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What's the best fish and chips in north Seattle

sallydangertomorrow asked in Fish & Seafood 11 months ago | Report

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    Tracy M

    (Oh man, my sister is the real fish n chips aficionado, and she's a HUGE fan of Chinook's at Fisherman's Terminal, but that's a ways away).

    How NORTH in North Seattle? Spuds at Greenlake has been making a respectable battered no frills fish and chips for decades. Ivars bought them awhile ago, but someone told me that the Greenlake branch is still independent (it's all hearsay, and while Ivars owns them, it hasn't seemed to change the food, so that's nice). It's an order at the counter type place.

    Back when I lived in Greenlake (5 years ago) we really enjoyed Duke's for their breaded halibut and chips. Sit down, pricier restaurant. Again, I haven't been in 5 years, but it used to be good, and their chowders were great.

    My only other north end recommendation (again, where I haven't eaten in 3 years, sorry my data is out-dated) is Scott's Bar & Grill in Shoreline. They used to have great fish and chips. But 3 years ago we had a bad scallops experience and haven't really been back. But it might have been just a fluke.

    Good luck!

    Tracy M answered in Fish & Seafood 11 months ago | Report
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    Everyone's going to tell you "Pacific Inn" but I beg to differ. I like my fish and chips battered, not breaded. I like the ones at the George and Dragon in Fremont, especially with a pint of Newkie Broon, though the atmosphere may be a little grisly for some. Spuds Greenlake can be good.

    Fnarf answered in Fish & Seafood 11 months ago | Report
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    I love the cod and chips from Anthony's fish bar on the waterfront, but I bet their fish and chips will be pretty good at any of their locations. They make my favorite tartar sauce too. I miss daly's (more for their fish sandwich).

    michiko swiggs answered in Fish & Seafood 11 months ago | Report
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    Depends. Chinook's halibut and chips at fisherman's terminal is good. as is the fish and chips at Ray's upstairs cafe and the lockspot's stuff is very good while the Pac Inn is famous for theirs. We talking to go? sit down? fancy? divey?

    Tom answered in Fish & Seafood 11 months ago | Report
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