Popular food reviewer comes to Cleethorpes to see which is better - Steel s or Ernie Beckett s
He pitted Ernie Beckett s against Steel s Corner House
Matt reviewed Steel s Corner House before trying Ernie Beckett s (Image: Food Review Club)
A popular online food reviewer has this week come to Cleethorpes to give his take on the best fish and chips in the town, Steel s Corner House or Ernie Beckett s.
Over the past two days, Food Review Club have been in and around Cleethorpes testing, arguably, the two most famous fish and chip shops to see which they prefer.
The page, which has nearly 150,000 likes and over 250,000 followers, goes up and down the UK, reviewing pubs, takeaways and restaurants. The page began when reviewer Matt began reviewing his local takeouts in Cambridgeshire in 2018.
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Friday 16 April 2021
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