A town centre chippy has been named 'one of the best in the country' at an awards ceremony over the weekend. Bolton's Olympus Fish and Chip Restaurant , Great Moor Street, started off in 1960 as a small fish bar but now occupies 14 units. England's Business Awards named the food haunt in the top 12 across England.
Owner, Tasos Pattichis, said: "We were named in the top 12, but unfortunately we didn't get the top spot, but who knows maybe we are second!" Tasos believes the place's "personal touch" is behind their success. READ MORE: Olympus Fish and Chips celebrate 35th anniversary Paddy McGuinness would give Ryan Reynolds a Bolton tour Paddy McGuiness enjoys trip to chippy as he returns home He added: "We make everyone feel comfortable, and we understand their needs so that we give them a memorable experience. Tasos and his PA, Alisha (Image: NQ) "It's all about speaking and talking to customers.
"Absolutely loads of our customer base are people that come back, time and time again." Olympus was originally started by Tasos' parents, since he took over he has expanded what was a small chippy into a large restaurant, buying up more premises bit by bit. Tasos explained: "At first, our most popular meal was fish, chips, and mushy peas.
"With cod of course because Bolton is a cod area. "But since, we've upgraded the menu to include new items, now we do cheese pies, steak and mushroom pies, Moussaka, burgers. "We're even keeping up with the trend at the moment with loaded fries.
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