Plumtree Fish and Chips Keyworth Nottingham
Let’s be honest: finding a decent chippy in Nottinghamshire is like finding a decent parking spot—possible, but you have to know where to look. Plumtree Fish and Chips is that spot. It sits on the corner of Wysall Lane, unassuming, almost hidden, until the smell hits you from half a street away. That smell. The one that makes you suddenly hungry even if you just ate lunch.
The batter? Crispy. Not greasy, not doughy—that perfect golden shell that shatters when you bite. The fish inside is flaky, white, and steaming. Honestly, it’s the kind of fish that makes you close your eyes for a second, just to savour it. (No judgment if you do. I’ve done it.)
The Chips: A Love Letter
Now, the chips. Oh, the chips. They’re thick-cut, fluffy in the middle, with those scraggly bits at the end that are basically fried gold. You don’t need to drown them in ketchup—just salt and a splash of vinegar. Actually, wait, I’m lying: grab some mushy peas on the side. Trust me.
Portions here are not messing about. You order a “small” and you get a bucket. You order a “large” and you might need a second stomach. It’s the kind of generosity that makes you feel like you’ve won something. (And your wallet agrees—it’s surprisingly affordable for the quality.)