Poppies Fish & Chips London Named UK's Best Independent Fish And Chip Restaurant Of The Year 2014



Poppies Fish & Chips in Spitalfields, London has been voted the UK’s best Independent Fish and Chip Restaurant at The National Fish & Chip Awards, organised by Seafish. Owned by Pat Newland, Poppies Fish & Chips battered off competition from Page’s Fish and Chip Restaurant in Cwmbran, Wales as well as Quayside in Whitby, North Yorkshire to clam the award for 2014.

As the only representative from London and the South, Poppies plaiced highest in terms of the quality of its catch, going one better than 2013 when it was an runner up in the same competition.

Pat Newland of Pop’s of Poppies Fish & Chips in Spitalfields said: “This is a huge honour. 50 years in the business and being recognised for all our hard work and keeping our diners happy, certainly doesn’t grow old.  But I couldn’t have done it alone and would like to thank the tremendous team that I have around me, that really makes things like this happen.

“At Poppies we put so much in to the entire experience, from our fish of the finest quality which is prepared on the premises by our onsite fishmonger, to our friendly ‘Poppettes’ waitresses dressed in wartime ‘land girl’ outfits and vintage-style décor.  It is important that our customers leave happy, full and eager to repeat the experience.”

David Lovell, Business Director of award sponsors Goldensheaf, said: “The UK’s multitude of fish and chip outlets are a national institution and Poppies Fish & Chips in Spitalfields is a wonderful example of how fish and chips can best be enjoyed in a restaurant setting."

“This competition has been the fiercest yet with each finalist demonstrating the highest standards and best quality. However, Poppies Fish & Chips in Spitalfields demonstrates a fantastic commitment to excellence and we congratulate them on winning such a prestigious award.”

Paul Williams, Chief Executive of Seafish, said: “Every year we see a wealth of new and established talent vie for the different award categories, and the competition gets fiercer each year as a result. This year was no exception and the judges were faced with particularly tricky decisions."

“Poppies Fish & Chips in Spitalfields stood out for their commitment and determination throughout the entire awards process and we’d like to congratulate them in taking the top accolade."

“Year on year, the outstanding standards set by entrants across all the award categories, continues to impress. Their unwavering commitment to the industry and the efforts made towards responsible sourcing and maintaining standards are vital in ensuring future generations can enjoy the UK’s favourite dish.”

Follow @popsfishnchips to GET HOOKED and get a flavour of what you can expect from the award-winning restaurant itself.
www.poppiesfishandchips.co.uk
www.fishandchipawards.com


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