Tommy’s Fish & Chip Shop
With regular queues out the door and an army of locals who swear by it, Tommy’s Fish & Chip Shop in Heywood comes fiercely recommended. This unassuming corner cafe with its fifties-style dining room was the original branch of what used to be a chain of chippies all over the region.
Go there for the spanking fresh fish and chips ‘straight from the fryer’ and some exemplary mushy peas.
Want to be the first to receive all the latest news, tips, articles, guides and updates from Confidential Guides? Sign up here.
- Price:
Open: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat
Tags: British Casual Cheap eats Local produce People watching Street food
Subscribe to the Confidential Guides newsletter
Want to be the first to receive the latest news, tips, guides and updates? Subscribe here.
Advertise with Confidentials
Is this your business? If you’d like to discuss your entry or marketing with us, get in touch here.
You might also like…
Mamucium
Greater ManchesterMamucium is headed up by Chef Andrew Green, formerly of The Lowry Hotel. It may be a hotel restaurant but...
Allium at Askham Hall
PenrithAllium at Askham Hall has a dedication to seasonality that is rare, for all the term is bandied about these...
The Dunham Barn
AltrinchamIf you’re not in the mood for the National Trust cafe at Dunham Massey, you have a locally-grown option here...
Lost and Found
KnutsfordLost and Found, an elegant restaurant and bar in the old town hall in Knutsford has mastered the art of...
