Fryers Fish Chips - Plymouth

The personal is a total shame bit, how to eat somewhere else to go hell old chips from the am a argument with a drunk would be more pleasant.

Extremely brutal and rude, not only servier staff, but passive aggressive notions on the menu and the entire shop. eating itself is ok, standard fish and chip-fayre, cannot complain about it. but the customer is always wrong and the total lack of human basic heat has ever returned me. it's like they don't really want your money! I am looking forward to the sarcastic and aggressive response that negative commentary seems to be published here to generate in the peculiarities, as this provides another evidence that their habit is much better directed at other places.

Recently moved into the opposite. my own and my 6-year-old grandson went down to get fish and chips. the female server insisted that I should leave him outside. she asked if she could take my command from the door and she didn't even answer... though she spoke to me. she was very rude and didn't seem to care that she wanted me to leave a 6-year-old outside! it says, 2 people in business, doesn't count a child as a person! left and went elsewhere!

It's the first time I've been back to Fryer's since the social distancing stuff came in and I was sad to see that they'd placed a large sign containing the main items on top of the frier thereby making the shop seem much smaller as...well as preventing you from seeing or speaking to the person that is cooking your food. On top of that they had installed this perspex screens covering the area next to the screen leaving only a small hole so you can pay. It was like I was visiting a convict in jail. I thought the owners might have been disappointed at having to introduce such measures but they were happy about them. They felt safer they said. This is the normal they tell me and it that's true I shall stop visiting my local chippy. I'd rather eat at home. The lady behind the counter (the co owner I presume) seemed moody when I got into the shop and wasn't particularly friendly. I didn't help matters when I started questioning why people would want to put perspex barriers and avoid contact with people. I live in hope that the owners of this establishment stop living in fear, break free of the programming and start being a proper chippy again. What will probably happen is that impersonal. perspex filled, soulless chippies will be the new normal chippies and that is a very sad thing. Excellent food though. As always. Lovely chips. Great crunch to them !

We came to Plymouth for my sons graduation and rented a flat we did not want to cook so we went to fryers it was really excellent fresh fish yummy batter and crispy fries. Thank you for a brilliant end to a perfect day would...recommend 100% .