Eh? We have an excellent record against both.

MD could get the noble peace prize for this

It has to be said, i do push the boat out now and again.

Where's next in the Md tour of Warringtons finest fish & chip shops

venue still undecided.... its looking like either veras or the codfather.

Anyone recommend any place on the curry mile. Am working that way this week, looking for some place for lunch

Just had a poll in the office and we reckon the Mughli or Sangam (now called Lahore Karahi I think). Rusholme isn't what it was gone a bit expensive IMO

Off piste in the Northern Quarter Al Faisal, Kabana This and That and Yagdar are cafe type places reminiscent of what Rusholme was all about back in the day great for lunch.

If you can get to the centre Bollywood is my fav' on Liverpool St top end near Deansgate much better than Akbars again IMO

I understand it's about being handy due to work good luck... I wonder what I fancy for tea.....

Now then... what do we call these peculiar delicacies of batter and potato. really they are potato fritters but surely it is 'scollops' as 'scallops' are a bivalve mollusc, very nice when they are pan-fried in garlic.

Ive heard them called smacks too, imagine going in a chippy and asking for smack? (obviously exclude Merseyside)

Not used the curry mile in nearly a decade, but when I did, I used this "rule of thumb".
If I see a place that's got plenty of Asian customers in it, I'll use it.
If it's clientele is virtually all Anglo-Saxon, I'll avoid it.

Using this system, I've never been disappointed

There Scallops to me. Lovely. I always place my order for the family and ask for a few of them whilst I'm waiting! Nom nom nom

Working in Blackburn I was introduced to a John Bull. Absolutely lovely.

Working all over the Nw it's good to sample the local dishes.

How did it take three-and-a-half pages for someone t mention this place. It's gorgeous.

really?

i think we have found this Saturdays chippy.

Not one for the veggies but when I first went the TT in the early 80's, chippy in Douglas sold (and still sells!) battered slices of black pudding ....... surprising how something so simple tastes so good ......