Have A Meal At A Traditional Irish Chipper Without Leaving Minnesota At The Anchor Fish And Chips
If you’ve spent any time in Minnesota, you know that the Land of 10,000 Lakes has many restaurants that serve up excellent seafood. In the past, we’ve highlighted the walleye sandwiches at the Tavern on Grand, the lobster rolls at Smack Shack, and the amazing smoked fish at Northern Waters Smokehaus. But there are many more restaurants to discover, including the popular spot we’d like to introduce today. The Anchor Fish and Chips is a delicious restaurant with an atmosphere that’ll make you feel like you’re at an Irish pub and fish and chips that’ll remind you of a traditional Irish fish and chip shop. Read on below to learn more about this delicious restaurant:
The Anchor Fish and Chips is a popular restaurant in the Northeast neighborhood of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Many people enjoy coming here thanks to the lively atmosphere and delicious food.
Inside, the restaurant is cozy and casual. There's plenty of seating in here, as well as some seating outdoors. This is a wonderful place to watch the world go by on a warm summer day!
The menu is full of hearty comfort food. If you're looking for a delicious, shareable app, consider an order of poutine. It's made with cheese curds and gravy over a pile of hand-cut fries. Yum!
If you're craving a full meal, there are plenty of choices for you. A toasty, or grilled sandwich, is a good choice. At the Anchor, they're made with cheese, ham, grilled tomato, and onion. Pasties are another popular item.
But of course, the most popular item at the Anchor is in its name: the fish and chips. Breaded Alaskan cod is fried and served with a generous side of fries. This classic meal is served just like it would be in Ireland.
Betsy is a Minneapolis-based writer who's lived in Minnesota for 20 years. If you know of any amazing Minnesota restaurants, nature areas, or other attractions, feel free to let her know about them at brathburn@onlyinyourstate.com or on Twitter @betsyrathburn.
