
Banny’s British Kitchen
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About Banny’s British Kitchen
Banny's British Kitchen is a fish & chips restaurant on Vivary Way in Colne, set within a fashion and homeware retail complex next to the main gate, with its own parking outside. The 280-seat dining room carries a nautical theme, and a waiting area with an upright fish tank serves customers ahead of a table. The menu runs from fish, chicken, and scampi to pie & chips, burgers, and wraps, alongside salt 'n' pepper chicken & chips. A distinguishing plate is the Indian fish & chips, battered haddock goujons drizzled with yogurt and mint sauce, served with spring onions, chips, and a bowl of curry sauce. Chinese curry sauce and mushy peas are offered alongside the standard fish and chips, and the fish pie is made mostly with salmon. Service is walk-in, with takeaway also available. Male, female, and disabled toilets sit at the back of the restaurant, and disabled parking spots are marked in front of the main entrance.
Good to know
“280-seater restaurant and takeaway located within a modern fashion and homeware retail complex.”
- ReservationsWalk-in only
- AccessibilityWheelchair: entrance, parking lot, restroom, seating
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention indian fish and chips, mushy peas, curry sauce and chips and portion sizes.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention indian fish and chips, mushy peas, curry sauce and chips and portion sizes.
Customer Review Summary
The Indian fish and chips draws the most repeat praise, with reviewers describing the battered haddock goujons drizzled with yogurt and mint alongside a madras curry sauce as consistently good. Close behind, the honey chicken and the cheese and onion pie with salt and pepper chips also earn strong reactions, and several mention a nautical themed dining room and friendly, efficient service. But quality complaints recur: one reviewer found the haddock small and pink with tough, tasteless chips and only half a teaspoon of tartare sauce, another called a fish pie boring for being mostly salmon, and one diner reported a chips and curry sauce portion so minute for its price that they would not return. A couple also flag thin gravy and steep prices relative to portion size. Most still describe being seated quickly and served without feeling rushed.
Customer Review Summary
The Indian fish and chips draws the most repeat praise, with reviewers describing the battered haddock goujons drizzled with yogurt and mint alongside a madras curry sauce as consistently good. Close behind, the honey chicken and the cheese and onion pie with salt and pepper chips also earn strong reactions, and several mention a nautical themed dining room and friendly, efficient service. But quality complaints recur: one reviewer found the haddock small and pink with tough, tasteless chips and only half a teaspoon of tartare sauce, another called a fish pie boring for being mostly salmon, and one diner reported a chips and curry sauce portion so minute for its price that they would not return. A couple also flag thin gravy and steep prices relative to portion size. Most still describe being seated quickly and served without feeling rushed.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“Quickly seated. Order taken within a time that didn't feel rushed but was enough time to have a proper look. Prices were decent for a dine in restaurant. Portion size was good. Overall was a good experience. Please note image of fish and chips was after vinegar was applied. It wasn't greasy or anything.”
- Google user
“I love Bannys. The food is always delicious. This time we went as a party of 11 for my friends maternity leaving do! The atmosphere is great with a lovely nautical theme. I always get the fish or the scampi but this time I went for the honey chicken and boy was I glad I did! It was so crisp on the outside yet deliciously moist in the inside. 10/10. Can't wait to go back!”
- Google user
“The smell is very enticing as you drift across the car park. Nice menu, good traditional options, decent prices. Gravy could have been thicker. A lovely restaurant area, nice serving team.”
- Google user
“The fish and chip is ok but the fish pie is not that good. Most of the fish of the fish pie is Salmon, the single taste make the dish boring.”
- Google user
“I visited yesterday 28th April 2026. I ordered a portion of chips & curry sauce with a can of Pepsi. The order came to £6.00. As you can see in the picture the portion is minut & definitely not worth the money. I will most definitely not be returning. Value for money is -5 stars!”
Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
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- Accessibility· 3
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Location
Restaurants near Banny’s British Kitchen
- Bistro 74.3991 mi
prawn open sandwiches, carrot cake, coffee quality inconsistent
- 1.2 miGood for kids
full english breakfast, bacon and sausage sandwich, reasonable prices
- The Mayflower4.4911.2 mi
meal for 2 combo deal, chilli beef, generous portions
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banny’s British KitchenWheelchair accessible | 4.23,210 | — | indian fish and chips, mushy peas, curry sauce |
| Bistro 7 | 4.399 | 1 mi | prawn open sandwiches, carrot cake, coffee quality inconsistent |
| Samson's Cafe & Sandwich BarGood for kids | 4.5101 | 1.2 mi | full english breakfast, bacon and sausage sandwich, reasonable prices |
| The Mayflower | 4.491 | 1.2 mi | meal for 2 combo deal, chilli beef, generous portions |
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