A Salt & Battery

Due to the current environmental climate and the world-wide depletion of fish stocks, A SALT & BATTERY is switching to locally grown sustainable produce. Cod fish stocks world-wide as well as locally have been over fished in recent years. The UK has already switched from Cod to Pollock (both the texture and taste are almost identical). By switching from Cod to Pollock (which, unlike Cod, is a...

Save Time: For those who don't opt for pick-up or delivery, there's room for a couple of people at the tiny bar and on the bench outside.

The Extras: Tea and Sympathy is two doors down, when you crave one or both.

Fish 'n' chips fanciers say this "clevely named" Village "hole-in-the-wall" does a "jolly good" rendition of the British staple for an "affordable" sum; "anti–health food" treats like "deep-fried candy bars" fill out the "greasy" bill, but since there's "no decor" and seating's just a "few stools", most get the goods to go.

Standing tall alongside Greenwich Avenue's Tea & Sympathy empire, this chippie has a fine selection of fried fishes and other choices.

Looks like a no-frills Dover fast food joint, manned by lovely expats. Perfect fish 'n' chips wrapped in London newspaper spotted with grease. Accents abound, and the staff tends toward the no-BS friendly side. Bring your copy of London Fields, pop a Pepcid, then order a chip butty—basically a French fry sandwich. Afterward, pop next door to Tea & Sympathy's candy-stocked shop for a limey...

The Scene
Expats and curious Americans have been popping into Tea and Sympathy to sample the curiosities of British cuisine for years. Now they only have to go next door to find authentic...

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