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    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Chumley Warners - Front of shop at Northlakes

    Chumley Warners

    3.3(6 reviews)
    2.7 km
    $

    Are they really back? Best F&C. Do they take orders for delivery? I am originally from the UK &…read morebefore Chumley's left the NL Store & went to the Gold Coast, they made the very best North Atlantic fish & chips I cannot finish my review, because there isn't a Chumley Warners in North Lakes. I telephoned the listed number & was to,d by the owner they no longer operate from North Lakes, but moved to the Gold Coast years ago. Much to my disappointment! I can only give stars on past experience which was years ago when Chumley's was in North Lakes!

    This is a nice English style fish and chips shop. Mushy peas, haddock and faggots and bap rolls…read more And pies. Very busy most of the time so be prepared to wait. Great for a change and nicely cooked. Be prepared for vinegar and other strange condiments at the store. I would have given it a higher rating except for a few problems I have encountered. Order different items and you get them all wrapped in seperate butcher paper, sounds good but the waste and space it takes to unwrap everything is stupid. Long waiting time. And only small cans of soft drink available at a place with salty food. No toilets, not really good for large groups as seating is limited and no child seats visible. I like this food but the actual business is not thinking of the patron as much as they could. Or possibly they have grown too large to quickly to think of the small things.

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    Chumley Warners - Battered piece of haddock

    Battered piece of haddock

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    Sandgate Fishmonger - Potato scallop, battered fish, and pineapple fritter.

    Sandgate Fishmonger

    3.5(11 reviews)
    10.3 kmSandgate
    $

    Lunch last Saturday was at the Sandgate Fishmonger and there were six of us so we got the family…read morepack (four pieces of fish, four potato scallops, a serve of crumbed calamari, and a serve of chips) plus some extra battered fish, more potato scallops, and I got myself a pineapple fritter. The fish wasn't as good as it usually is, and the chips could have been cooked a bit longer. That said, the potato scallops were nice and the pineapple fritter was delicious. We asked for cod, yet the flesh wasn't as firm, flaky and 'full' as I've enjoyed there before. That said, it's still a great place for fish and chips and I really do like the potato scallops there. The pineapple fritter is always a highlight.

    Flinders Parade is besieged by restaurants and cafes plating-up Fish & Chips and other deep-fried…read moreseafood sensations at Sandgate, one of Brisbane's most idyllic suburban waterfront locations. But there's only one that has seasoned restauranteur David Balish at the helm, steering his Sandgate Fishmonger flotilla of favourites to the foreshore of first choice. David has been dazzling as a chef for over 30 years and has owned three restaurants in this time; Harolds of Spring Hill, Sonomas of Wilston and Sonomas of Sandgate. When family became more important than long slogs in the kitchen, he shelved the latter and opened Sandgate Fishmonger on the former site of Sonomas. And he hasn't looked back since. On a recent visit we had two Cod & Chips ($14 each), a serving of Calamari ($13) - and voted the best by his Mum - and two big, juicy Moreton Bay prawns ($3.75 a piece). All items, except the chips, were lightly crumbed and flash-fried in record time. Superbly cooked, non-greasy, the Cod thickly sliced and moist, the Calamari - well, you can believe his Mum. And those prawns were just perfection. The only downside we found were the chips - not as hot, toasty brown and crisp as they could be, and which cooled down the most with the takeaway meal so perhaps eat those first. Another small whine is paying $2 for a tiny tub of tartare sauce, which is also the same for options like aioli, tomato sauce for your chips, etc. But these are trite grievances for a grander experience of casual, classic seaside seafood choices in a setting that even Rick Stein would appreciate. Ahoy! Your appetite has permission to come aboard. You can see the full menu for Sandgate Fishmonger at their Facebook page which shares the same name. Enjoy!

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    Calamari and snapper & chips

    Sandgate Fishmonger - Potato scallop, battered fish, and pineapple fritter.

    Potato scallop, battered fish, and pineapple fritter.

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    Potato scallop, battered fish, and pineapple fritter.

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