...

LoneGunM@n

In Dublin it has to be Leo Burdocks, but only the one in Christchurch ... the 1 in Rathmines is rubbish, or at least used to be!!

Outside Dublin, has to be Charlie's in Letterkenny [they won an award you know] ... I think it is closed now though ... damned shame ... used to be the only real reason I liked visiting relatives ... [nyom] Charlies' Chips & Pat's Pizzas Kebab [/nyom] :cool:

aodh_rua

Originally posted by Marq
Oh, and Sayshells in Dublin, just for the battered mars bars...don't knock it 'till you've tried it, and once you've tried it, you'll never go back

mmm...battered mars bar

Surely you mean the Seashell? Can't be beat. Everything is double fried in lard and their battered Mars bars got a full page write up in the Tribune a few weeks back.

Delish!

ravenhead

Originally posted by aodh_rua
Surely you mean the Seashell? Can't be beat. Everything is double fried in lard and their battered Mars bars got a full page write up in the Tribune a few weeks back.

Delish!

What's this madness about battered mars bars?????? Gross!!

Gyck

Donkey Fords gets my vote! Haven't been there in years but still remember falling out of the Holy Ground and into Fords for chips. Yummm.

ToxicPaddy

Originally posted by RE*AC*TOR
Yeah that's the one. Not one of those soggy, down by the promenade places with the plastic cartons. Different league altogether.

Tonys is giving Cunninghams a run for their money at the moment.. but I dont rate
their burgers at all.. they do a savage doner or chicken kebab tho..

Same guys who own the Tony's in Waterford beside the forum..

Tox

Raz

Is the seashell the place where they did an easter special of battered cream egg?

Dingatron

Mullin's in Drogheda/Dundalk. Mummm! Nice Chicken burgers too.

grumpytrousers

. The only thing I've ever had which was more digusting was battered haggis,

battered Haggis is food of the gods. FACT. A feed of that and chips afore a night on the sauce and you're sorted.

ravenhead

Originally posted by grumpytrousers
battered Haggis is food of the gods. FACT. A feed of that and chips afore a night on the sauce and you're sorted.

Yeah cause you'll be so sick from the haggis that you won't remember being sick from drink!!

Paladin

Lennox in Cork

embee

Originally posted by ding
Mullin's in Drogheda/Dundalk. Mummm! Nice Chicken burgers too.

Yes, Mullens indeed.

Theres one in Ardee too. Their chips are lovely big slabs of potato, that are neither too soggy nor too crispy. And they do a pretty lovely chicken burger too.

I worked there, 2 years ago.

They are also the cleanest chippers that I have ever seen in my life.

Sarky

Curry House, Galway city.

Crispy greaseless chips, with your choice of many many sauces.

Teh nyom.

Jip

Any Macari or Borza in Dublin can't be beaten (apart from Burdocks with their battered pieces !) Fantastic chips and you can't beat them for cleanliness !

Boy Gorgeous

Lennox's is unreal & always consistent. The chips is Dino's are raw 75% of the time.

ChipZilla

Looks like Lennox's and KC's leading the way...

jank

KC's all the way ive never had nicer food then them

Thier cheese burgers are unreal and those vampires hmmmmm....

might make a trip down there tonight

Marq

Originally posted by ravenhead
What's this madness about battered mars bars?????? Gross!!

Prime example of someone who's never had a battered mars bar. trust me.

jozi

Bram Ladage in holland, best chips i've had to date!

If you ever in Rotterdam and come across one of their chip shops, dont hesitate and get some chips!!!
I'm sure they have them in Amsterdam to for those that don't venture into Rotterdam.

Jozi

OLDYELLAR

ballybricken take away waterford yummy

zAbbo

Originally posted by ding
Mullin's in Drogheda/Dundalk. Mummm! Nice Chicken burgers too.

Agreed!

l3rian

i like mcdonalds frys

hostyle

Chernobyl Joe outside the Royal George in Limerick every Thursday / Friday night.If you can remember that you didnt throw up, its guaranteed you got good food.

Donkey Fords chips are inedible. Nothing beats their battered sausages though. I used to have DFs battered sausages for lunch almost every day for about a year when I worked nearby.

The Real B-man

1 My grannys home made best in ireland!!
2. Cassoni's Bray
3. Pineto Classico Greystones
4. Henry & Roses Bray:D
5. KFC fries in Bray

byte

Mollys Takeaway in Sligo. Can't beat it on value and lovely chips! NYOM!:)

Also nice is Donegals Famous Chipper in Donegal Town.

DMC

I'll be hitting KFC in Blanch rather shortly!!

O

mmmmmm

curry chip from jumbo chinese in stillorgan


yum yums

SimonMaher

Hello all,

Not that we had too much time on our hands or anything but a while back, we did a survey on Phantom to get people to nominate their favourite chippers in Dublin. Heres a sample (in no particular order).

Leo Burdocks - Christchurch and not Rathmines
Borza - Sandymount Village
Cafe Caira (pardon the spelling) - Howth Village
Henry and Rose - Bray
Liberos - Deansgrange
Silvios - Templeogue
Cinellis - Parnell Squre

Personal favourites of mine are Borzas, Cinellis and Apriles in Stillorgan. Delicious!

Glad I could contribute to this debate.

Hungry now.

Pete