Morrisons launches ‘world famous’ fast food brand in 32 supermarket cafés

| Assistant Lifestyle Editor Published August 7, 2026 1:11pm Updated August 7, 2026 1:11pm Harry Ramsden’s fish and chips will initially be launched in 32 Morrisons cafés (Picture: Bloomberg via Getty Images) Thanks to a new partnership, Morrisons customers will soon be able to tuck into a Harry Ramsden’s chippy tea while doing their weekly shop. From August 10, 32 Morrisons cafés across the UK will begin serving the chain’s ‘world famous’ fish and chips under its ‘Proudly Serving’ model, with potential for a nationwide rollout if it proves popular. The move builds on an existing relationship between the two retailers, after a chilled range of Harry Ramsden’s favourites hit the supermarket’s shelves last year. Now though, shoppers don’t need to wait until they get home to enjoy the brand’s signature battered fish, chunky chips, mushy peas, curry sauce, and gravy. Founded in Guiseley, West Yorkshire, in 1928, Harry Ramsden’s is Britain’s oldest restaurant chain — and arguably one of its best-known. Ask Metro Use AI to go deeper into the stories you care about – powered by Metro and trusted publications. But from a previous peak of 50 standalone outlets around the country, this total now sits at eight, with parent company Deep Blue focusing more on product licensing and global franchising since its 2019 acquisition. The brand has been serving fish and chips to customers across the UK since 1928 (Picture: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images) James Fleming, chief executive of Harry Ramsden’s Group, commented: ‘This partnership represents a significant opportunity to bring the Harry Ramsden’s brand to millions of customers across the UK. ‘Working with Morrisons allows us to extend the reach of our iconic fish and chips through a trusted national retailer, while maintaining the quality and heritage that the brand is known for.’ Will Reed, Morrisons’ senior café trading manager, added: ‘We wanted to bring something nostalgic and full of flavour by delivering the comforting taste of a classic chippy tea – with generous portions at great value.’ Full list of Morrisons cafés serving Harry Ramsden's fish and chips Bradford (Idle Enterprise 5) Leeds (Guiseley) Dukinfield Skipton (Broughton Road) Blackpool (Squires Gate) Huddersfield (Penistone Road) Kirkstall Newcastle (Byker, Lower Milehouse Lane) Barnsley (Westway) Wetherby (Horsefair) Kilmarnock (West Langlands Street) Morton Park Letchworth (Broadway) Hamilton (New Park Street) York (Foss Islands) Johnstone (Napier Street) Glasgow (Anniesland, Crow Road) Glenrothes (Flemington Road) Greenock (Rue End Street) Ormskirk (Park Road) Leicester (Aylestone Road) Loughborough Castle Bromwich (Hurst Lane) Horndean (Lakesmere Road) Reading Openshaw (Ashton Old Road) Halifax (Illingworth, Keighley Road) Exeter Verwood (The Centre) Worthing Porth Harry Ramsden’s isn’t the only new addition to Morrisons’ eat-in offering either. After an ‘exceptional’ response to the December launch of an in-store Burger Boi restaurant at its Manchester Piccadilly branch, the supermarket has now announced plans for six more across the UK. The new concessions will feature the brand’s Californian-inspired smashed burgers and fried chicken, with popular menu items like the American Boi and Hot Honey Smash available for sit-down dining, takeaway, or delivery. Deals of the Day Parents can save up to 30% on Kickers school shoes ahead of the new term The back-to-school hack that's helping parents avoid queues and sold-out sizes Could your hair be wavy rather than straight? This brand thinks so Could your star sign improve your skincare routine? This new beauty launch thinks so Best skincare for menopausal skin? This dermatologist-created treatment is tailored to you So far, Wood Green and Watford are the only locations to be officially confirmed, but Burger Boi founder Surj Bassi said the partnership aims to target ‘convenient, high-footfall’ spots. Do you have a story you’d like to share? Get in touch by emailing MetroLifestyleTeam@metro.co.uk Arrow MORE: Walkers has ditched crisp packets with its new range — and shoppers aren’t happy Arrow MORE: Cadbury mocked by shoppers over ‘new’ chocolate range that looks suspiciously familiar Arrow MORE: Burger King’s mysterious breakfast menu that most people don’t even know exists The Slice Your free newsletter guide to the best London has on offer, from drinks deals to restaurant reviews.