Honda of Sumner: 4 Spots to Get Fish & Chips in Sumner, WA

Living in a coastal state, Washington residents have access to some of the country’s freshest, tastiest fish. The next time you’re craving a hearty helping of fish and chips, head to one of these favorite locales.

The Frying Dutchman

Pierce County’s only dedicated fish and chips food truck, The Frying Dutchman serves up classic fish and chips throughout the South Puget Sound. This mobile eatery focuses on local produce and sustainable seafood, so you can feel good about eating here. The Frying Dutchman also offers a variety of handmade dipping sauces, including a homemade tartar sauce.

The classic fish and chips dish consists of wild Alaskan cod battered and fried until golden brown. The signature entrée is served with thick-cut french fries, and you can opt for two or three pieces of fish. Not in the mood for the classic dish? Try The Frying Dutchman’s beer-battered prawns and chips or chicken strips and chips. Even vegetarians can enjoy a selection of blackened tofu tacos and fruit salsa, so there’s something here for everyone.

Skippers Seafood & Chowder House

Located in downtown Puyallup, Skippers is a popular regional chain offering quick service and generous portions. The staff at this location is super friendly, and you can enjoy some amazing seafood and fries on any budget.

The original fish and chips entrée offers two, three, or four pieces of fried fish served with fries and coleslaw. You can also order one of the Skipper’s seafood baskets, which consists of popcorn shrimp, clam strips, or jumbo prawns. If you prefer something from the grill, enjoy Alaskan halibut, salmon, or grilled chicken breast.

Gordon & Purdy’s Public House

A gastropub and sports bar on Highway 410, Gordon & Purdy’s Public House has a lot to offer. The menu varies due to the venue using seasonal and local ingredients, but you can’t go wrong with any of the options. In true pub fashion, the classic fish and chips dinner is a local favorite. The golden-brown fish is nice and crisp, and the portions are huge.

In addition to fish and chips, Gordon & Purdy’s serves up delicious salads, burgers, bratwurst, pizza, sandwiches, poutine, and schnitzel.

Oliver’s Fish & Chips

If you don’t mind a quick trip south to Graham, Oliver’s Fish & Chips is worth the 30-minute drive. The owners originally got their start in Juneau, Alaska, so you know you can expect high-quality seafood.

All of the fish served at Oliver’s is hand-cut and battered using a signature recipe. The eatery offers four varieties of fish along with local oysters, clams, prawns, and gluten-free options. And while the fish and chips are out of this world, Oliver’s housemade New England-style chowder is even better, especially if you get it in a fresh sourdough bread bowl.

With so many great places around Sumner to grab a bit of fish and chips, you’ll never get bored with the selection. Have you eaten at any of these local eateries lately? Which would you recommend? Are there any we missed?