The Anonymous Widower

Lunch On The Pier In Cleethorpes

I took these pictures as I walked along the sea front, where I had lunch at a restaurant called Papas.

Note.

1. As you can see, I had some excellent gluten-free fish and chips, which I washed down with a zero-alcohol beer.
2. The service was good, friendly and fast.
3. I needed it fast, as I had a train to catch and if I missed it, it would be a two-hour wait.

Strangely, I don’t think, I’ve ever eaten a proper meal on a pier.

This Google Map shows the location of the pier with respect to the station.

Note.

1. The station is in the North-West corner of the map.
2. The pier and restaurant is in the South-East corner of the map.

It is a very easy level walk from the station to the restaurant.

Gluten-Free Fish And Chips In Old Fashioned Seaside Towns

This is the third time in recent years, when I’ve had excellent gluten-free fish and chips in an old-fashioned seaside town.

The other two places were Lowestoft and Skegness.

Incidentally, from what I remember of the taste of ordinary fish and chips, I prefer the taste of the gluten-free version, which I’ve had perhaps a dozen times in the last twenty0five years.

But then some gluten-free versions taste better than the ordinary version. Egg sandwiches are one.

June 29, 2023 - Posted by AnonW | Food | Cleethorpes, Coeliac/Gluten-Free, Fish And Chips