Fish and chips is a classic British dish – and it’s long been a tradition to eat it on Good Friday, doused in vinegar and sprinkled with salt. The Christian festival of Easter begins on Good ...

There are seven Fridays including Good Friday to taste test a variety of fish and chips in the Greater New Bedford area. Haddock or cod, dry or beer battered — now is the time to find your favorite.

Harbour Chippy, Newquay For a classic menu with a modern twist Just a stone’s throw from the fishing boats of Newquay’s historic waterfront, Harbour Chippy serves succulent, flaky fish and ...

It's also best to enjoy your fish and chips on a Friday, according to the expert. 'There's a reason so many Brits default to fish and chips on a Friday,' he said.

In addition to serving traditional fish and chips, the Parrot has pan-roasted haddock, lobster, Duxbury oysters and Chatham clams on its menu. The Parrot, 1 Hull Shore Drive, Hull. theparrothull.com ...

Where: 85 MacArthur Dr., New Bedford For your Lenten Fridays check out Knuckle Heads’ fish and chips. They offer fish with hand-cut fries in either small ($11.99) or large ($14.99).

For your Lenten Fridays check out Knuckle Heads’ fish and chips. They offer fish with hand-cut fries in either small ($12.99) or large ($15.99). Fisher’s Pub Where: 360 Wareham St., Middleboro ...

Where: 85 MacArthur Dr., New Bedford For your Lenten Fridays check out Knuckle Heads’ fish and chips. They offer fish with hand-cut fries in either small ($11.99) or large ($14.99).