Elite Fish and Chip Company is getting into the festive spirit by serving up battered mince pies this Christmas.
Situated off Tritton Road, the fish and chip company trialled the treat last year but will be rolling it out across their other stores in the county.
Customers will be served their battered mince pie with a choice of ice cream or custard and can eat in or takeaway.
Molly Jackson from The Elite Fish & Chip Company
This spin on the festive favourite will also be available at the Elite Fish and Chip Company’s stores in Sleaford and Ruskington,
Operations Manager at The Elite Nigel Tindall said: “Our elves have been busy in the kitchen this festive season and following a trial run last year we’re making sure everyone has the chance to try this delicious dessert. It’s a delicacy that’s worth trying, especially with a scoop or two of ice cream.”
“We’re also offering a two or three-course festive menu for those who want an alternative to the turkey and tinsel this year. Merry Christmas to all of our customers and friends.”
Elite Fish and Chip Shop has been running in Lincoln for over 40 years.
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