Best chipper in Galway?

galwaybabe

Hi lads,
I have a hankering for a decent chicken and chips. Any suggestions?

Keedowah

McDonaghs have great chips. And fish too - not sure about their chicken though.

galwaybabe

Keedowah wrote: »

McDonaghs have great chips. And fish too - not sure about their chicken though.

I love their chips but I'm not a fish fan unfortunately

oneofakind32

chicken is decent too, greasy but decent!

hada

chicken in mcdonaghs is great.

def with a try.

galwaybabe

Nice one for the responses. (Puts coat on and heads out door)

ronnie3585

Come back! I've found zanadoo when it comes to fish and chips in Galway - Kettle of Fish, across from Buskers.

Was a McDonaghs fan for manys a year however I think their food has gotten extremely greasy recently (even for fish and chips). The food in KOF is top quality and in my humble opinion the best chipper in town.

If you're looking for a burger or a kebab look no further then Charcoal Grill. 1/4 pounder with cheese is quality. Mmmm Charcoal Grill.

foxy_19-89

donner meat fries in charcoal grill, yum yum

Anima

Kebab House for all your greasy needs

PopeBuckfastXVI

I like Vinnies on Dominick St.

bills

Marios merlin park

stevecrow74

ronnie3585 wrote: »

Come back! I've found zanadoo when it comes to fish and chips in Galway - Kettle of Fish, across from Buskers.

was in there last week.. its ok but the food doesn't travel (i.e. takeaway, goes very mushy)

also the price seems to be very steep compared to the rest

nice veggie burgers though.


still though.. cant beat mcdonaghs for chicken and chips... i don't bother buying fish from them any more ( i have a freezer full from fishing trips )

galwayrush

foxy_19-89 wrote: »

donner meat fries in charcoal grill, yum yum

Divine:cool:

JIZZLORD

Curry cheese chips from the kebab house. that's what i'm talking about!

ErnieBert

Del Rio's RIP.
THe original Italian take away in Galway which closed a long time ago. The staff were actually Italian (as opposed to the Polish & Chinese guys in Mario's in Barna) and they would talk about football while they deep fried your battered sausage ***mouth waters as he types***

Anyone else remember Del Rio's?

Bake N' Take?
Beefeaters?
Wimpy?

I don't think I ever eat from these joints whilst I was sober.

Steyr

JIZZLORD wrote: »

Curry cheese chips from the kebab house. that's what i'm talking about!

I see and approve your choice of food, Kebab house all the way, try the above with garlic sauce on top and throw in a monster burger with everything on it but NO TOMATOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

ronnie3585

JIZZLORD wrote: »

Curry cheese chips from the kebab house. that's what i'm talking about!

Duurty, but it tastes like honey licked off Keira Knightly when you're pissed!

Where was Del Rio's? I remember the Wimpy though...deeecent!

Tar.Aldarion

Anima wrote: »

Kebab House for all your greasy needs

amen

Duurty, but it tastes like licking honey off Keira Knightly when you're pissed!

Cheers for image!

redshoulder

kebab house and salt n pepper in salthill.

stevecrow74

redshoulder wrote: »

kebab house and salt n pepper in salthill.

salt and pepper have seriously gone downhill over the past few years, they seem also to change the staff more than enough too..

mid to late 90's salt and pepper was the place to eat in salthill, at least its still better than supermac's though..

Bass Cadet

Keedowah wrote: »

McDonaghs have great chips. And fish too - not sure about their chicken though.

When you eat in there, it is really good but the take away is muck. Fish and chips in a cardboard box, like a supermacs snackbox?! Not good

padi89

ErnieBert wrote: »

Del Rio's RIP.
THe original Italian take away in Galway which closed a long time ago. The staff were actually Italian (as opposed to the Polish & Chinese guys in Mario's in Barna) and they would talk about football while they deep fried your battered sausage ***mouth waters as he types***

Anyone else remember Del Rio's?

Bake N' Take?
Beefeaters?
Wimpy?

I don't think I ever eat from these joints whilst I was sober.

Del Rio's was quality, i went to school with one of the lads, sound as a bell.

Beefeaters was good, quality curry.

My favourite though was the old Salt n Pepper.They used to do quality chips, don't know if their supplier changed or its the new cooking units but they just ain't the same.Still do a proper 1/4 punder though.

Wimpy was rough, it was like a cattle mart the queing system, you were always guaranteed a fight outside on the weekend.

Steyr

Salt n Pepper was brilliant years ago but not great these days, the Garlic sauce is mank, more a vinegar taste from it:mad:

galwaybabe

ronnie3585 wrote: »

Come back! I've found zanadoo when it comes to fish and chips in Galway - Kettle of Fish, across from Buskers.

Was a McDonaghs fan for manys a year however I think their food has gotten extremely greasy recently (even for fish and chips). The food in KOF is top quality and in my humble opinion the best chipper in town.

If you're looking for a burger or a kebab look no further then Charcoal Grill. 1/4 pounder with cheese is quality. Mmmm Charcoal Grill.

Funnily enough I ended up going in to KOF instead. It was delicious! Totally satisfied the craving

Aurora Borealis

Ah, does poor auld Pat McDonagh and Supermas not get a look in?

Love their curry chips. That said Kebab house are particularly spectacular after a feed of pints in the Róisín, especially the chip butty thing they have with all the sauces.

Mmmm!!!!!!!!!

SimpleSam06

ronnie3585 wrote: »

Duurty, but it tastes like honey licked off Keira Knightly when you're pissed!

How does that taste? I've only ever licked honey off her when I'm stone cold sober.

Sconsey

ErnieBert wrote: »

Del Rio's RIP.
THe original Italian take away in Galway which closed a long time ago. The staff were actually Italian (as opposed to the Polish & Chinese guys in Mario's in Barna) and they would talk about football while they deep fried your battered sausage ***mouth waters as he types***

Anyone else remember Del Rio's?

Bake N' Take?
Beefeaters?
Wimpy?

I don't think I ever eat from these joints whilst I was sober.

Del Rio's was miles ahead of the competition, I was passing by there with some friends the other night and we all started grumbling that we had to go to "Super"macs...missed Del Rio's. A curry chip (drenched in vinegar) with the monster onion rings they used to make..that, my friends, was good living.

There have been lot's of pretenders since Del Rio closed but none really come close (that chipper on Domnic street near Monroe's ain't bad though).

ronnie3585

SimpleSam06 wrote: »

How does that taste? I've only ever licked honey off her when I'm stone cold sober.

Sorry should have put a comma after Knightly. Tut tut, no excuse for bad grammar.

Cathal01

ErnieBert wrote: »

Del Rio's RIP.
THe original Italian take away in Galway which closed a long time ago. The staff were actually Italian (as opposed to the Polish & Chinese guys in Mario's in Barna) and they would talk about football while they deep fried your battered sausage ***mouth waters as he types***

Anyone else remember Del Rio's?

I remember Del Rio's! I used to live beside them in knocknacarra. The food in there was unbeatable..

Robbo

Anyone remember Hannibal's on Lower Dominick St? Man alive, I'd kill for one of their BLTs, to this day.

civis_liberalis

Any chance of a poll?