Three chippies in Leeds and the surrounding area have been nominated in the The National Fish and Chip Awards 2023.
Organisers have announced a shortlist of 40 establishments in the running for the Fish and Chip Takeaway of The Year category. As you’d expect, given the wealth of options available, we have solid representation from Leeds and nearby.
To make the list, judging criteria included demonstrating high levels of knowledge of the fish and chip industry. Particular focus was given to customer service, environmental consideration and sustainably good practices.
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Andrew Crook, President at The National Federation of Fish Friers said: “Being able to announce the top 40 finalists for this category is an absolute pleasure. It is no secret that the industry is facing some challenges.
“That said, this industry is built upon British stoicism. And with spirit and determination we are committed to supporting our members and seeing through tough times. We cannot wait to celebrate at the awards ceremony in February 2023.”
The winners of the awards will be announced during a ceremony happening in London at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge. Of course, we’ll keep you posted how our Yorkshire nominees fare in the meantime scroll do to see the chippies nominated from our region:
- The Bearded Sailor - Pudsey
- The Fish Bank - Sherburn-in-Elmet
- Oceans - Leeds
You can see the full shortlist from across the UK here.
To find out the latest food and drink news in our city you can visit our Best in Leeds homepage. There you will also find a guide to great things to do in Leeds.
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