Chasing down the best fish and chips in London is definitely a subjective affair.
The menu includes school staples like pasta, baked potatoes, roast dinners, fish and chips and apple crumble.
During the 1870s, Industrial Revolution inventions helped to spur the growth of the fish and chips trade, particularly in London.
Wood-aged stout goes nicely with the fish and chips, corned beef and cabbage, crab chowder and other bites served here.
It is often thought to be the epitome of Britishness - "as British as fish and chips", the saying goes.
Their fish and chips show a laudable attitude: five choices of fish include smoked hake and whitebait, but not cod.
Fish and chips restaurant Harry Ramsden's serves 20, 000 portions per day across Britain.
However, the biggest increase was seen with traditional meals like sausages and mash, fish and chips and roast dinners.
Today, fish and chips remain a staple in the modern English diet.
I've tried it, I've tried it and I enjoy it but I also enjoy fish and chips and roast beef.
So engrained in English culinary culture are fish and chips that they were one of the few foods never rationed during World War II.
"If I get fish and chips I always get him a bit of fish - he doesn't like the chips, " she said.
Wherever fish and chips were serendipitously coupled, both pre-date Lees and Malin.
Head down to the waterfront to take in the classic Seattle smells: a mix of saltwater, cotton candy and greasy fish and chips.
He also supports his local football team, cites fish and chips as his favourite food, while his dad wears a union jack waistcoat.
She cited examples of resorts such as Whitstable where people go for gourmet ice cream and "posh fish and chips" instead of amusement arcades.
Yet fish and chips, that highlight (some say) of British cuisine, is the latest fashion from across the Atlantic to sweep into New York.
The small and sleek corner space gets packed out quickly at weekends, drawing in locals with classics such as fish and chips or a full English breakfast.
The thought of eating fish and chips saw saliva rise to 1, 452 milligrams but roast dinners saw saliva increase to as much as 1, 707 milligrams.
For many English people, fish and chips are best served wrapped in newspaper and devoured with a combination of a two-pronged wooden fork and greasy fingers, preferably seaside.
But most historians agree that it was in London, not on the coast, where the first fish and chips shop (called a chippie) opened its doors.
Research reveals that 7% of cod and haddock - the deep-fried staples of British fish and chips - actually turn out to be cheaper fish substituted to cut costs.
Hanwell Snr spent that evening away from his family, to whom he gave a little money with the generous idea of a round of fish and chips.
Those of a less Romantic inclination were equally drawn to the beach, if not for a "surf bathe", then for a picnic and a promenade, fish and chips and a flirt.
Silver Hake: A great and possibly better white fish alternative to cod and haddock that lacks name recognition but is increasingly being used anonymously in restaurant fish and chips.
Sometimes you only know the day of the week by what's on the menu: Wednesday's curry night, Friday fish and chips, and on Sunday there's a traditional British roast.
Drawn in by easy-to-digest prices and a traditional take on fish and chips, cabbies are known to queue up here for thick slices of fresh cod, fried skin-on in beef fat.
Across the road, the Chophouse is a large-windowed gastro pub that serves a menu of comfort food classics like fish and chips, and an exemplary Charolais Rib Eye steak, which has been dry-aged for 32 days.
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