The UK's most northerly chippy is also wheelchair accessible!
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Date of visit: May 2025
I am a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: dexterity or coordination and moving around.
Overall Rating
Good
We had dinner here whilst staying in Brae. This is the UK's most northerly fish & chip shop and it is extremely popular. We didn't book and they managed to fit us in, but with hindsight, booking is advisable.
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
There is a ramp to the door (nice gentle slope) and all of inside is wheelchair accessible. It is quite tight, but they fit us in, with my assistance dog, who was really tired and decided to lie full length for a sleep. There is also an outdoor balcony seating area but it was too narrow to get out in my chair due to wooden picnic benches.
Parking & Transport
Good
There is a car park and there are a couple of blue badge spaces by the entrance. The car park is on quite a slope though and it isn't that big. We were travelling by motorhome and were staying at Delting Boat Club, so decided to walk it (about 20 mins each way).
Accessible Toilets
Excellent
There is an accessible toilet. It was clean and well equipped.
Staff
Excellent
The staff were fantastic! They made every effort to fit us in, even though we hadn't booked. They were friendly and helpful. We went back later in the week for a takeaway and arrived 15 mins before they opened. They saw us waiting and opened early to serve us.
Additional Information
Strongly recommend the mussels!
