14 of your favourite places for National Fish and Chip Day in Hartlepool

So for National Fish and Chip Day – on Friday, September 4 – we asked you to share your best suggestions for where to go in and around Hartlepool.

Whether you eat them from the paper or on a plate, with salt and vinegar or without, topped in gravy, curry or mushy peas, one of these chip shops will suit your appetite.

Cod or haddock? Batter? Fish bites? They’ve got it all covered.

Check out our reader suggestions from the Hartlepool Mail Facebook page:

Alan Price: “Harry's Fish Bar in Elizabeth Way, Seaton Carew - is absolute top drawer, great food and great staff.”

Paul Eland: “Young’s is fantastic, makes lovely gluten free fish and chips.”

Dawn Kendall: “Fish Face, up Seaton.

Beverley Yeoman Glover: “Fish Face or The Odd Cod.”

Beryl Hardy Parker: “Mary Lambert’s, best in town.”

Matty Dawkins: “Verrills, close the debate."

Chris Leslie: “Greg's, Wynyard Road.

Graham Tygra Allen: “North Gate Fish Shop.”

Irene Elstob: “Central Estate, Margaret’s.”

Alan Jones: “Oxford Road. Been the best for 45 years.”

Pat Young: “West View Chippy near the Horse Shoe Tunnel, you can't beat it.”

Wendy Adams: “The Almighty Cod for fish, Verrills for chips.”

Natalie Rutherford Muir: “Batter and Dough is the best chippy in town.”Everyone has a top pick for the best place to get a chippy tea.

Gillian Lithgo: “Wilson’s traditional fish & chips.”

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