Is it Friday yet? Living in the Ocean State, we have premier access to the freshest seafood, and that proximity allows us to eat the most delicious and nutritious fishes without having to make much effort at all. While there are myriad ways to prepare foods that once swam Narragansett Bay and Rhode Island Sound, perhaps the most popular and beloved version is the simplest: perfectly battered and fried, and paired with crispy, salty fried potatoes; with a side of palate refreshing cole-slaw. While Friday night is traditionally the time for families to enjoy this sea bounty, many of the restaurants listed below serve it every night. This list is far from comprehensive, as the dish is so popular. Please comment below with any favorites we may have missed!
Iggy’s in Warwick and Narragansett offers two locations…so there must be one within a short drive. Located at, 889 Oakland Beach Ave in Warwick,401-737-9459 or 1151 Point Judith Rd in Narragansett 401-783-5608. The Warwick restaurant is OPEN YEAR ROUND! Narragansett restaurant is open seasonal from March – Columbus Day Learn more here.
Monahan’s Clam Shack by the Sea is located at 190 Ocean Road, Narragansett is another seafood shack that is famous for serving delicately fried delights from the ocean. They offer fish served a variety of ways…and of course Fish and Chips. Learn more here!
Since 1922, Ye Olde continues to serve Fish & Chips using their family’s English Style Batter. The batter recipe has been unchanged for over 90 years, along with their English style chips which are made daily on the premises!
Arigna Irish Pub & Coal Fire Kitchen
507 Armistice Blvd, Pawtucket, RI Tel: (401) 727-2625
www.arignairishpub.com
Beer battered Haddock served with freshly made hand cut fries & Cole slaw available seven days a week in a comfortable pub setting with an extensive 27 draught beer menu…… Arigna’s offerings go on and on…. But the Fish n Chips are a must……
Chelo’s Hometown Bar & Grill
www.chelos.com
The largest family owned Restaurant Company in Rhode Island since 1955 provides eight locations throughout the state, as well as Rhody Joe’s Sports Bar & Grille in Wakefield. Generous and fresh portions of Fish n Chips are available each Wednesday and Friday along with their award winning chowder available seven days a week.
The Fastnet Pub, 1 Broadway, Newport, Telephone 401-845-9311, thefastnetpub.com, Enjoy your fish and chips while you watch Friday night’s game at this hopping Newport pub. In addition to carefully prepared fried seafood, they feature an eclectic menu of dishes that will keep you coming back for more.
Again, if you do not see your favorite place on the list, please add it in the comments!
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I live in the UK so fish and chips has been a tradition since I was a child.
Each year I travel to Middletown and Newport R.I. for my vacation and have done so for the last 9 years, as my fiancée grew up in Rhode Island.
I have visited George’s of Galilee, and Flo’s clam shack, but by far the best Fish and chips I have tasted in America was at Anthony’s seafood in Middletown, which unfortunately you have not listed.
Thanks for the details! Here is the link http://anthonysseafood.net/?page_id=5