Fish & Chips At The Flying Goose Brew Pub In New London, NH

Stuart and Missy recently embarked on a delightful trip to New London, NH, where they indulged in the charming local atmosphere and scenic beauty. Their adventure led them to the renowned Flying Goose Brew Pub, a local favorite known for its craft beers and delicious fare. One of the highlights of their visit was savoring the fish and chips, a dish that both Stuart and Missy found to be a culinary triumph. Despite the steep price tag of USD $96, which converts to approximately CAD $126, they agreed that the quality and taste made it a worthwhile splurge. The crispy, golden batter encasing the tender fish, accompanied by perfectly seasoned fries, left a lasting impression on their taste buds.
The Flying Goose Brew Pub in New London, NH, is a beloved establishment celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere and exceptional offerings. As the first solar-powered brewery in New Hampshire, it stands out for its commitment to sustainability and its dedication to crafting a diverse range of beers that cater to all palates. The brewpub's menu seamlessly blends classic pub favorites with innovative dishes, ensuring something for everyone. Visitors can enjoy their meals while enjoying stunning views of Mount Kearsarge, making it a perfect spot for locals and tourists. Whether you're there for the food, the beer, or the scenic vistas, the Flying Goose Brew Pub promises a memorable and satisfying experience.
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[@buddhas829]

The fish & chips looks delicious, it must be cod fish not haddock.

[@outnaboot]

The menu said Haddock...I think I also caught it on film.

[@geedubbya4432]

Is it legal in New Hampshire to put ketchup on fried fish?

[@outnaboot]

That is a great question...I would never do that..