The North East's top chippies

Warning this will make you hungry!

Published 10th Apr 2017
Last updated 11th Apr 2017

Sunshine and fish and chips go hand in hand. In fact scrap that, all weather and fish and chips go together! Here's a list of a few chip shops we think are worth a visit...

Marshalls, Front Street, Tynemouth

This place has been described as a local institution and we can’t disagree. Fresh fish and homemade mushy peas are among the many reason why Marshalls remains one of Tynemouth’s most treasured chippies.

Bells, Durham

Bang in the heart or Durham city centre is Bells fish and chips shop, with a menu that offers you an array of exceptional specials and good value for money. Sit in and enjoy or leave your chips unwrapped and head down to the riverbank on a sunny day.

Pantrini’s, Whitley Bay

Award winning fish and chips to be had here and now they will even deliver to your doorstep!

Pinnacles Fish and Chip restaurant, Seahouses

The Hairy Biker’s described this place as their favourite chip shop, making a name for itself with locals and tourists alike. A tasty lunch to be had in one of Northumberland’s best seaside towns.

Waterfront, North Shields

A traditional chip shop on the Fish Quay Waterfront has nothing but great reviews and fish so big it falls off the side of your plate!

Coastline Fish and Chips, Blyth

A favourite among surfers, cyclists and families alike. Along with their locally sourced produce they offer homemade Italian ice cream. That's dessert sorted!

Downey’s Fish and Chip Restaurant, Seaham

A family run business on the seafront of Seaham, a day out here wouldn’t be complete without a trip to Downey’s.