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| 61. Author: LochgellyAlbert Date: Mon 12th Mar 2018. 22:30 Golden Fry in Lochgelly with A&R Fish bar in the opposite corner, 2 giants in the fish supper department. Either would solve any world food famine. Reply |
| 62. Author: PARrot Date: Tue 13th Mar 2018. 00:38 Argument settled. My mammy worked in both Golden Birds which were originally owned by the same person. Through time they changed names and ownership. Incidentally that was when you could get a swim and a bag of chips for a shilling, a Bob even ... (5p). A tanner for a dook and a tanner for a poke.  Post Edited (Tue 13 Mar 00:41) Reply |
| 63. Author: OzPar Date: Tue 13th Mar 2018. 00:59 Ah but... where's the best place for a haggis or black pudding supper??? :) Reply |
| 64. Author: PARrot Date: Tue 13th Mar 2018. 01:37 The Kingdom Hall. Reply |
| 65. Author: Captain Desmond Fancey Date: Tue 13th Mar 2018. 09:02 "a tanner for a poke"  Reply |
| 66. Author: PARrot Date: Tue 13th Mar 2018. 09:24 You would need to be leathered though. Reply |
| 67. Author: Kintos Date: Tue 13th Mar 2018. 22:53 Gennaros being my local is my usual go to. Probably the best portions/value for money in the Toon. Usually pretty good quality too. Someone mentioned Romanos. Go there if I'm after a pudding supper. Black pudding in particular is awesome. Special Fish supper from Sauros still my favourite chippie meal ever though. 90's/early noughties, was in there for one every Fri evening Reply |
| 68. Author: renegade master Date: Tue 13th Mar 2018. 22:59 Amends do batterers Stornaway Black Pudding, I can't quite work it out if it works. It's far better with scallops and pea puree! Reply |
| 69. Author: Lochnagar Date: Thu 15th Mar 2018. 19:38 Crail Fish Bar, fish supper on a bench at the Castle with the Gulls squaking overhead and the smell of the sea, looking out at the May island lighthouse beaming it's light as the sun dips below the horizon and the kids at Mrs L's mum's. Reply |
| 70. Author: Bouncer Date: Thu 15th Mar 2018. 22:25 Tried Hook & Catch tonight. Decent food & a decent portion. Prices are pretty good too, fish supper under £5 & puddings under £4.  Reply |
| 71. Author: onlytakes Date: Thu 15th Mar 2018. 23:01 Thought it looked open. Isn't it just Marinis with a different name? Reply |
| 72. Author: Bouncer Date: Fri 16th Mar 2018. 00:13 Don't think so. Completely rebranded & additional menu items like sea bass. Menu & prices on their website. The prices on the menu are the sit in prices, takeaway is cheaper. Post Edited (Fri 16 Mar 00:16) Reply |
| 73. Author: Playup_Pompey Date: Fri 16th Mar 2018. 09:25 even just looking at the website its the most "Dulloch" thing there is. You are a chippy in dunfermline stop thinking you are an up-market eating establishment in the middle of edinburgh.  Reply |
| 74. Author: Sierra Nevada Date: Fri 16th Mar 2018. 10:15 Don't see any harm in trying to be different to any other chippy in Dunfermline. Inverted snobbery. It's rife around these parts. Reply |
| 75. Author: Westies squint kicks Date: Fri 16th Mar 2018. 12:10 Had a fish supper from Hook and catch earlier in the week, fish standard but the chips were good. Prices reasonable too. However it's in Duloch and you know how bitter some folk are about anything in the area that it might struggle. Reply |
| 76. Author: DBS Date: Fri 16th Mar 2018. 13:42 Hook & Catch & Marinis are both owned by Tony Macaroni Reply |
| 77. Author: Playup_Pompey Date: Fri 16th Mar 2018. 14:09 "However it's in Duloch and you know how bitter some folk are about anything in the area that it might struggle." dont think its a bitterness, from a large amount of experience people want an edinburgh lifestyle without paying edinburgh prices for property so work and socialize the other side of the bridge and evening meals more likely to be from waitrose/M&S rather than a chippy whilst others have moved or have been moved there from other areas of the town and already have existing relationships with already open establishments Reply |
| 78. Author: DJTRUPAR Date: Fri 16th Mar 2018. 14:22 Had a sausage supper from the golden chip before the game on tuesday. Excellent as always Reply |
| 79. Author: Westies squint kicks Date: Fri 16th Mar 2018. 14:42 "dont think its a bitterness, from a large amount of experience people want an edinburgh lifestyle without paying edinburgh prices for property so work and socialize the other side of the bridge and evening meals more likely to be from waitrose/M&S rather than a chippy whilst others have moved or have been moved there from other areas of the town and already have existing relationships with already open establishments " Not sure what relevance your point has to my quote given the bitterness is from folk who dont live in Duloch and you reference those that do. My concern for the place is the general disdain in the town for Duloch means anything trying to establish itself there that isn't a "brand " is going to struggle. Reply |
| 80. Author: onlytakes Date: Fri 16th Mar 2018. 16:09 I live in Duloch having moved over from Edinburgh. I go wherever is nearest and don't expect an "Edinburgh lifestyle" whilst living in suburbia. So many people with a "chip" on their shoulder. Duloch isn't posh and folk there don't think they're posh. If they do then they're no doubt a bit Hyacinth Bucket. Might give the Hook and Catch a go. Must be better than the establishments the common-folk from outside Duloch frequent 😂 Reply |
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