AMERICANS IN ENGLAND: Trying Fish and Chips in Bridlington England
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You're the first Americans I've seen actually having proper fish and chips on the coast instead of a pub in london.
Agree, great to see this family enjoying a day in Bridlington
Well done that's the proper British way to eat Fish & Chips most Americans don't do it right so 10/10 to you
Proper fish and chips....none of that sanitised pub stuff.😀
Good on you. Americans enjoying an everyday typical seaside town. Brilliant. You’re real honorary Brits now.
haha! it was great
I was born in England 50 years ago; British savoury meals are some of the most blandest, especially Fish & Chips, straight out of a deep-fryer the only discernible flavour is cooking oil, how delicious can that be?.
Sorry about that, Psychic Psycho, and especially seeing as you have passionate opinions about food but I think you’ve answered the wrong comment. I didn’t write a thing about food and certainly nothing about fish and chips.
@@susanroberts2289 I know that you didn't say anything about Fish & Chips; I posted my original comment because the topic of this video is about Americans trying Fish & Chips.
Lovely to see you introducing you and your family to what many many British families have done for years .Well done.
Thank you! 😃
Bridlington is a wonderful part of the country. Flanborough and Bempton just up the coast are magic too!
Flamborough is my favourite.
So glad you went to a proper chippy! and not a chain pub restaurant place
Great to see your family enjoying a day in Bridlington, one of my favourite places on our Yorkshire coast.
When I was a kid we used to go here a lot with my parents .Bringing back lots of memories!I wish you well for the future.❤
thank you 💖💖💖
Your welcome!
#metoo along with Skeggy, Cleggy and Scarborough (when dad had some money).
@@I_Don_t_want_a_handle Skegvegas Clegvegas and Scarifornia 😂
Made me hungry with those 'Fish & Chips'.
'Best Wishes' from Western Scotland.
Glad you had a good time.
I think my favourite coastal town in Yorkshire is Whitby, followed by Filey & Scarborough.
We wanted to visit Scarborough but ran out of time, maybe next time!
Love Filey :)
I went to Whitby for the first time last week which is shocking because I'm a 41 year old Yorkshireman. Practically lived in Scarborough and bridlington as a kid.
Looks like a gorgeous town. You are the loveliest couple. Thank you for the fun video. Cheers.
thank you!
Glad you liked it. In some ways the English seaside is like an anachronism, a bygone destination from a time (1950s) when Brits all flocked to the coast for the summer. But then commercial airlines came, and people could jet to Europe for the weekend. The whole world opened up and the seaside towns got left behind. Good to know they still bring joy in this day and age.
we had such a great time! I'm so thankful we recorded this vlog so I can look back on this day
My childhood holiday was at Bridlington. Brings back lovely memories ❤ day's out from Yorkshire where i grew up. Hasn't changed and im 60 year's old. Glad you enjoyed it 🎉
For some unknown reason it's surprisingly more enjoyable to eat hot fish and chips in the cold but dry weather along the beach front
it warms up your body and spirit!
With ya fingers too, 9729.
Bridlington is a seaside town and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. It is on the Holderness part (Flamborough Head to the Humber estuary) of the Yorkshire Coast by the North Sea. The town is about 28 miles (45 km) north of Hull and 34 miles (55 km) east of York. The stream called Gypsey Race flows through the town and enters the North Sea at the harbour.
The Priory Church of St Mary and associated Bayle (or gate) are Grade I listed buildings on the site of an Augustinian Priory. As a sea-fishing port, the town is known for shellfish, and is the largest lobster port in Europe, with over 300 tonnes of the crustaceans landed there each year. It has been termed the "Lobster Capital of Europe".[3][4][5] Alongside manufacturing, retail and service firms, its main trade is summer tourism. It holds one of the UK's coastal weather stations.
History
Ancient history
Archaeological evidence shows habitation of the area around the Bronze Age and Roman Britain era. The date of earliest habitation at Bridlington is unknown, but the 2.5-mile (4 km) man-made Danes Dyke at nearby Flamborough Head goes back to the Bronze Age.[6]
A Roman road from York, now Woldgate, can be traced across the Yorkshire Wolds into the town. Roman coins have been found: two hoards in the harbour area, along with two Greek coins from the second century BC - suggesting the port was in use long before the Roman conquest of Britain.[7]
In the fourth century AD, Count Theodosius set up signal stations on the North Yorkshire coast to warn of Saxon raids. It has been suggested that the current town was built near the site of a Roman maritime station called Gabrantovicorum.[8] In the early second-century, Ptolemy described what was possibly Bridlington Bay in his Geography as Γαβραντουικων Ευλίμενος κόλπος "Gabrantwikone bay suitable for a harbour". No sheltered ancient harbour has been found, coastal erosion will have destroyed traces of any Roman installation near the harbour.
Another station at Flamborough Head is also believed to have had one - probably on Beacon Hill (now a gravel quarry) from where Filey, Scarborough Castle and the Whitby promontory can be seen. Another suggestion has been a line of signal stations stretching south round Bridlington Bay. A fort at Bridlington would have made a centre of operations for these. This counterpart to the northern chain would have guarded a huge accessible anchorage from barbarian piracy.
So happy to have found your channel. A breath of fresh air. So real and honest as you, and your family, try and find true north. ❤
thank you 😊 💖💖
Love Bridlington My grandparents used to take me there every year on holiday HAPPY but sad memories. Still go back lots
that's so sweet
As a brit I would have loved for you guys to get to stay here. Best wishes to the three of you.
thank you so much!!
It’s brill to see you enjoying Bridlington, it’s my home town I’m currently living in New Zealand.
So much to do if you keep walking up the sea front you get to Sewerby hall and gardens there is more past there.
The old town is brilliant you can get a taxi,Bus or walk it’s only a few miles.
Old town has lots of pubs,shops galleries,antique shops. Plus the Bayle gate museum then on to the Priory Church well worth a visit!!
I used to own a B&B in Brid back in the 90's. There used to be a large square in the town centre, edged by loads of wonderful small shops where you could get everything from a hair grip to a car service. In the centre of the square was the bus station where people could travel in from miles around and be straight into the town centre. The council, in their wisdom, spent an EU grant of around 10m by demolishing this square, pushing all the traders out - tearing out the heart of the town in my opinion, and in its place they built a shopping centre. The bus station was moved out of town about a mile from the seafront, at a stroke slashing the elderly daytrippers. The shopping centre didn't achieve full capacity in the 5 years I remained in Brid, probably still hasn't. We eventually sold up and moved away.
Whitby next for the home of Dracula, before you leave.
Fishing harbour, arcades,pirate ship trip etc
that's sounds so cool, I'm putting it on my list for next time!
Absolutely love Bridlington!! You walked past the best fish n chips on the harbour in my opinion
The red hut just before you saw all those seagulls
North Bay Fisheries. That's definitely my favourite and I've tried a few different ones. Can't find better. The peas are perfect!
@@EmsM4 I agree! Brilliant value too
@@gavlosmedia6323 definitely! The fish I bought was excellent value and was huge!
Used to love crabbing off the marina with lines bought at the shop qnd scraps from the fish shop
how fun
Bridlington looks lovely 😍 thanks for sharing your trip. I hope you enjoy your last few days over here and get settled in your new home wherever that may be ❤ good luck for the future to you and your lovely family ⭐️
thank you so much ❤️
Good on you Americans enjoying a typical British seaside and loving traditional fish and chips lol only thing that confused me you was in arcades where every machine worked 😂😂❤
Well done in finding Bridlington it is a great little seaside town with a lovely beach and harbour area.
"Thank You very much, Love" Is so Yorkshire. Glad you enjoyed Brid. That was my childhood holidays.
I love how kind and complimentary you are with the places you visit and things you see. Brid is one of my favourite places to visit from Hull.. I mean - you can enjoy so much there. It has a very popular music scene with even the likes of Foo Fighters having played Bridlington.
What a great video! You two are my favourite americans :D You even put vinegar on your fish like a local, hope you enjoyed your trip
I’m so happy you all enjoyed your day in Bridlington, I’ve not been there myself. It’s a shame you haven’t been to some our seaside towns in the summer, they look so much better when the Sun is shining. ☀️
Beaches in Cornwall and Devon are especially beautiful, and been getting Mediterranean temperatures in recent years!
And finally, Wow, Kayla… you’re looking like a model now, with the diet. You were very pretty before, now you look like Kate Winslet, a beautiful British actress.🥰
Bridlington looks lovely. We've not visited, but it was nice to see it though your eyes. We've been to Whitby and tired the fish n chips there. They were amazing. Yes you played the penny falls! My favourite. Oo those fish n chips looks great. Looks like you had ana amazing day. Cheers 🍻
I’d too go to Bridlington try the Trawl it has the best fish and chips!
❤ I really enjoyed your video, very well filmed, you looked beautiful throughout, love the leather jacket, suits you 😍. He'll never forget the ghost tunnel, very nice couple.
I'm from central England ❤
thank you so much! We had such a great time!
I've lived in Bridlington for over 25 years and it was nice to see it from a visitors point of view, I think you forget what attracted in the first place until you see through another person's eyes
Brought back memories of being a small child and my Dad being Intent on teaching myself and my brother the art of deep sea fishing, on a very small fishing boat called the "Three Brothers", some days like being on a rough theme park ride, my brother always suffering sea sickness...great vid guy's, enjoy!
that's so awesome!!
Great to see you having a good experience here. Best of luck to you and cheers for sharing
Visited many times as a kid, visited many times with my wife, kids and grandchildren. Love the place so much that me, my wife and youngest son now live here
AHHH, beloved Bridlington. I’ve just moved from there. North and South are great, town centre not so great, but such a terrific place to live! East Coastline of Yorkshire is wonderful and some amazing towns and villages. As for F&Cs there are so many good ones in Brid.
The only complaint I have about the place was when I was mugged by a bloody seagull. The sod nicked my seafood platter!
A long time ago the wife and I had a day out in Brid, we had cod and chips there, and they had to cut both fish in half so they could fit on the plates, and they still overhung the plate edges.
Good on you as Americans visiting Bridlington, it's not somewhere even most Brits would go these days unless you live local to it or have nostalgia trips because it was a family tradition from days gone by. Faded glory of the quintessential UK seaside holidays of old. Most Americans only visit London, York and Edinburgh.
Have you been to Cheshire, north west England? Manchester and Liverpool are great cities. Also look at Chester which has an impressive cathedral. Llandudno in north Wales. Your little boy will love it there with a nice walk along the beach and pier and kiddies entertainment along the front. Very picturesque.
hi great to see Americans in the uk especially Bridlington i hope you enjoyed British fish & chips
Great video,glad you enjoyed your stay in england ,being a lancastrian brit myself we have a resort on the west coast called Blackpool that's a pretty good day out it reminds me of Asbury park whenever i go watching the Bruce,but people like you are welcome here anytime come back soon,all the best.
You got proper fish and chips. And added salt and vinegar! You've put me in a good mood for the morning!
Oh yeah, and I was once given a boiled hamburger. No idea why they would do that but sent it back.
:D
If you ever go back, you should really visit Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay. You will love those so much more than Brid! Whitby is my fav seaside town in the whole of the UK and has some great attractions like the Whitby abbey which was apparently Dracula's castle.
that sounds amazing, these places are in my list for next time!! thank you
Oh my , that brings back memories .❤
Ah this brings back memories. I used to visit Bridlington on most weekends when I was a kid. My Little old Granny had a caravan in a village called Sewerby just a few miles from Bridlington. You could probably walk there in about 20 mins (ish) I used when I was a teenager. I would suggest you visit Scarborough if you get the opportunity. You can there on the train. Glad you enjoyed visiting that little Yorkshire town.
Glad you had a god time :)
it was great
There are so many small towns like Bridlington around England. House prices are usually quite low too in those areas.
We were glad to make you welcome, come again .safe journey home.❤
You were very careless with your fish and chips. Seagulls are experts at snatching it out of your hand. They will swoop in and grab it in a second.
I can't remember the last time I went to Bridlington. It's a typical east coast English seaside resort. There are others such as Cleethorpes and Skegness, south of the river Humber.
Bridlington is a good family seaside, fun fair, pirot ship and speedboat make it great for kids. My personal favourite is Whitby though it's just up the coast from Bridlington.
You are a lovely family. I really hope you get to stay in the UK. There is good and bad in every country, in every town, but for the most part, the British fundamentally good people. (I’m bias, obviously lol 😜) Greetings from Nottingham, UK! ❤️
I think we take for granted being within a couple hours of any beach in the UK. Growing up, a holiday to Brid, Skegness or Ingoldmels was seen as a cheap budget break and you could easily day trip the beach and amusements from anywhere. I imagine there's people in the states and Canada that have never even seen a beach because of the distances!
there are so many places we still want to explore!!
Where I am in North Yorkshire, there’s an American air force NSA intelligence base (RAF Menwith Hill). They have civilian contractors who they bring over from the US. Perhaps your husband could get work & a visa through them? They also provide housing and private schooling for your kids. The area is beautiful. It’s not far from York but the closest town is Harrogate which is where i was born & raised. It’s a really beautiful place if I may say so myself. I know someone who works there so could introduce you to families
I actually moved back from Cornwall to live in Otley so close to menwith hill and Harrogate. Born in ilkley and raised in Farsley lol xxx love being back home ❤
I hope you get to come live in the UK and enjoy more sights. Inc enjoy life here.
I have American friends who live in my town in the North West, and they love their new life in this country..
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Bridlington Leisure Centre has a section of the pool called the Splash Zone. It’s got water slides and a kids splash park as well as the pool. Doesn’t cost much - just the same as a normal swim. Well worth it to keep kids occupied.
I Love Bridlington ❤️ & Whitby..
Enjoy the English Weather .
U are Now British
thank you
Bridlington is the lobster capital of Europe. It's the home of Cooplands bakery too, better than Greggs.
Wow great to see Americans going outside London.
Must never buy street burgers in England from regular stalls.
There’s Scarborough, whitby, Filey too beautiful seaside places, at Pickering or grosmont you can ride on the North Yorkshire moors railway behind a steam locomotive passing through some beautiful countryside too
that sounds so magical 💖💖
This is one of my regrets about when my wife visited me in the UK.. I never took her to a real chippy. She tried it in a pub and it just isn't the same.
That is the most pathetic fish and chips I have EVER seen - a pale shadow of a proper fish dinner . Sad you were subjected to that.
Well done visiting Bridlington I hope you enjoyed you visit
The 'Carnival", we would call a Fun Fair in UK and Ireland.
Hi guys your in my part of England Yorkshire i live equal distance between york Harrogate &leeds I've been to brid many times also Scarborough Filey whitby robins hood's bay etc.fish&chips is great with mushy peas & curry sauce salt&vinegar. Have you tried Yorkshire puddings with onion gravy.chicken tikka masala indian with rice or chips.
Hope you enjoyed your trip to 'Brid' spoilt for seaside destinations on the East Coast 👌
Am I the only one who's sound went off when she was eating the fish and chips
Nope mine did to so I have no idea if she enjoyed it
I like the way you both give a walking explanation of your visit to cities, and I like the music tracks very much, could you leave me the names titles and artists singing them ,nice relaxing to listen to in the background
You are welcome here any time, come back soon👍
We used to go every year on a lads and lasses piss up in our 20s, usually in November as a few of us have b'days close together. Head over on Firday, then on Sunday we'd do Lightwater Valley on the way home.
I live in Whitby about 90 minutes up the coast from Brid - we have the best fish and chips 😋😋😋 and it's definitely worth a day trip 👍
You forgot the salt 😂 great video
Opening scene at the Harbour, you weee 50 yards from Busy Bees… my choice of chippy every time I visit… been going to Brid for over 50yrs
I'll remember that for next time!!
Try South Shields they have a beautiful coast.its the northeast of England
You should try Blackpool
"Boiled bacon in Brid", what's the world coming to ? The paddys do that, along with cabbage. Aye, it is cold just now but in the summer it gets packed. Glad ya enjoyed ya stay, here in Albion.
first Americans i've seen without waterproofs, water bottles ,hiking poles,
I dont know why these tourists come here in winter, and then complain about the cold.
Yesterday, for example, I was sweating in the garden, and the day before I had all my kit off at the beach (I'm as brown as a berry).
It would be cold up there in the north of England much warmer in the south west Dorset , Devon and Cornwall x
Not true. There is warm days up in the North too.
@@robharris8844U I know in in general it's much milder climate on average , lm not anti North it's very beautiful up there stunning also Scotland is stunning and north Wales , Also fish and chips are great in the north ,👍🏼
@@AdrianCurtis-n7f I know it is popular for the London centric media to constantly go on about the supposed "cold" of the North - yes it can be blown by the North easterly occasionaly, -it is NOT constant and it is mild. Also it gets less rain than the west side of the UK.✌️
But fish n chips will cost three times as much.
And twice as expensive, 5w.
That all American word super , everything is super
Actually, we had take away food in the for of fish and chip shops way before McDonald’s KFC and all the rest of it!
I live bridlington. Very old school!
Shane you two cant stay..id narry you both if i could lol
One of the best places to get fish and chips from, I go there from time to time from manchester just to get a fish n chips (Harbour View Fish And Chips)
Puffer jacket, beanie hat, vaping, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Try Blackpool u will luv it in the daytime 😂❤
Religious sites
Bridlington Priory
Holy Trinity Church (Church of England)
The main Anglican place of worship is the Priory Church of St Mary in Church Green. Christ Church in Quay Road, next to the war memorial, was built in 1841 by Gilbert Scott. Originally a chapel of ease, it became a parish church in 1871 and is now a Grade II listed building.[85] Emmanuel Church in Cardigan Road is a modern red-brick building, also part of the Church of England.
The Harbourside Evangelical Church stands in a side road off Bridge Street. The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses is in Station Avenue. The Cornerstone Church, once known as The Chapel Hall, is an Evangelical Church in St John's Walk.[86] There has been a Baptist church in the town since 1698, the current place of worship being on the corner of Quay Road and Portland Place.[87] On the corner of St John Street and Brett Street is the Free Presbyterian Church.[88] The independent Evangelical Church in Ferndale Terrace is called Calvary Chapel by the Sea.[89]
The strong Methodist Church presence in the town since 1770 is covered in various locations. St John's Burlington Methodist Church in St John's Street remains. The chapel in the Promenade lasted from 1852 until 1957 as part of the United Methodist Free Church. The Primitive Methodists established a chapel in St John Street in 1833, but moved to a nearby location in 1849. This in turn was rebuilt in 1877 and lasted until 1970. The Primitive Methodists also had a chapel known as the Central Methodist Church on the Quay in 1833. It moved to Chapel Street in 1870 and built itself larger premises there in 1878. In 1969 it joined with the Chapel Street Methodist Church, which was in existence in 1810 in what was originally Back Street. This was rebuilt in 1873 and lasted until 1999, when it became the final Methodist congregation to unite with the present church.[90]
The Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady and St Peter stands in Victoria Road. The Catholics had long lacked a permanent mission in the town. A previous 1886 building in Wellington Road had not provided sufficient space when a mission was eventually granted. Modern premises were built in 1893-1894 by Arthur Lowther. The church hall adjacent was added in 1963. The connection to the sea is evident on the dedication to Our Lady, also known as the Star of the Sea, and to St Peter, Patron Saint of Fishermen. The convent in the High Street is associated with the church and though now run by the Sisters of Mercy, was originally Dominican.[91]
Though the fish and chips you had were a kids meal compared to some you get!
I go to Bridlington regular, The shops near the amusements are overpriced and the chip shop you went to is just "ok" nothing great. Brid has much better ones look on line as has a couple as almost best in UK.
Why do all americans put vinegar on the fish and no salt on the chips with vinegar
Both times I drove here with my doggy baby the tide was in for hours, great video, thought you were back in the States (unfortunately)? ❤❤❤❤
Surprised the seagulls didn't have your fish and chips
Seagulls are little sods in Brid especially around the Harbour area.
@paulh1679 lol there were more birds than people
IF the attention is permanent it's a fair ,some fair's travel and some are fiksted. TAKE care and have a good time. 😊😊😊👍👍
I don`t think Fish & Chips are what they used to be, but this may be due to my age. A few years ago I mentioned to a Doctor that the strumming of the guitar at the beginning of the song, " Mull of Kintyre" seemed odly out of tune to me - and I asked him if this might be due to the loss of cillia ( `hair`) of a certain height in my ears being lost ( everybody has cillia in their ears ). The height would correspond to a certain frequency of sound waves `hitting` the cillia. He said to me, " You`ve hit the nail on its head.... ( and there`s F`all we can do about it ). "
Now I wonder if the same thing is happening with my taste buds.
As we get older all of our cells suffer apoptosis, and the typical regeneration number is about 50. Which means that most of our somatic - body - cells divide about 50 times and then begins the `decline` due to age.
Interestingly, cancer cells never stop dividing and will go on and on.... this is what makes them so deadly. They lose contact inhibition with neighbouring cells - which means they lose a signal to stop !... and so go on dividing / replicating. They are known, rather ironically, as Immortal Cells.
I think it was in the late 1950`s that an American lady called Henrietta Lacks died of cervical cancer. How it came about I don`t know, but Scientists / Doctors obtained a sample of her cancerous cells ( it might have been in taking a biopsy )....Anyway, those cells taken from her are still growing / living and are used in cancer research. They are known as HeLa Cells.
`Sorry for the wide digression. I often write my memories down.
Ps, heck - if you lived here ( in The East Riding of Yorkshire / North Lincolnshire ) you`d soon get into mainland Europe. Spain has the most fantastic of Festivals you could possibly imagine. You`d almost have to have a medical examination to certify ones fitness to endure the Festivals of Spain. They are Insane !
`Glad the three of you came to my neck of the woods and enjoyed it - notwithstanding this is a cold start to Spring.
omg yes we read the book about Henrietta that was such a sad story. You can leave comments and stories anytime! Thank you for the comment
there are 'boiled burgers' available, my Mother used to inflict them on us, surely as some sort of punishment. they had ...'gravy' too
Bridlington, Filey and Whitby, all three are servers of the best Fish`n`Chips in this country. You can stick the pricey London version where the sun don`t shine because they can`t hold a candle to our East Coast of Yorkshire "Chippies"
Coney Island without the long board walks. Similar size having been to both.
I recommend Flamborough Head for fish and chips with a view
Smallest piece of cod I’ve seen. Maybe it was a kids portion.
ikr youd start fights over that in some parts of the uk. Fish has to be as long as the box.
@@WookieWarriorz she said she asked for the smallest portion.
it was a kids, I had gastric sleeve surgery so I can't eat a full portion. It was so good!
Brilliant
Won't have been cod, we don't eat that filthy bottom feeder round here, we eat haddock! We sell the cod to the rest of the UK!