Beachside cafe whitby in Stockton-on-Tees

Mixed experience at Mr. Chips last Saturday unfortunately.My son and I both had the standard cod and chips and I've got to say it was one of the nicest bits of fried fish I've ever had. Light crispy batter, the fish just melted in the mouth - delicious!My daughter had lasagne and had no complaints.Unfortunately my wife who is vegetarian had the haddock and it was just not the same experience - it just didn't seem like fresh fish and the batter was quite stodgy. Plus it had the skin on, which wasn't explained, otherwise my wife would have had something else.It had to be cooked in a separate fryer so we were pleased that Mr. Chips offered this, but my wife just didn't enjoy it.Finally, I felt the portion of chips were on the small side but on th eplus side they were really good.

Not my cup of tea (or should I say coffee?!) but it provided shelter from the wind with a sort-of seaview.

Extremely rude staff, over priced food and beer. One to avoid!

Mediocre bar thst sells Bud Light (boo!). The bar is awesomely located next to the beach, which makes for an great spot to look at locals and (mostly) tourist struggling with the incoming tide.The cafe itself has a terrace, which mostly consists of metal chairs and tables and the inside area of the cafe just reeks of fast food, which makes it a bad place to go when the weather isn't too great.The pricing is normal for Whitby, but a bit steep for British standards.Our stay was when there was a fair right next to the terrace, which did cause quite a bit of ruckus and made a lot of annoying noises. This, of course, influenced the rating a bit.

Loved the place friendly staff who went out there way for us