And let’s face it, Blackpool is arguably the home of the classic British favourite. But where did we go in the noughties for fish and chips? These were some of the area’s favourites in the 2000s, were any near you? Some are still going strong.
In case you missed them: 27 scenes which snapshot life in Blackpool's best loved pubs in the 90s and 00s - including George Hotel, Talk of the Coast, Dutton Arms and Farmer's Arms
1. Favourite Chippies of the Noughties
Owners of Yorkshireman Fish and Chips in Waterloo Road - Tony Brookes, wife Joyce and son Phillip Photo: Wayne Paulo
2. Favourite Chippes of the noughties
Fresh Bite Fish and Chips on Central Drive Photo: Martin Bostock
3. Favourite Chippies of the noughties
Mo Moreland (centre) with residents of Harcourt Road and St Annes Road, South Shore, outside the Fish and Chip Shop in St Annes Road. There were plans to turn it into a Kebab shop. Do you remember this? Photo: Bill Johnson
4. Favourite Chippies of the Noughties
Harold Rigby`s Fish and Chip shop, Waterloo Road Photo: Jeff Walker
5. Favourite Chippies of the Noughties
Eastpines Fish and Chip shop in Anchorsholme Photo: Martin Bostock
6. Favourite Chippies of the Noughties
Moby Dicks Fish and Chips Shop in Dickson Road Photo: Submit