A Salt & Battery, New York, New York, Seafood Restaurant Details

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Fish 'n' chips fanciers say this cleverly named West Village hole-in-the-wall does a jolly good rendition of the British staple for an affordable sum; anti–health food treats like deep-fried candy bars fill out the greasy bill, but since there's no decor and seating's just a few stools, most get the goods to go.

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Good experience. Small place so you may be rubbing shoulders with others. Asked for scraps...didn't know what they were.

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Was one of best fish n chips that I ever had,tasty,fast,friendly + I met some very interesting and nice ppl over there. Highly Recommended!

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It's been said before that you can't get real fish & chips out side of Old Blighty. I heartily disagree. The fish is delicious, the chips tasty and the deep fried chocolate bars (which are seasonal; sometimes Mars bars, sometimes Cadbury Creme Eggs) are all exactly what you might find at a street cart or lunch cafe in London.

How do I know? No Englishman I've ever brought here has told me different.

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I have not had much fish and chips in my time, but I would assume this is the standard (high standard) for fish and chips. You can choose from a variety of fish and I also recommend the giant battered banger. Everything is very rich and delicious. I recommend of your not on a diet

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I supposed you can call these authenitc Fish and Chips. You can choose which fish, I had the haddock. The batter isn't overly seasoned. Add a little malt vinegar and you're all set. If you're "serious" about fisih and chips, this is place to go. Possibly the only one in the city.