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However, one of the most favourite activities just has to be a visit to the Fisherman’s Chip Shop. You can utilise the takeaway at the rear of the shop and eat Fish and Chips on the quay. (Just think swinging sixties, look for the red ‘phone box and you’re there). Or for more luxury and the more sedentary, walk under the arch, turn left at the lights and once again, you’re there.

Located in the town centre of Conwy, it has been owned by Peter and Tracy Nolan and their son Chris for 27 years and has a great reputation in the area. Popular with locals and visitors, they are kept extremely busy all year round. If you want to sample Britain’s national dish at its very best, a visit to The Fisherman’s Chip Shop is highly recommended.

When you first visit the Fisherman’s Chip Shop it is like your first visit to the Tardis! This is because the size of the shop front is deceptive and doesn’t prepare you for the delights inside. The kitchens are clean, bright, modern and visible to all and the menus are straight forward and great value for money. The restaurant is comprised of three floors and seats more than 50 diners and there is easy access for disabled customers.