Minchella's Fish And Chips - Sunderland

To understand my experience in this diner, I must begin at the beginning, because it is a story of disappointment and redemption. of muscles and beautiful photos. but above all from fishing and from chips. I took an train from hard pool to sunderland during my vacation in Britain. my goal was a grotto, from which I was told by a friend who has a restaurant and pub built in a wall of the cave. I arrived at the railway station sunderland and drove to the railway station to take the bus on the coast. I had planned to stop in souter lighthouse first, but when I came to the roker park, I hit the stop button on the bus and came out immediately. from there I decided to climb it the rest of the way to the coast, a total of about 7 miles. When I walked along the coast, I saw many beautiful places and took many pictures on the way. I stopped at souter lighthouse and even got the chance to go to the lighthouse. from there I continued my trip to marsden grotto, just to find out that it was closed. I had hoped to get some fish and chips and a pint when I arrived there, but unfortunately my trip had come to her end, and my dear had nothing to show for it. I wandered back about another mile because I had seen some dinge from the lighthouse I had missed on the way. at this time the sun was in the position and my dear smell. I finally returned to the bus and went towards the city. I had seen some fish and chip connections there, it was just a question I would choose from. remember, up to this point I never had real, authentic English fish and chips. this coupled with the fact that I had just migrated 8 miles, as well as the disappointment of the grotte that 't open for business, they can imagine that minchella 's was a place for acidic eyes. I chose minchella because it looked so dazzling, all glowed in the dark. there was no insider memory, but they had tables and chairs at the front so I could enjoy my firm under the moonlight. fish and chips, please. and a coke. She asked if I wanted a few fried brote about which I was very committed. I had everything in salt and edgy debris and began to destroy the chips that covered the fried fish. they had given me a wooden utensil that was a spork, and it seemed to do the trick. Finally, I had paved one way through the chips and it was time to have my first bite of economical, delicious fish. it was all I had dreamed of and more. Honestly, one of the most epic and unforgettable meals I had ever lived in my life. while I would encourage someone to duplicate the adventurous I had, even if they were not so adventurous, I would still highly recommend minchella 's for fish and chips in sunderland. Despite the epic journey that brought me to this little food stand, they do fish and chips right, and I find it hard to believe I will find something better for the rest of my days.

I found this place by pure chance on a trip to the area. The staff were very friendly and pleasant. I ordered cod and chips and off I went to park up. The food was great, fresh fish in a lovely crispy batter and a good size. The chips were very tasty and all in all I would go back if I was down again. Better than a fish supper in Edinburgh The only downside was a lack of parking but the hail, snow and wind kept the traffic wardens away.

Visited this family run chippy a few times and have never been disappointed! Great quality food and excellent service from the staff. Would highly recommend it if you're in the area!

Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the North East area and if you’re not, a reason to visit! The food is always cooked to perfection, customer service is brilliant and to top it off it’s in a perfect location! Don’t forget to try a scoop of the famous Minchella ice cream after your fish and chips. Trust me you won’t be disappointed!

Stopped for fish and chips after a visit to the illuminations. the fish is great quality, the only let down was the mess in the seating area as there were no bins just the public bin which was rammed