Spelling of Fish and Chip Shops Names by Vivian Cook

Friar/Frier (and Robin Hood)	Abbey Friar, Sheffield Broomhill Friery, Sheffield Fat Friars, Ashford Friar One, Sheffield Friar Tuck's, London, Banff	Friars Inn, London Frier Tick's, Sheffield Fryer Tuck, Deal, Lossiemouth The Happy Friar, Ayr The Jolly Friar, Kirkcaldy, Sheffield	Little Fryer Tucker, Ramsgate, Stanwood Friery, Sheffield The Tuck-in Fryary, Sheffield
'n' for 'and'	Chips ‘n’ Things, Montrose Salt ‘N’ Vinegar, Rochester	Fish ‘n’ Things, Fraserburgh	Gold n Crispy, Fraserburgh
Local variants	The Fry Inn, The Chip Chik Inn, Glasgow	The Frying Scotsman, Glasgow The One ‘O’ One Cafe, Kirkcaldy	The Chip Barra, Glasgow
Plaice/place Note for North American readers: 'plaice' means 'flounder'. Almost any first name can occur before 'plaice'.	Ali’s Plaice, Swanley The Corner Plaice, Folkstone Cosy’s Plaice, London Gundee’s Plaice, Orpington Happy Plaice, London Paul’s Plaice, London The Perfect Plaice, London Rock and Grill Plaice The Plaice for Taste, Campbeltown	George’s Plaice, Gillingham Gipsy Plaice Fish Bar, London Michael’s Plaice, London My Plaice, London Crowny’s Plaice, Sheffield Ernie’s Plaice, Swanley The Friendly Plaice, Sheffield Jelo’s Plaice, Gravesend Tolly’s Plaice Karen's Plaice, Lanark Lev’s Plaice, Glasgow Netherthorpe Plaice, Sheffield	J R’s Plaice, Leeds The Tasty Plaice, Beckenham, Sheffield
Other terrible puns etc	A Salt ‘N’ Battered, Sheffield The Batter Merchant, Glasgow Mr Chippy, Leeds, Sheffield Mr Chips, Liverpool, Aberdeen, Fife	The Chip Inn, Liverpool The Chip Stop, Glasgow The Chippy Place, London The Cod Father, London, Ayr Eatalia’s, Edinburgh Frydays, Chatham Sea Gees, Leeds	Intake Away, Sheffield Mister Chips, Dundee Hunky Dory, Gravesend

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