As a British expat, one of my favourite things about living in Barcelona is its delicious gastronomic offerings with the abundance of fantastic Spanish and Catalan restaurants all over the city. From time to time, I get a real hankering for the Britain’s most iconic dish – good old fish and chips! The thought of rich and crispy battered fish and chunky vinegar drenched chips with a dollop of tartar sauce is enough to make me drool. And whilst Barcelona has a plentiful supply of the fresh fish and many British expats living here, there aren’t a plethora of places serving up the timeless British classic. This was until twosome Julie Stephenson and Julia Fossi opened up a fish and chips joint in the heart of Barcelona’s trendy Raval district in 2008 serving up battered fish with Spanish-style potatoes. However, they closed in 2013 and left a fish and chips-shaped hole on the Barcelona food scene.
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All in all, The Fish and Chips Shop is a fantastic little restaurant serving up exquisite food for reasonable prices in a small and quirky space. A bold statement, but the fish and chips are the best I have ever tasted! It’s well worth a visit.
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