Blist's Hill Chip Shop — Restaurant in Madeley

There was no line when we went, despite it being a Saturday afternoon. The staff members were very friendly and committed to their roles.

It was one of the best fish and chips I’ve had in the UK so far, all wrapped up in a cute Blists Village-themed paper! The chips were crunchy and fluffy, while the fish was crispy and juicy. The only downside would be how small the fish was (buried deep inside the cone), especially with the price of £9.50, which appears to have increased since last year.

We were so enamored with the first fish and chips that we got the sausage and chips near closing time, where they coincidentally had a fresh batch of chips. That was not a good decision. I wasn’t a big fan of the sausage and the second time around, the chips were slightly undercooked, primarily yellow rather than golden or brown, and nowhere near as crispy as the first time. Perhaps avoid getting the chips near closing time, even if it’s a fresh batch, and choose the fish.

While there’s no seating in the shop itself, you can eat your meal in the nearby inn or any courtyard (?)...

I have visited Blist Hill annually for many years. Every year, we have the beef dripping fried chips as a treat. The chips were always good. Went today, and the chip shop now serves crinkle cut chips, which appear to be from a reject line. Half cooked and hard in the middle. I am very disappointed that they have cut corners to save money and maximise profits. I will probably leave it a few years before I consider...

Wow what a wonderful place to have your fish and chips. Cooked in traditional style batter. Made from scratch. Worth the wait. Loved the homemade fish and chips. Only had salt and vinegar as they are keeping too the traditional Victorian era. Long queue 30 mins but...