Anyone for a fish & chippy tea?
If you ask anyone from England to name a truly British staple meal, most will tell you it’s a good old-fashioned serving of fish and chips. There’s nothing better than battered cod (or haddock) to tuck into, along with freshly-cut fried potatoes for a tasty bite to eat.
Usually, when this dinner-time favourite is exported overseas, the result is not the same as the homemade version. Thankfully, this is not the case with San Antonio’s newest eatery, Fishco, as they have managed to perfect the fine art of frying for the comfort food crowd.
Perfectly located next to ‘The Egg’ roundabout, locals and tourists alike only need stroll from the beach shore to sample a full stocked menu. It’s more than just fish and chips though, you can try a range of salads, burgers and a savoury selection of sides.
Feeling famished? They even offer a full roast chicken for the extra hungry. Whether you dine in the restaurant or get a super-quick delivery to your door, the big selection of dishes will certainly tempt your tastebuds.
They don’t shy away from decadent deep-frying either. Paying tribute to Scottish cooking methods, you can order a classic battered Mars Bar or a Pizza crunch, yes that’s right, a deep-fried pizza. The Scotch corner of the menu guarantees to make any food lover drool.
The kitchen team at Fishco pride themselves on sourcing the Finest quality of fresh fish available on this island. With a bar of standards set high, the outcome is a food serving that is crispy on the outside, tender on the inside – mouth-watering to say the least!
When it comes to the ‘patatas fritas’, it’s always great to savour the flavour of freshly hand-cut chips. They are thick and firm just as they should be and go superbly with a pot of mushy peas.
These factors combined have gained them praise as finally providing a family favourite which is worth recognition. In no time at all, Fishco have cemented their reputation as a place that you can chow down on a bounty of food, each bite more delicious than the last.
