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In no particular order and not exhaustive, the list below is a few of Fife's destination chippies.
Cromars brings a touch of modern flair to traditional fish and chips in the heart of St Andrews and is a firm favourite for students, golfers, and foodies alike. Grab a takeaway and head for the beach, or dine in and enjoy some of the best chippy fare the town has to offer. You can even have chips for breakfast with their recently launched 'big filthy breakfast'.
A true legend on the Fife coast, the Anstruther Fish Bar serves up traditional fish and chips with unbeatable coastal views. Freshly caught haddock, golden batter, and perfectly crisp chips have earned this spot countless awards. Be prepared to queue as it gets extremely busy. They do have indoor seating, but we recommend these these are best enjoyed al fresco taking in the stunning coastal views.
The Tailend offers a refined take on fish and chips, with a focus on quality and sustainability. With both sit-in and takeaway options, it's ideal for everything from a casual lunch to a laid-back evening meal after exploring the charming history of St Andrews.
Another nostalgic family seaside favourite, head to Imrie’s Fish Bar for delicious fish and chips. Whether you're picking up a midweek treat or fuelling up after a walk along the promenade, they are renowned for great portions.
Valente’s is a true Fife institution, serving up classic fish suppers since 1921 and earning generations of local loyalty. But it’s more than just a great chippy...don’t leave without trying their homemade Italian ice cream for the perfect sweet finish.
Don’t let the name fool you, the Wee Chippy serves up big flavours in Anstruther’s bustling harbourfront. Known for its quick service and hearty helpings, it’s a favourite for those craving traditional chippy fare without the wait. With outdoor seating it's perfect for enjoying fish and chips in the salty sea breeze.
Armando’s Fish Bar has earned its reputation as one of Dunfermline’s most beloved chippies. Known for its perfectly crisp triple-cooked chips and golden-battered haddock, old school charm and large portions, this family-run spot has been around for decades,