Eventfull evening on Punters Place

Well? Come on, expand - type of fish, quality of eating, would you go back or try somewhere else?

It was a nice big chunk of meaty cod. Delicious light batter & proper well done chips. Would definitely go back.
Mushy peas, bread n butter & a pot of tea. All very enjoyable.

Wanted to go to Magpie's but the queue was horrendous. I was not disappointed with the alternative.

Dirty Diego wrote:It was a nice big chunk of meaty cod. Delicious light batter & proper well done chips. Would definitely go back.
Mushy peas, bread n butter & a pot of tea. All very enjoyable.

Wanted to go to Magpie's but the queue was horrendous. I was not disappointed with the alternative.

Hadleys?

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=11+Bridge+Street+Whitby+UK&sll=54.481982,-0.595214&sspn=0.010521,0.033023&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=11+Bridge+St,+Whitby,+North+Yorkshire+YO22+4,+United+Kingdom&ll=54.487242,-0.611737&spn=0.01052,0.033023&z=16

Been out most of the day but it seems both Olspy and TL are still posting.

Bert wrote:We are a rare breed, Eric.

Not from day one, but pretty soon after for me. I had an ignore list of 20 at one stage...

ha'ha'ha.
fuckin hell bert,
i thought mine was bad.
i had half a dozen.

Dirty Diego wrote:The bunch of cunts!

Had a lovely day in Whitby yesterday, can't beat fish & chips at the coast.

hey DD,
it's not a bad place to go to.
did you go look at the abbey?
those fuckin steps.
thought i was gonna die when i got up there.

it's one helluva a climb ain' it,
and for what?
not a bad place to visit though.
when we went they were having that gothic thing going on.
god the state of those teenagers,
was like an undertakers convention.

Dirty Diego wrote:The bunch of cunts!

Had a lovely day in Whitby yesterday, can't beat fish & chips at the coast.

Didn't have the fish and chips, but did go the coast today. Sandy feet, picnic in the dunes, crazy golf and a lolly ice to cool off. Summer holidays haven't changed since the 70s, IMO.

(Apparently when I was in at least my twenties according to ""Poll Boy", just to link in to the title)

I guess no one else will remember being able to buy jugs of tea on the beach and galloping donkeys, yes galloping donkeys.

No, MG, but I did have a bit of seaside fish, chips and mushy peas today and it was right on the money. I ended up in that rare to find scenario of being too full to eat more but struggling to be able to stop myself. A bit like what Homer said in the steak-eating competition - "There's still food but I don't want to eat it - I've become everything I've ever hated".

We nipped out to dinner yesterday ( lunch to the southerners) and I wanted a crusty breadcake.they had ran out and only had wholemeal bread, which was fine.it was a doorstop.I actually couldnt get my mouth round it and had the rest for my tea.and I had to carry it with 2 hands

morning_glory wrote:I actually couldnt get my mouth round it and I had to carry it with 2 hands

Way, way too easy. This organisation thanks you for the feedline