We are here visiting from the UK and were told we just had to visit this English fish and chip restaurant during our stay. You step across the quaint threshold and are transported into a tiny piece of England. The decor and memorabilia is spot on and you are warmly welcomed by the British waitress. We wanted to try the fish and chips immediately but were tempted by some of the other options on the menu. To start we had the jalapeño poppers and crunchy onion rings. Both were delicious! On to the main attraction and wow were we ever impressed. The fish was succulent and the batter was crisp and light and I can say with confidence that the chips were some of the best I’ve eaten. Despite being f...
