I try a Hull Pattie in Hull - NOT what I expected!

[@everydayimeating3407]

What do you think if the Hull Pattie? Comment below 😀

[@RedversCross]

They used to do fish cakes in Leeds that were two large slices of potato with a thin slice of fish in between. Delicious.

[@msgretrogamer]

I'm from Hull so I love patties 😁

[@lisacaptainino86]

Chips look nice meal looks nice to plenty of salt and vinegar definitely

[@billmagowan1492]

Looked a tad underwhelming tbh

[@davidforrest4942]

@@everydayimeating3407 I bet you were full after all that plateful

[@MrJlc93]

From Hull myself. Patties are the best 😝 and chip spice!

[@everydayimeating3407]

I missed the chip spice!

[@MrJlc93]

@@everydayimeating3407 I can't believe the rest of the country don't know about it 🤣

[@under-one-flag]

Princes Quay used to be great, always busy and great shops - its a shadow of what it once was - say that for most of Hull City centre now

[@antony3128]

I live here in hull and have since been born 37 years, the pattie tastes different in nearly all fish and chip shops, i think the best pattie is from Big T's in Sutton fields next to b&m, as for Princes Quay it used to be very busy and popular until st stephens got built then princes quay and old town slowly started declining then covid hit and with the cost of living now alot of shops shut as they just can not afford to keep running with the rise of rent and also alot more people doing online shopping.

[@Islandicus]

Hull is definitely a city I'd like to visit after watching this video. That pattie looked really tasty and I would probably opt for the gravy as it would go well with the mashed potato and sage and onion stuffing. Unfortunately, many city centres in the UK are quiet these days and shopping malls no longer appeal so I'm not surprised that many of the units had closed down. It seems to be the same story up and down the country. Yes, please take a ferry trip from Hull although I would highly recommend a cabin on the way back.

[@grahamgazheads9739]

don’t go alone the city centre is full of immigrants in hotels. in can be dangerous as rapes and murder committed by immigrants. There are some good places to visit the deep and wilberforce museum. but beware it’s not a safe place. near hull royal you could be in a another country it’s vile

[@rubymaybrooks]

Visit at your own safety !!

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

St. Stephens is good too

[@evilwithasmile78]

And unsoon turn back round and want to leave lol

[@garymathison8361]

​@@rubymaybrooks?

[@fraze1976]

We used to sneak off to the local chippy at lunchtime at school to get a patty butty and a can of pop. Lashings of salt n vinegar. Absolutely delicious!

[@Buddybrindle]

I’ve seen all your videos and I really enjoy the latest batch where you go in search of a specific item. That Hull patty looked really good! Yes, please take a ferry to Europe. That would be fun!

[@simonmason8582]

He could try an a la carte meal and full English in the Brasserie on board the Hull - Europoort ferry as we have done dozens of times on our long drives around Europe.

[@chelseagirl278]

new sub from Canada, enjoyed watching your journey to Hull! the Hull patty looked delish!

[@everydayimeating3407]

Welcome!!

[@RustyCohle]

Some truly beautiful historical buildings there in Hull. Loved the 80s music in the background, I get so emotional baby, everytime I watch you eat!!! 🎶🤣🪇🍲

[@kristianbarford]

I'm a Hull lad, living out in Rotterdam right now, but Goldenfry was always our UK office's go-to on a Friday. Always stonking, always good. You chose well. PS. Stay a weekend in Hull. You'll bloody love the place.

[@titangaminghull8205]

Miles better chippys to go to than golden fry,east park chippy,pollards,smithy’s on Bev Road and Kingston fishery’s on Willerby Road I know it’s everyone’s personal preference but these have been voted the best in the town,Sam’s on Boothferry Road is banging

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

Bob Carvers is the oldest in Hull and family run. Hes my cousin.

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

@@titangaminghull8205Hes a blown in front of Leeds remember. No research done before visiting. He even described Princes Dock as a MOAT

[@juliehilton1701]

Grew up on Pattie and chips it was supposed to be my school lunch money but this was always a better option especially with curry sauce yum yes I’m from Kingston upon Hull 😊

[@Kris_1708]

The biggest shopping center is next to the train station called st Stephen’s..if you return go to old town part of the city it has great old pubs and good museums including William wilberforces family mansion.

[@Handdryersroblox]

The shopping centre is mainly busier on weekdays, I’m not sure when this was filmed, but I presume on a weekend. The is also the St Stephen’s shopping centre near the train station, which is usually more busy, with more shops.

[@martinwyke]

When you said must-see, Ferens Art Gallery is to your immediate right, the Maritime Museum to your left and Beverley Gate where the first battle of the English Civil War was fought, that fenced pit near Princes Quay, a former dock. Past that down Whitefriargate is the Museum Quarter with Wilberforce House, the East Riding History and the Streetlife Transport museums. There is also the Deep Aquarium just over the River Hull from the Marima via Humber Street.

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

You tell him

[@plbingham]

my wife is from Hull,.. we go there (only live 5 miles away) and she always has one, doesn't have any draw for me - sooner have a fishcake! - the shopping centre, Princess Quay was hugely popular, GAP was in there, all the stroes were full and on top was a little Aladin's cave of small niche stalls and fabulous market traders - then they changed it to a cinema,... and build St. Stephens next to the train station, and that was the end of Princess Quay

[@BraveNewUs]

Yeah and lockdown improved it further 🙈

[@andrewnewby49]

One week to go for Hull Fair and Bob Carver’s shall be there too. Plus there is a nice Fish & Chip shop not far from Hull Fair too called Kingfisher.

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

Yes on corner of Pulman Street

[@andrewnewby49]

@@Yorkshirescouser8 That's correct.

[@geoffreymcdonnell9869]

I have never been to Hull...but it's on my List and I should go! The Hull Pattie looked ok as long as you added the extras.A high Carb meal! All very interesting and a good value meal too, a nice day out😊

[@everydayimeating3407]

Hull is well worth a visit

[@longballplease]

Hull Pattie is good, go to a pub called Minerva though, it's best from there

[@catherinebarlow3079]

Should visit Pollard's Plaice on holdreness road in hull there award winner's for best fish and chips in east Yorkshire

[@NOKK72]

I am born and bred in Hull and Hull has had a bad wrap in the past, usually by people who have never visited the place. The reason Princess Quay is so empty is because of a shopping centre called St Stephens which is right next door to the train and bus station and is a lot better. I was surprised he didn't go there with it being across the road from the train station.

[@simonmason8582]

My home city - we used to have pattie, chips and curry sauce after the pub in the 1980's. 🙂

[@ElvenmageEXE]

I'm a Hull gal. In Hull, we have three shopping centers, but Princess Quay doesn't get that much use anymore. I can't remember the last time we had all the shops open in Princess Quay; most of them closed in 2020 during COVID, and it has stayed like that ever since. It's almost like a shopping center paused in time.

[@MusicFromTheHeartUK]

Welcome to Hull! I hope you enjoyed your visit, and your pattie 😊

[@TeamCGS2005]

I never remember Hull looking as nice as that. I used to go there when I played rugby against their Hull Grammar school, but it's changed a lot in a good way.

[@JonnyVision88]

Hull city centres gone through a lot of regeneration but the old part of the city town centre looks a lot better has great pubs and historic buildings

[@angelagraham9533]

Looked quite nice😛 The shopping centre is like most shopping centres nowadays,not many shops left..

[@lanajacqueline5323]

Also post more videos a week as my little girl loves watching your videos whether it’s food or travel

[@hannahgreenley9624]

We do have another one in central town, St. Stephen’s, which is full of a bunch of shops, it unfortunately saw the demise of Classic Princes Quay as everything just lost money and got closed down.

[@knarf636]

I live in Hull and I've never heard of a Hull Pattie! They are just Patties😂

[@scottfowler50421]

Bob Carvers states "The home of the Hull Pattie"

[@stevenashton8782]

No-one ever goes into a chip shop in Hull and asks for a Hull Pattie, it’s just a pattie or pattie and chips

[@Spikeswift]

I live just outside of Hull and I've bever heard of a Hull pattie. They are just patties and served all over East Yorkshire

[@dianelawrence4271]

Yes it's a Hull invention!

[@tonystephenson500]

@@knarf636 called a Hull patty because they originated from Hull. Go down south and try to order a patty with your meal and you will get blank looks

[@steventaylor6934]

I've never even heard of the Hull pattie learn something new every day it looked very nice though another great and enjoyable video mate keep them coming 🎉🎉

[@elportogrande]

Me neither, I agree, it looks really nice. I may have to come down from Dundee and try some... for scientific purposes you understand!

[@MrJlc93]

​@@elportograndeI from Hull and trust me they are good 😋

[@X22GJP]

I was originally born in Hull and I’ve never heard it called the Hull pattie. It’s just a pattie, and you’d just ask for pattie and chips or pattie butty for example.

[@MrJlc93]

@@X22GJP people from Hull won't call it that but people outside of Hull probably will as the only place you can get it is in Hull. ( the greatest city in the country) UTT 👍

[@MrJlc93]

@JamJam0189 calling it anything else is wrong 🤣👀🤣

[@jasethehoo]

I suggest you try Staffordshire oatcakes only available in oatcake shops in stoke on trent

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

Can’t compare that to a pattie.

[@johnjdevlin2610]

Great video. Thanks for the tour of Hull. Beautiful downtown and marina area. The Hull Pattie was a bit too carb-rich for my taste but it looked delicious. Glad you got to try it. Best wishes for your trip across the North Sea. I hear it's nice this time of year. Thanks again for posting.

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks for watching!

[@darrenwalgate8449]

Hull to Rotterdam to Amsterdam. Dutch dash brother. Glad you liked my home city .

[@everydayimeating3407]

Its a nice city to visit

[@mysteryman5826]

@JamJam0189 I agree. Personally I would never give P&O ferries my custom after what they did to their staff! It was totally disgusting and should have been found to be illegal. I for one would tell them to "PO" if you get my meaning!

[@suereeves5994]

good idea about the ferry to Europe, not sure where in Europe the ferry stops but I would be interested wherever you went.

[@deniseburton-z8w]

The ferry to Rotterdam leaves Hull every evening and returns every morniing

[@joncross6449]

Always used to get Pattie and Chips at Hull Fair, in the 1970's!❤😀

[@kimobooth3525]

Thank you for another episode of local food. We never heard of it until now. You have introduced and shown us a lot of local food, which we normally would not have known. Thank you 😊

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks!

[@jmch2186]

Yep, day trip on the ferry for sure, maybe sometime you could consider Scandinavian food too! 👍🏻😊

[@everydayimeating3407]

Scandinavian food would be great

[@ForkCandle123]

Picked herring! I've heard it's very different!

[@jmch2186]

@@ForkCandle123 VERY!!!

[@ForkCandle123]

@@jmch2186 I've heard that there's a fermented herring, too! It's said to be very pungent indeed.

[@RedversCross]

Another great video mate.

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks!

[@1jackal1]

Can't do a day trip on the ferry mate. It's normally an overnighter. Glad you enjoyed Princes Quay (Or Prinny Quay as we say), it's been there that long I think it's lost novelty on most local people. Hull does have some great architecture. If you ever visit again have a pop in to the Museums which are free of charge. The grand building you focused on in Queen Victoria Square is the Maritime Museum and is well worth it. I think it may be closed for refurbishment currently however.

[@catherinebarlow3079]

Maritime museum opens next year ather all the millions pound they spent on it and there putting a cafe inside it as well

[@NYamutYN]

Reminds me a little of a Scollop I used to get from the chop shop near my school, that was A big cut of potatoe deep fried in batter.

[@GemR38]

Love scollops 😍. They are amazing in a bap with butter and tomato sauce. 😋

[@mandyhunt6909]

We used to have a pattie in cleethorpes. It was 2 slabs of potato with a slab of fish in the middle then battered and fried. Was delicious and definitely filled you up. Alas you don't see it so much now.

[@martintuplin4736]

@@mandyhunt6909 You can still get a fish pattie in Cleethorpes, try Pip's Chips on Grimsby Road near Suggits Lane

[@davidhawkings5548]

​@mandyhunt6909 that's a fish cake how they're meant to be ...u can get them too with fish & mashed potato- but traditionally its 2 slices of potato with fish in middle & battered ..different places have different items I suppose & that's why they call it the Hull pattie ...like the bap,breadcake,cob,roll debate ..lol

[@samanthawilkinson9965]

​@@mandyhunt6909in Hull,we call that a fish fritter

[@philipmason9537]

I’d never heard of it either but Google says that the filling is Mash seasoned with sage and onion; simple but filling especially with the thick batter. You’ve done a few meat pie videos but steak and kidney and other traditional ones are my favourites and if you’re down London way and don’t mind spending a lot of money, this one time, then a trip to Rules restaurant which opened in 1798, will serve you with the ultimate British comfort foods including fantastic desserts !

[@susanbinks8868]

Hello my friend, i wasn't too sure about this type of patty as the only ones I know of are made with fish between 2 slices of potato, the chips, mushy peas & curry sauce looked lovely though! Love it when you do combo bites!! Very good pricing with rail fare & meal. I think that may be a good idea getting a ferry crossing to visit somewhere in Europe for the day too! It was lovely to see you as always & it was a great video & review Take care 💜💜XX

[@BraveNewUs]

Thats a fish fritter

[@infinitelimitlesslightx5437]

Yes take the trip! Always great content ❤

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thank you!

[@TimK2646]

You are an honorary Rail Traveler. Awaiting Whitby by coach

[@pik-ull-deg5970]

Love a pattie, with mushy peas on a tray, plenty of salt n vinegar, n eat it with a tiny wooden fork ! You chose a decent chippy there, proper fancy pattie n mushy peas now, not had it for ages 😋

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

He actually walked past Chapel street near the bomb shaped war memorial where Bob Carvers is. They do the best mushy peas.

[@pik-ull-deg5970]

@@Yorkshirescouser8 i dont like Bob Carvers 😒

[@ForkCandle123]

Another great video. Hull looks appealing.

[@saltaireorangebicyclechopp8555]

Nice vid. 👍 I know Hull well, worked there when that dreadful mall looked the future, they didn't learn their lesson & the St Stephens centre means Hull's footfall is too spread out. Still, when my daughter was at uni there l loved visiting on a weekend, old Hull was always bouncing.

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

Unfortunately not so much so now. The Mall was fine when first opened. Its not far from the other centres. 10 minutes to either one.

[@johnsuffill6520]

I do like a good pattie, and yes I'm from Hull. It's been a tradition here for decades, but once you go outside Hull you will not find them anywhere. Try putting some vinegar on the mushy peas, it really improves the taste.

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks for the tips!

[@mcebe]

4:18 is the "People's Memorial," and features the civilian deaths in Hull from enemy action during WWI, when the Zeppelin Raids hit the city, and WWII, from 1914 - March 17th 1945 when the last manned enemy air raid took place on Great Britain, when a lone German pilot flew down Holderness Road over East Hull which resulted in the death of 18 people. If you had looked to your right and up slightly you would have seen the bullet holes in the City Hall.

[@paulinegiles5757]

Hello 👋 EIE Great descriptive video as always. Your lunch did have carb overload. OK, on occasions. Did look pretty good, though. See you next time 😊😊

[@notreyf]

You can't beat Yorkshire batter on anything. Our Lancashire batter doesn't even come close. Our pies and black puddings are good though. Thanks for another entertaining vid.

[@Milllarman]

It’s not a moat, it’s not a lake, it’s a dock. Nice video on the very famous Hull Pattie. Not had one for year but they were cheap, tasty and filling.

[@jonjohnson2844]

You were on a class 158, it's from the late 80s, but they are FAR more comfortable than the new ones.

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was a comfy train!

[@madmog9592]

You should of had some chip Spice with your pattie and chips (a Hull invention). Princes Quay sits on an old dock. The ferries is an overnight trip i.e sail on a Monday evening arrive in Rotterdam around 7 in the morning, sail back Tuesday evening and arrive back in Hull Wednesday morning.

[@timkennedy1192]

Loved the tour; like being there!

[@andrewmills509]

I’m originally from Hull living in Leeds and I’ve not had a Pattie for years and not really thought about them much but yours looked very nice with 😅 chips and the sauces. I think the Pattie and chips was a meant to be a cheap alternative for fish and chips. You forgot the chip spice that’s another Hull delicacy The shopping centre Princess Quay on stilts located in one of the old docks was massive in its heyday day and was very very busy it had an amazing virgin media store over three floors but it has declined over the years and has been superseded by The newer St Stephens shopping centre next to the train station.. it’s a pity you didn’t explore more of the old town and the Ferns Art Gallery. You’re lucky to have had such a nice day weather wise too 😊 lovely to see a video of my home city though thanks for doing this.

[@wilderbeestmcc6539]

Nice to be enlightened about local delicacy 👍🇬🇧

[@nocturna1964]

Hi from gloomy Los Angeles! 🙋‍♀️ Hull Pattie! I guessed right! I couldn't recall the name when I commented on your community post the day you posted the Hull photo. I called it a fried mashed potato thing 😂. I had one once. Way too bland for me. Yes to the ferry! For a day trip, maybe Calais for seafood, perhaps mussels. For a weekend, Rotterdam for Stampot and Stroopwafels, maybe?

[@MattyHull24]

Love LA -stayed not far in Anaheim....-You won't get to Calais from Hull -South Coast run only.....

[@tonystephenson500]

@@nocturna1964 they generally taste different from one chippy to another. Recommend you try one from a chippy called Pollards Plaice on Holderness Road, they have started experimenting with other ingredients and they are great. Another channel like this one called rate my plate tried it and he said it was delicious so I had to try it and it was

[@TheSoulPoolPhoenix]

Bob Carvers in the trinity market place is the most well known

[@andrewtaylor2369]

Bob Carvers closed years ago

[@TheSoulPoolPhoenix]

@andrewtaylor2369 No it's open now Google it new location too

[@andreazippy1722]

Still a Carvers chippy in hull town. I was there the other day. It's now on Chapel street.

[@TeamCGS2005]

Surprised it took 1hr 10mins to get from Leeds to Hull. Anyway thanks for the awesome video again EIE!

[@longballplease]

He got the cheap train

[@scottfowler50421]

Bob Carvers in Hull town, states (The home of the Hull Pattie)

[@siobhan28483]

The inside looks like the fishcakes we get in chip shops here in London. The batter looks good. Would like to try a Hull pattie.

[@EmsM4]

Hull has fish cakes too, they're mostly in breadcrumbs though 😢

[@everydayimeating3407]

Its worth a try

[@nigelwilks1673]

Live around hull and never realised the pattie wasn't known everywhere until I was on holiday and asked for one and the server looked at me like I was from another planet

[@richrichie378]

That shopping center is quite unique and impressive.. been a local we take it for granted to be honest. If you take a trip on the ferry, its an overnight ferry, so it would a two day trip , spending one full day in Holland, Amsterdam been the main destination. The sphere memorial, I'm guessing would be for the Hull blitz during WW2, thinking of the bomb like shape.

[@KarenG.-qs7wc]

Yes, Hull to Rotterdam.👍

[@johnwelbourn3811]

Great video. Hull looks like a nice place, not sure about the Pattie though. Next trip, how about a ferry to the Isle of Man for some Manx kippers?

[@desiangrezifoodie]

I'm not keen on carbs with carbs. But the pattie looked alright. And Hull looked nice.

[@dawnfarrah5274]

The pattie is a must...you've got to have scraps to go with ...live in Hull...

[@jkex388]

You should try the Black Country Living Museum. Traditional Midlands Food there, along with beef dripping fish and chips and pubs too if you drink alcohol.

[@TemperMS]

If you go back to Hull you should check out Trinity Market. Its got various street food stalls and a nice seating area. The foods lovely and the Holy Trinity church next to it is a beautiful place to visit.

[@owenjoseph7648]

Patties for me were two slices of potato with either sausage meat or fish in the middle then deep fried in batter. Really nice.

[@PaulForeman-indievisuals]

Growing up in another Notheast Coastal town a little further up Fish n Chips were a staple. Didn’t get the Hull pattie there. What was either called a fish Pattie or a scallop was similar, but two largish oval/round slices of potato with a piece of cod cut the same size in between the potato slices. All are then battered and deep fried. Never seen these anywhere else while travelling round the uk

[@jamieouthere]

Ass a Hullian now living in France You made me hope sick as I used that Fish and chip shop Restaurant when in the city center. You passed Beverly Gate were the citizens of Hull refused entry to Charles the first so started the English Civil war and the King lost his head. Thanks for the memories.

[@jamieouthere]

Sorry I meant to say Home Sick.

[@nervo6321]

Loved your vid I live in Hull and my daughter lives in Leeds…you should try Bob Carvers Pattie chips and peas while in Hull…beautiful.

[@catherinebarlow3079]

Sorry but bob carvers went down drain long time its horrible in my eyes and if go to hull fair this week there charging 6.00 pound for pattie and chips

[@mcebe]

13:00 That's Prince's Quay, initially named The Junction Dock, and later Prince's Dock after the Royal Visit of 1854. For some reason the locals drop the apostrophe, thus naming it Princes Quay, while many still call it Princess Quay (no idea why) but a true local calls it "Prinny Quay." The shopping centre opened in 1991. Next time you should get in touch with Amazing Hull Tours for a guided visit of the city centre.

[@stevetheaker7286]

When I was a kid the chip shop used to sell a "sheppie" it was a batterd and deep fried shepherds pie and it was so tasty, dont know if they still exist.

[@Diane-ft5zj]

Have you done a Cornish pastie from Cornwall?

[@joepollard9476]

Looks like the shopping centre on the former Prince's Dock with Queen's Dock now Queen's Gardens. I used to visit the Gainsborough Fish Restaurant, in the centre, on three floors. Fish and chips were around 3/6d. (17 1/2p), in the 1950's-60's.

[@AndrewFrancisFreeman]

Next time, you'll have to also get some chip spice :)

[@wheelysteve]

I knew someone would mention this if I scrolled long enough 🤣

[@BrettJohnson-ji2ri]

its absolute rank! Proper chips don't need Satans butt dust on them

[@AndrewFrancisFreeman]

@@wheelysteve I love it. Just brought back 4 tubs with me to America.

[@AndrewFrancisFreeman]

@@BrettJohnson-ji2ri I love Satans Butt Dust. In fact, I might start selling some with that branding. Thanks for the idea :)

[@grahammccluggage2667]

That’s very similar to what we in Belfast call a pasty. Mashed potato, or often cold chips, mixed with a little onion, and a bit of leek. Sometimes a little sausage meat. Battered and deep fried. Often eaten in a bread roll or “bap”. This delight is called a bap pasty or a pasty bap. The word order depends on what part of Belfast you are in!

[@NickyTesla99]

Bob Carvers for the best Pattie. Choose between battered or breadcrumbs my favourite. And chips done in beef dripping. Real nice.

[@PremilaPatel-g9h]

So many food options available, hearty, traditional English food is getting missed!! Thanks for the insight!!👍👍

[@cyningstan]

This was a fun video, it popped up in my recommends. I'm glad you enjoyed your day here in Hull. That shopping centre is in the middle of one of the old commercial docks, Princes Dock (hence the name Princes Quay). It was opened around 1990. Since then the hip and trendy shops have moved to the newer St. Stephens, which is next door to the interchange. The marina and Queens Gardens occupy the site of two other former commercial docks. You won't be able to get to mainland Europe and back in a day. The ferries run overnight, so you'd have to make a weekend of it for one or two days in Belgium or the Netherlands. In my younger days, before I was old enough to drink, I heard that people often used the overnight ferries as a venue for a night out (well, two), going over one night, coming back the next, and presumably sleeping off the effects when more sober travellers were enjoying the delights of Rotterdam or Zeebrugge. If you do come back and want to spend a bit longer here, there's the Old Town where you can visit the Minster and the (free) Museum Quarter. And another local foodstuff is the so-called American Chip Spice that some of the local fast food places put on the fries. That was invented here for a local (long gone) fast food chain called Yankeeburger, and I don't think it's yet made it outside the city.

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

Yes hecwas funny though calling a dock a moat and a lake. Hes a bit dense when it comes to geography

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

Go back further than that, before Humber Bridge was built another ferry called Lincoln Castle used to leave the pier from the ‘osh wash’. Aptly named as that’s where they washed the horses in the Victorian era. In fact in the early 20th century Harry Houdini the escapologist did a barrel escape in the pier waters. My late grandparents went. It was around 1921.

[@Shleebear11]

You can do the dutch dash from Hull! Overnight to Rotterdam then coach to Amsterdam and back the same night.

[@everydayimeating3407]

Sounds like a good challenge!

[@tonystephenson500]

Should have put chip spice on instead of salt. Chip spice is another Hull thing.

[@andrewnewby49]

He past Bob Carver’s before Goldenfry. The patties are lovely from there. I'm just not saying they are not lovely from there too. He past the blue plaque in the train station too. For The Spiders from Mars who used to leave from there to play for Ziggy Stardust aka David Bowie.

[@juliesmith4596]

Glad you enjoyed it :), Cave Street Chippy is the best for the "Hull Pattie" in my opinion :) It is just a Pattie though, we don't go into a chip shop and say can I have a Hull Pattie and Chips please haha

[@wheelysteve]

Funny to see this as a Hull boi. A few points I'll make if you're interested (you might not be, but people in Hull love to talk about 'ull xD) That shopping centre, Princess Quay, it was once a very prominent location in the centre as you guessed. But 10-15 years ago or so, a newer shopping centre, St Stephens. opened right next to the station that you came out of, I was surprised to see you hadn't gone that way actually but I guess Google led you away from it on your pattie hunt lol, and I figure you didn't have time after your walk to the Marina on your way back. St Stephens though relatively quickly shifted most of the foot traffic towards that part of town and in turn away from both Princess Quay and Whitefriargate (the street you were looking down near the busker), that used to be the busiest part of the centre. But now, with St Stephens being in such a key location right next to the bus and train station, very few people actually venture further into town, as you yourself noticed. It's sad, there's a lot of worry for the future of the City Centre as a whole because most days are as you saw. It'll get a bit busier than that, but usually it only gets actually busy on warm summer Saturdays or if there's events on. If you compare pictures/videos of Hull taken from about 2005/6 to now, you'll see exactly what I mean about how the general foot traffic has shifted. I don't believe the intention of city planners at the time was to achieve this and I would love to know if they would do it again if they had that time back, because it certainly has damaged the health of the centre as a whole. As for the rest of it; you chose well although most fish shops are fine in Hull (it's the takeaways you need to be careful with), I was susprised you didn't mention The Deep museum when looking right at it, thought that was a guarantee that you would xD (unless you did and I missed it). But sadly you have already seen the city centre mainly, it's not that big. Of course there's things to go inside of like museums, the football stadium when there's a game on, the local hospital when a druggie smacks you for looking at him funny, but for the most part, that's about it. Certainly on the smaller side of major cities but in a weird sort of way, I wouldn't really change it.

[@susannah1184]

The patty was unusual, never heard of them. Yes please, a trip to Europe would be good. Thanks xx

[@suewarren6506]

St Stevens shopping centre near the bus station is alot busier. Glad you enjoyed your visit x

[@Simon-ef1zj]

That'll be lovely as a bar snack with a cold beer and something pickled...a gherkin or egg for example.

[@everydayimeating3407]

Great idea!

[@franmiller5573]

I think I would enjoy that with curry sauce as I dont eat meat only fish, it did look really good I have to say. I think you should definitely do a ferry trip to Europe as well 🙂

[@CarolWhite-il7ki]

Thankyou,never heard of it , thanks, take care

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks, you too!

[@simonhawksley817]

Humber Dock, the marina, then Prince's Dock, the shopping centre, and Queen' Dock, where the gardens are, were all developed from the old city moat between the Humber and the River Hull, a look at the map makes the geography all clear.

[@chantellep554]

Hull girl & proud 👏

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

You go girl from the Yorkshire Scouser. That’s my you tube channel starting shortly

[@garyedward140]

Try the ferry to Europe and avoid the dreaded ticket barrier! Never miss your video on a Sunday 👍

[@gillscott4721]

You can't do a day trip to the Netherlands from the ferry in Hull as they only sail in the evening! You can do a 'mini cruise', sail in the evening, spend the next day in Amsterdam or Rotterdam and sail back overnight, arriving back in Hull on the morning of the 3rd day. It's a great little trip, highly recommend a day out in Amsterdam. Nice hearty Dutch food - a lot of meat and dairy products!

[@andrewtalbot5415]

Also p.o ferries sail to europort holland called a dutch dash. Sail 8 o clock friday.. entertainment on board.. get there.8 in mornig then 6 hours in dam.. back on board 8 saturday night then hull 8 in morning sunday... all with your own cabin.. still less than £100.hope this helps.

[@bluedolphinsasmr7262]

Beauitful Beautiful views . Yes go for it.

[@everydayimeating3407]

The views were great!

[@flasheart3817]

Probably the best chippy in Ull (Hull) town centre that place. Either that one or Bob Carver's around the corner. A decent night out in Hull town centre as well. No hassle, pubs close together, friendly people and a rich history. Sure you get you're idiots and street drinkers in the town centre, but what city doesn't. Hull sometimes gets a bad press (usually by a southern journalist, who's never been there,desperate to fill a a column). People are always pleasantly surprised

[@jassey169]

I would love it if you get the ferry for the day, that will be really interesting, yes please! X😊

[@everydayimeating3407]

I will try!

[@rambleon3698]

​@@everydayimeating3407 I'm in too. Maybe a couple of days to give you more scope and time to soak it in. I wish you and your channel many more views my friend.

[@christopherscott7943]

Definitely take the ferry to Amsterdam for stroopwafel!

[@LouiseLong-t4b]

Well that was interesting - who would have thought, battered mash? It's something I'd try in Hull, but would never have again. I've never been to Hull, and it gets a really bad rap, but as other people say, there's a lot of history, and interesting buildings there. Thanks for the review.

[@pearlsanguine2060]

The memorial you saw is actually for all the people who died in the Hull Blitz. The plaques are the different families/households who died.

[@ellieboing]

The shopping centre is surround by a dock not a moat

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

Hes an idiot aint he. He said Lake later on. Hes a thick fuck.

[@Yorkshirescouser8]

Hes an idiot. He said Lake later on.

[@hannahgreenley9624]

It’s just a “pattie” no Hull before, I had gone my entire life until like 18 and had never tried one, after I did, I realised I was 100% missing out. It is fantastic. Also you should come here again and try chip spice on everything! It’s probably the best food thing to come out of hull!!