Sahra McFarlane
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We stopped by Lucky Stars Fish and Chips after a long flight, eager for a hearty seaside meal. Overall, the portions were decent, though we thought they skimped a bit on the fries—which seemed odd, considering they're usually the cheapest part. On the upside, it ended up being just the right amount to eat without any waste.
Price-wise, it felt a bit high for the portion sizes, but considering you're literally sitting on Brighton beach while eating, that's probably why they can justify it. The fish itself tasted good at first, especially after traveling all day, but unfortunately it didn't sit well afterward—making us wonder about the quality of oils used in their cooking.
All in all, it's an okay option if you're looking for quick fish and chips right on the beach, but perhaps not the best Brighton has to offer.