Our Plaice

Our Plaice Quality Fish & Chips sits on Beechwood Avenue, the residential parade in the older Scartho streets that fold back from Louth Road. It is one of the smaller chippies in this part of Grimsby — a single shop unit alongside Beechwood Stores — and works almost entirely on local trade from the housing within walking distance.

The board is the traditional fish-shop set: cod and haddock fried to order, chips, mushy peas, scampi, fishcakes and a short pie counter, with burgers added for households that want to split the order. Grimsby remains one of the country's main landing points for white fish, and as with most of the borough's chippies the fish here moves through the local trade rather than out of a frozen catering box — a quiet advantage that customers tend to take for granted until they've eaten elsewhere.

Trade is split between lunchtime and the evening rush, with the shop generally closed late and on Sundays. Beechwood Avenue carries steady residential footfall rather than passing traffic, which gives the shop a quieter, more regulars-driven feel than the bigger chippies on the main roads through Scartho. Reviews repeat the usual local-shop verdicts — fresh fish, polite counter, good chips.