Paphos Life

We use him to service our central heating, and agree with you.. He is good a serving fish and chips as well

Trev..

Had a great meal on Sunday at the Fly Again.
What a lovely afternoon, a good menu & the best Guinness equal to O'Neals in town, ( the best draught Guinness in town ).
We will certainly be going there again. 5 mins on the coast road past Pollis. Enjoy.

Ah.... But do they do Fish and Chips. ?

Trev..

Great!! I love fish and chips combo

The best fish and chips around can be found at Aphrodite's Rock Brewery, Tsada. There is a choice of haddock or cod with chunky chips and either mushy peas or curry sauce. The batter (obviously) is beer batter and you'll be hard pushed to find larger fillets of haddock or cod anywhere!

I wonder if they do Take away ?

Trev..

We have just been there Lincoln, and had the €5 fish chips and mushy peas with bread and butter.

They are now open all afternoon, until late in the evening..

Trev..

trevnhil wrote: ↑Thu May 25, 2017 11:56 am I wonder if they do Take away ?

Trev..

Yes they do, Trev

Yes that was probably us.. The three ladies were just saying we were quick eaters...

Thank's Uncle D for the reply..

Trev..

I went to Riley's on the Tomb of the King's Road last week, for some "traditional Yorkshire fish and chips". Good.
I had large cod, mushy peas and chips. Super.
I would not recommend going "off menu". A friend with me, for some bizarre reason, decided to go for some chicken. He said it was ok, but... Rather like ordering a burger in an Italian restaurant.
I should add, they've done up the place quite a bit since last year. Looks much much better now. They also have a bit of live music on some nights if you go in for that sort of thing.

Well although the Paradise advertise Friday as Fish and chip day, you can have Scampi or fishcakes..
I had fishcakes last Friday and they were good for a change, complete with chips, mushy peas and bread and butter for €5..

Trev..

They are certainly healthy..

Surely fish & Chips is a matter of taste, I have been to the Mandria restaurant several times but did not like that thin flappy batter, my taste is for crunchy type, my usual haunt has unfortunately long closed in Chloraka, not really found a good alternative, but the one opposite (nearly) the fire station on the airport road called "Pipero" we found excellent, no long drive either for us, proper batter large portions, all I say is give them a try, they do a take away and delivery, but remember packaging will make any F&C droop!

The last visit a large Haddock and chips cost €11.60. served of course.


Austin you will need to lose that belly to fit in that lovely Ferrari lucky you, if it is a real one. Actifry chips are they chips?, I binned my unit, 40 minutes to cook a hand full of chips, nope.

This was a visit to Mandria, sorry but that fish looks and was limp and very cheerless.

Just had F&C from Riley's on the Tombs Rd towards town, excellent, well done to Val the new owner.

Had cod and chips last night at Santa Marina at Coral Bay strip. Great as always. And very friendly service. Might not be as cheap as some of the places in Chloraka but the ambience of the location of course is quite different.

A.

The F&C restauarant that I used to frequent two or three times weekly was in Woolworths St, tucked between McDonalds and the Daphne apartments. They later opened a second branch out on TOTK road. Was it Mandria? I've forgotten, doh...

Always busy, excellent food, great value, could never fault it. My Daughter and grandkids said it was the best F&C they had ever had, on the Sat evening they were flying back to UK, after a week's stay with me.

But I think the original one in Kato Paphos shut down a few years ago, sadly.. Does anyone have an update on what happened to bring that about, please?

Thanks- AL

Lofos-5 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 04, 2017 9:38 am Had cod and chips last night at Santa Marina at Coral Bay strip. Great as always. And very friendly service. Might not be as cheap as some of the places in Chloraka but the ambience of the location of course is quite different.

A.

Santa Maria is the name on the table cloths at Mandria .

PaphosAL wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2017 8:02 pm The F&C restauarant that I used to frequent two or three times weekly was in Woolworths St, tucked between McDonalds and the Daphne apartments. They later opened a second branch out on TOTK road. Was it Mandria? I've forgotten, doh...

Always busy, excellent food, great value, could never fault it. My Daughter and grandkids said it was the best F&C they had ever had, on the Sat evening they were flying back to UK, after a week's stay with me.

But I think the original one in Kato Paphos shut down a few years ago, sadly.. Does anyone have an update on what happened to bring that about, please?

Thanks- AL

I think you might be referring to the Moulia Restaurants?

YES! Thanks, June, for putting me outa my misery! Moulia Fish Restaurant it definately was!

Directly opposite Moulia F&C (in Woolworth Street) was another little taverna, run by an elderly GC couple. We used them many times too, as their F&C were to die for, and excellent value..

Last visit there, I had my Wife and Mother-in Law with me. Just as we sat down to peruse the menu, workers outside fired up very noisy angle grinders and pneumatic drills to make a very large hole in road... Right place, but wrong time, sadly. We apologised and left to eat elsewhere.

Cheers- AL

Which street is 'Woolworth Street' and why ???

Lidas, where Woolworths used to be?