Yorkshire Fish & Chips by Lake Merrit Review
I ate there today. I think its on Grand.
I didnt think it was greasy or heavy enough which means you guys will all probably like it.
When you order the 2 piece, its cut into about 6 strips. I wish they would just have bigger peices. The batter is very very crispy when you bite into it and not very heavy. I thought it was panko or something, but its not. You can tell the cook who makes it really cares. hes kinda slow and I think does an order at a time. He cant put just multiple orders in the fry vat as I think its too much for him to handle and he wants it to come out right. It comes with Chips and a greek salad that was wonderful.
You can select fish, from catfish, tilapia or cod. Cod is the best for Fish & Chips IMHO, so I went with that. It was juicy, but I like my cod more gelatonious and slippery. This was dense and more like halibut, which i think all of you will like.
I would go back. They have really interesting sodas too. ginger beer, inka cola (tastes like bubblegum), etc.
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Thanks for reporting. We live nearby, and a British friend once ate his lunch at our house that he'd bought at Yorkshire...it was a fried fish sandwich and didn't seem too special, so I never checked the place out...but now I'm curious to try it.
For the record, it's on E.18th near Park Blvd, about a block past the Merritt Restaurant - which has excellent fried chicken and waffles, by the way, unless it's slipped in the last year or so. I haven't been there in a while and I think there may have been some downhill reports.
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re: chompy
Umm. . .not sure if there's another fish & chips place, but the one the OP is talking about is not on E. 18th---it's on Grand near Harrison (unless there's another location?).
Thanks for the report, Diamond Dog. It's about 1 1/2 blocks from my new place, so I'll definitely check it out.
Oh, and Chicken & waffles are the bomb.
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