Bits and Druthers
Bringing the Union Jack to Austin, Texas. This traditional (with a spin on local) chip shop and creamery makes everything from scratch (even the mayo for the tartar sauce). Flavors from the UK ring true at this fabulous little trailer and its chef, Mike, bring in inspiration from Marco Pierre White. They serve traditional fish and chips, beef wellington and even have some fried oysters if you’re feeling a bit fishier. I’m amazed by the amount of international flavors being brought to Austin. If you’re not in the mood for their fried goodies, try out their rotating selection of ice creams. Cheers!
East Side
1001 E. 6th
(At the East Side Drive-In)
M-SA: 11am – 7pm
Cost
$3 – $11
Menu
Gluten Free
Makes a gluten-free batter (Is fried in same fryer as other gluten products)
*There is a risk of cross-contamination as most trailers are not prepared or set-up to serve a gluten-free menu. If you speak with the Owner/individual at the time you order and explain they are usually aware of how to accommodate any gluten-free diet/requirements.
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Tags: Beef, british, chips, drive in, east side, fish, fish and chips, food trailer, irish, trailer, uk, union jack, wellington
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