Aigburth Fish & Chips

Takeaway · Liverpool

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Information last updated/checked: 26 September 2026

Food hygiene rating: 5 / 5 · inspected 27 Mar 2019

Aigburth Fish & Chips is a takeaway located in Liverpool.

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Aigburth Fish & Chips is a takeaway located in Liverpool.

Aigburth Fish & Chips is listed in the Localyn directory under Takeaway.

Food hygiene rating: 5 — Very good

Last inspected: 27 March 2019

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144 Aigburth Road L17 7BR

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