best chippie?

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Re: best chippie?

Postby The Egg Man » Sat Jun 30, 2012 12:44 pm

There are three words certain to cast fear into the hearts and tastebuds of afficionados of greet chippies.

Under New Management

Imagine my horror when I spotted the sign in the window of The Grove at Finnieston.

I can, however, report that the chips are still great. My wee brother's special fish was excellent but my regular fish wasn't up to the usual standard. It may have been a one-off. I'll try again soon.

PS. I enquired after the guy who used to run The Grove and was told he'd gone to Govan. The whole queue offered their commiserations on his fate.
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Re: best chippie?

Postby banjo » Sun Jul 01, 2012 11:02 am

do you still get queues in chippies?
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Re: best chippie?

Postby The Egg Man » Sun Jul 01, 2012 11:25 am

Yep. This one consisted mostly of taxi drivers. That's usually a good sign in a chippy.
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Re: best chippie?

Postby sandabound » Sun Jul 01, 2012 1:46 pm

I was visiting my wife in the western infirmary last night, she's getting cabin fever she's been in almost 3 weeks now, so last night i took her down to the car & nipped into the Grove for a fish supper, it was lovely, best bit it was only £2.95, mind you i got some funny looks sitting eating it with a women n her housecoat & jammies sitting next to me :D
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Re: best chippie?

Postby banjo » Sun Jul 01, 2012 4:01 pm

two ninetyyfive,have you got a time machine.six quid or thereabouts at the chippie boat on the naully.
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Re: best chippie?

Postby The Egg Man » Sun Jul 01, 2012 4:16 pm

Sandabout's right. A small fish supper and a small special fish supper came to just over £6.
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Re: best chippie?

Postby sandabound » Sun Jul 01, 2012 9:25 pm

Banjo, i had a pocket full of smash pound coins etc & was expecting to get rid of about £5.60 had to ask the girl 3 times how much did she say & it had nothing to do with her English accent, i was well chuffed & only ate bout half the chips :D
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Re: best chippie?

Postby Charlotte » Thu Sep 13, 2012 2:24 pm

I've been to The Grove a couple of times too - really like it there. A few of us were going to go last Friday, but once we'd got settled at mine with a film, we couldn't be bothered to move so we ordered a takeaway pizza instead :roll:
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Re: best chippie?

Postby RapidAssistant » Fri Mar 22, 2013 9:32 am

Enzo and Dolce Vita on the Shettleston Road get my vote - they (were) my local ones, now that I've moved my dad out of the city as well I rarely get the chance to get back there.

Cafe Zecchino on Alexandra Parade/Cumbernauld Road was always a sound choice as well - always good for a late night stop in on the way home if I was in town and I had the car.
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