Aye, that's the one, used to be the Magpie.Not sure of the name now Billy, it's been a good 10 years since I have been but I know it's still there. You know you are there by the queue's, normally right down the steps and down the street. It's near that Dracula House **** they have down there, a spooky house or something. Flattened the guy out there back in 1999, bellowed right through the mike in my ear just as I was walking past, it was like beating Christopher Lee up so I felt a bit guilty but told the lass at the time, **** it, I bet Peter Cushing fancied doing that many a time on set..
Aye, that's the one, used to be the Magpie.
It`s certainly one of the most expensive (I presume you mean the Magpie) It`s a bit like Betty`s in York - an "in" place to go - nearly always a queue outside for a meal which is nothing special. There`s a better chippie on the corner by the pier and it`s about half the price!Whitby has one of the best Chippies in the UK, worth a visit for that alone but it is tranquil, clean, a bit gothic, the pubs play cool music and it is probably one of the best places to take a lass on a decent day out.. If you can wade through the chip shop grease later in her gob, there's a night to remember in there too..
Leeds Castle is in Kent Comm.
Aye, I think you are right.Fish and chips to die for..
I'm sure it's been voted one of the very best chippies..?
The guy that owns it has a great set up.The guy next door to me drives up there from York, books an overnight for him and his disabled wife just for the Seaburn supper as he calls it..
