Serving battered haddock and cod, squid, scampi and plaice, as well as pies, burgers and jacket potatoes, there is something for everyone at Flounders. How can you go to one of Cornwall’s most loved towns and not have fish and chips? Family run Flounders is the place to go for a takeaway fish and chips in Newquay. The Living Space also serves burgers, steak, and curry your usual staple pub grub with something for everyone. Fish and chips always taste better by the sea, and after a stroll around this idyllic beach, it's hard to resist the comforting smell of beer-battered fish wafting from the open-plan kitchen. Their fish and chips includes beer battered market fish (just check their specials board for the ‘fish of the day’) and chips, with Watergate Bay’s own ketchup, tartare sauce and lemon. Put simply, there’s nothing better! North Cornwall The Living Space, Watergate Bay Hotel, Newquayįor great meals with the family, or a bite to eat as you emerge from the surf, The Living Space is a relaxed eatery where you can sit on sofas and gaze at the spectacular view. The only thing left for you to do now is pick up your fish and chips of choice and head to a beautiful spot to dig into your truly Cornish dinner with a view. In this blog we take a look at where you can find the best fish and chips in Cornwall. These firm favourites include the humble pasty, delicious cream tea (jam first please) and, of course, a generous helping of locally-caught fish and chips. There are a few ‘staple’ foods, though, that have long been considered must-haves when in the duchy. Add mushy peas and tartare sauce to the mix, and you’ve got yourself one of Cornwall’s most loved dishes.Ĭornwall is undoubtedly a foodies’ paradise, with a huge selection of restaurants, cafes, and places to grab a quick bite. Locally-caught, fresh fish in a crispy batter, with a generous helping of light and fluffy chips.
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