Chippy's Omaha

What a hidden gem for real fish and chips! I have never been to England so I can't speak for authenticity, but I haven't had better fried fish than here. They explain up front how it's cooked, how long it will take (at least 40 minutes), and how to season it or what sauce to use. I'm partial to tartar sauce so I went for that. Super crunchy outside, and a warm flakey fish on the inside - just how I like it! The chips were not to my liking, but that's because they are not like typical French fries. They are softer more potato like texture (they explain on their menu and online). Instead, I tried their sausage roll which is a sausage wrapped in a flakey pastry. Absolutely delicious! And what meal would be complete without a biscuit and jam? Definitely recommend warming it up first then adding your butter or jam. To note, there is not a lot of seating inside, so we took our food home and it was still just as good. They offer a variety of other options in the restaurant/store as well when you stop by. Highly recommend a visit!

All I can say was what an absolute disappointment. The wife and I decided to order breakfast to dine in ahead of time for St Andrews day. Set the order for 1015. Shop doesn't open until 1030. No big deal so we waited in our car until opening. Once they opened, we didn't get our food until 1050. Everything was cold. Nothing was house made and most, if not all, was what I assumed microwaved. We ordered two English full breakfast. The tomatoes were canned diced tomato's instead of a traditional tomato half that is grilled a wee bit. Egg was rubbery. Meats were slightly warmed up in the microwave, and toast was a cold. The rest we decided to not even attempt. We also ordered a sausage pasty to introduce my wife to them. It was premade and again, warmed up in the microwave. You could tell because the pasty was raw dough on the bottom, showing it wasn't cooked all the way through. To top it all off. We ordered to milky coffee, for which cost of $8, and it was cold, despite the young lad telling me to be careful because it was hot. The entire breakfast cost over $60. If you are looking for proper British food, I would recommended anywhere but here.

Got an English breakfast, a sausage roll, and fish and chips. All great! The staff were really lovely too.

I went here for lunch during a trip to Omaha. I had sausage and chips with a tea. There is a table with eight chairs in the middle of the store. I ordered my food (it was a tough decision because everything sounded so good) and wandered around the store checking it out. Food came out after a few minutes. The first bite of sausage was so good. It definitely made me miss England immediately. Everything was delicious. I will be back. May even make a special trip to Omaha just to go here.

Chippy's is a fun place to get items from the UK not found in most stores. We went there looking forsquash, a fruit drink concentrate that we both had heard about. We didn't know exactly what it was and now we have a bottle or Robinson's in our fridge! Of course there's a lot more to look at and buy. They now have a small table and a couple of chairs so you don't have to take your hot sausage roll or Cornish pasty home to eat. The menu is extensive, with lots of savory and sweet treats from the UK. The shelves are loaded with canned goods, candy, biscuits( cookies) and a lot of Christmas items such as fruitcake. A small case also has frozen foods. In the past I have taken hot foods home to enjoy. The next time I'm in the mood for a bacon butty or Scotch egg, I'll just nosh there whilst enjoying a cupola.

I was looking for fish & chips. Chippy's website offers "proper fish & chips", so I ordered some online a couple hours ago, which was easy enough to do. My wife and I arrived right when they were packing our to-go cartons and decided to eat our lunch right in the car.It was all bad. The chips had zero color and were quite undercooked. The fish itself tasted good, but the breading was somehow burned and doughy at the same time while flaking off the entire time I was trying to eat it. The tartar sauce consisted of two tiny packets, which was inadequate considering that breading had zero seasoning.The one star is for the fish. The rest of the place is probably fine, but, as a fish and chips place, it's bollocks.

Cute store, very clean and organized. We didn't find anything to purchase on our visit, but we also were going to be in the car all day so had to be choosy about things we might have been interested in.I hadn't visited before, it was smaller than I expected. I had hoped for more selection, but hadn't really checked into it to get a full idea of what products they carried.

The food was hot & tasty. The service was good. They were training new kids so it was a little nervous for then but they did well. The owner was there as well greeting all the customers. The only thing I wish they would change is where you eat at. Feels weird eating in the middle of the store. The chairs were a little uncomfortable but than again I am over 6 foot. All in all we had good food & got some really good merchandise.

My wife and I stopped in about 2:00 on a Thursday. We had been by this place multiple times, but just never seemed to find the time to stop in. We are glad we did. The owner made suggestions, and explained how things differed in England. We both had the 2 piece fish and chips. The chips being wedges of potatoes. I tried a lemon-lime drink the owner suggested. We tried the balsamic vinegar and salt on the food, as suggested. We were both too full to try a desert. We purchased some chocolates after our meal. There were food and gift items form the United Kingdom, including England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, and Australia. We plan on more than one return visits. We suggest you give it a try.

Most of the food is cheaper at world marketI am British so l need my fix of food but l find Amazon is a great alternative to the very high prices The food is very bland and cold They should do alot better ( on such a basic menu )