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Feb 2024

The latest addition to the Starbeck takeaway scene will open its doors next week.
Portside Fish and Chips, which already has two sites in Leeds and one in Pontefract, will open in the former Karen's Bistro unit on the high street.
The company, which launched in 2020, told the Stray Ferret its food is prepared in vegetable oil and cooked to order to “ensure the highest quality for customers”.
A portion of fish and chips costs £10, but the takeaway offers other traditional chip shop items including battered sausages, scampi and pies, as well as vegetarian options.
Kully Roda, owner of Portside, told the Stray Ferret:
The site, which will employ eight people, will provide competition for two nearby fish and chip shops Drake’s Fish and Chips and Bradleys as well as numerous other takeaways.
Portside will open its doors on Tuesday, February 20. It will be open Monday to Saturday from 11am to 8pm, and 3pm to 8pm on Sunday.
It follows the opening of national food franchise, Pepe’s Piri-Piri, which came to Knaresborough Road earlier this month.
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