Guy Fieri Finds Authentic Yorkshire Pudding In A Brit Pub In Delaware | Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives 

"There's no tartare sauce in England"...wtf it's a French sauce, it's been in England longer than the USA has been a country...

As someone from England, all these comments slagging off the food are golden 😂

"I'm a regular traveller to England and these are the best fish and chips I've ever had". Can't travel here that fucking regularly then

Northern England here. Fish, chips and mushy peas. Condiments be - Salt, vinegar and tartar sauce. Firstly before tucking in, evenly sprinkle vinegar over the fish, chips and mushy peas. Secondly sprinkle some salt. The vinegar first so the salt sticks to the vinigar. Use your knife and fork in conjunction with one another and put one chip and a little of the fish and mushy peas onto the fork, along with the tartar sauce. You could also eat the fish chips and peas on a buttered doorstop of a slice of white bread. It is how I enjoy this great British dish!

As a chef working in a British gastropub actually from Yorkshire this is painful to watch

Mash spuds with an ice cream scoop.. that brings back horrific memories of school dinners in the 80's and you need roasties with a Roast dinner!

"Typically it's frozen fish" Eh if you go to a seaside chippie it's often literally caught the same day

That bloke is an expert on English roasts cos he says so, just like he flew in the Battle of Britain and we can tell due to the flags in his pub.

Those chips looks sad, but what can you expect from a Leeds fan 👀

Making batter without beer? That's a bloody scandal mate.

As a Yorkshireman, Yorkshire puddings were served before the meat course to fill you up prior to the roast, making the joint go further. As to the Yorkshire itself, nothing like the traditional. A single Yorkshire pudding would fill your plate with lashings of onion gravy. These cup cakes they serve are not puddings!

A real English man would throw that at you if you gave it to him on Sunday 😂

The building alone doesn’t look anything like a pub.That could be because we have pubs older than their country but still.Nothing about that place reminds me of a pub.

Wtf is that rub going onto the beef? Paprika and chilli flakes have no place on a Sunday roast. Shocking

I'm english and a chef, we have tartare sauce here and everywhere makes it alot better than that slop

As an Englishman this was all just deeply upsetting... First off, tartar sauce can be found everywhere in England. Those Yorkshires looked horrific. Its genuinely impressive that you managed to make a Yorkshire pudding look unappealing. The hint as to what type of potato you have with a *roast* is in the name *roast*. Why would you be choosing lumpy mash instead? Chips looked dead and apparently my guy doesn’t even know how to make a shepherds pie. Jesus, theres a reason he could only open an “english” pub on that side of he Atlantic. This is all just too much

Came to the comments to see how my fellow brits reacted...it did not dissappoint! 😅

As a Yorkshire man this makes me sick. Chips-wrong. Fish-wrong. Tatar sauce-we have. Beef-wrong. Yorkshire pudding-not far off. Pub decor-wrong. Missing roast dinner sides-yes

Incredibly painful to watch as a Brit.

"Best fish and chips I've ever had" obviously never been to a proper chippy on coast

If my Mum served that for Sunday lunch I'd identify as an orphan.

"Its made the british way" That sir is where you, are wrong.

"There's no tartare sauce in England" Waaaaat? I've lived here all my life and there is tarter sauce everywhere lol?

"There's no tartar sauce in England" - I'm English, this statement is incorrect. I never have fish and chips without it.

Chilli flakes on the roast beef? Skin on the chips? Something that's definitely not Guinness in a Guinness glass? NO ROASTIES?! This is a travesty!

No Tartar sauce in England? Have these guys been to England

There’s no tartare sauce in England 😂 it’s what is served with fish n chips in every gastro pub 😂😂😂

Mash plopped out on the plate with an ice cream scoop, looked like something dished out in Primary school dining hall for 5 year olds- I thought 2020 was bad and then I see this - God help us!

Regular traveller to were in England? I bet she thinks Harry Ramsdens is proper fish and chips 😂

British food done to the American palette, no where near 'Authentic' especially the ‘Tartare Sauce’ ( Should be, mayonnaise, capers, gherkins, shallot, lemon juice, fresh parsley, sea salt, freshly ground black pepper. Made to your own taste.)

As a British chef when he commented on the condition of Yorkie tray, trust me once you have used once and it works, that shit becomes sacred, you never want a new one unless you have to!

The food is about as authentic as the owner’s Yorkshire accent!

I had a more legit British pub experience in Tibet, ffs

I'm from England we do have tarta sauce here

guy fieri: "i dont like fish and chips because typically its frozen fish" me: *screams in english*

“Authentic” 😂

If that is the inside of a typical British pub, I've been going to the wrong places for 65 years in my own Country! You're being conned.

is no one gonna address the fact they have missed out roast potatoes

“Authentic British pub” 😂

I love how Guy enjoys the food and adds humor to the reviews

Them chips look moody Nothing like English chip shop chips

as an englishman myself , that was the saddest roast ive ever seen

It's nice to see amarica enjoys real yorkshire puddings :D

If one goes to the local chippy in the UK one will find that the potatoes are peeled before being cut into chips. They are missing mushy peas that are a traditional accompaniment to fish and chips. Personally I prefer my peas un-mushed. My late father liked to eat jam on the spare Yorkshire pudding left over after Sunday lunch. He also liked to eat left over Christmas cake with Birds custard.

Chips from potatoes with the skin on? They might taste nice, but they are definitely not authentic. And that isn’t anything like tartar sauce!

its cringy when americans say "shire"

That looks more like a diner than any English pub I've ever been in.

3:23 an ale in a Guinness glass, thats a big no from me.

We don’t have tartare sauce LIKE THAT in England, that’s for sure...

Tartar sauce is in every fish and chip shop on England

I'm English and the only seasoning on the beef is salt and pepper near the end of cooking. Gravy made from the juices of the beef with onions as an option.

If it’s really a British pub there has to be someone getting sniffed up in the bathroom

What kind of self respecting englishman has the nerve to call that a sunday dinner? You cant just put a yorkie on a plate and call it a traditional roast. Roast potatoes are the best bit of a sunday dinner and there isnt one in sight! Beef cabbage, mash and a yorkshire pudding, thats the roast id expect if i was in the ICU and couldnt digest solids. A sunday roast AS A MINIMUM should have peas, carrots roast potatoes, yorkshire pudding and cauliflower cheese, with a good amount of colmans mustard. Parsnips, swede and sprouts are optional extras. Fucking roast dinner, never been so personally offended in all my life

Is no one going to say anything about that travesty in a Guinness glass at 3:21?

Roast beef & Yorkshire pudding is so awesome, y'all 👌 😊😊😊

To the woman who said " i travel to england all the time and this is the best fish n chips i've ever had" you clearly have not had it from many places in england, best i've ever had is Mevagissey Cornwall, it's a working fishing village and they cook the fish that was caught that morning, so it was literally flapping around a couple hours ago before you're eating it.

Toby is never going to win any awards for being the best carvery in Britain, but if you went up for your dinner and had this sad offering, they would be out of business before the following Sunday.

Im from Cornwall, England. We do have tartare sauce, Those yorkshire puds look basic and the fish batter needs lager or ale instead of water! Im a head chef by the way 😉 Such a shame you guys got the substandard food! Come try the real stuff!

Last time I saw mash served with an ice cream scoop was primary school!

The last time Yorkshire was this offended Thatcher was in charge

40 minutes to cook yorkshire puds? You having a laugh mate? 12-15 tops Those are overcooked to hell and back

Authentic Yorkshire pudding is cooked in the dripping and juices from the beef joint. The best fish and chips is also cooked in beef dripping. Tartare sauce is made with mayo, chopped dill pickles and capers, not bloody relish!

His accent has evolved into a hybrid than nobody but him understands

0:37 I see the Leeds flag that’s me happy 😂

Piss water thin gravy, "York-shire", no horeradish with the roast beef. ""Authentic""

Yoooo all these Brits are ROASTING these meals 😂😂😂

.. looks OK, if I was in Delaware I might try it. I cook a mean roast dinner for my Mexican daughter-in-law every time she comes over, she loves it

I’m from England and love tarta sauce. Have it all the time with my fish and chips all over the country

That roast dinner looks rank, reminds me of school dinners. Where the carrots and parsnips. GRAVY! HORSERADISH! And those chips :(

Here’s a prime example of how not to do things

You know what even though thw food doesnt look as authentic as it should be. The blokes doin what he loves and he seems to be enjoyin himself.

An American said ‘Worcestershire’ right. I’m amazed

3:21 bar is breaking a cardinal bar sin, Guinness glasses is for Guinness only!

That’s the least authentic ‘pub’ I’ve ever seen. Is the bar that low?

for the record, we do have Tartare sauce in England. Every supermarket has a couple of brands and most pubs/restaurants will give it with fish.

3:21 RULE NO.1: N-E-V-E-R use a branded glass and put something else in the glass, it devalues the whole experience

If someone in my family cooked a roast like that they’d be exiled. It looked bloody awful 😂

We dont have tartar sauce in england if thats what they class as tarter sauce 😂 we make it totally diff... Ie THE PROPER WAY 🇬🇧

Its as authentic as squeezy cheese 😂

Doesn't look too bad though Yorkshire fish and chips is cooked in beef dripping traditionally not oil - adds loads of flavour.

This looks like canteen food. So many mistakes. 🤦🏻‍♂️

You never, ever, ever, ever, not peel your potatoes before making chips. In the UK that is illegal!

Tartar sauce is a staple over here with fish and chips...

Try the Traditional Yorkshire way doing a Yorkshire Pudding. Done in a medium or small size loaf tin. Weigh equal amounts of eggs, plain flour and milk, sprinkle of salt, in the oven at 200 degrees C until risen and golden brown on the top. Prepare onion and meat gravy (you can have some beef strips in there if you want), poured on the top the pudding. This is normally a starter btw.

Those "chips" look nothing like proper chips

3:22 cardinal sin, that aint guinness in that guinness glass

In Yorkshire we ALWAYS have our Yorks pudding first, like a starter then the rest of the food afterwards.....

It all looks delicious to me! Wish I could eat there.

mash potato with a roast is sacrilege. must be roast potatoes

Im surprised they don't put beer in the batter, really takes it to the next level

Traditional Sunday roasts here in England are the best specially with Yorkshire puddings

Mashed potato with roast beef. No. It should be roast potatoes cooked in beef dripping. Also where are the veggies. Most people serve at least 3. One root veg, then either cabbage, cauliflower or broccoli, then either French, runner or broad bean and peas (garden peas not mushy).

0:28, this is not a shepherds pie, this is cat food. proper bell ends

I work in a pub kitchen in the uk and we use beer batter for fish...and we get thru shit loads of tartare sauce

I love how fired up people are getting in these comments 🤣

There is tartar sauce in England. Tartar sauce is incredibly popular, in every chippy and in most restaurants. Shame Mike is losing his accent. It is as watered down as that gravy. Also it is clear those people have never been to an English pub if they think that restaurant is an authentic pub. Still, food looks good.

Whenever I see "British style fish and chips" on a show from the USA I feel like the Americans miss the point of fish and chips. We have it as fast food, it isn't common for it to be an "eating in" experience. I love me some fish and chips but some of the best I have ever had are at bars and takeaways. Their Yorkshire pudding looked rather nice tbh though.

40 minutes for yorkshire puddings??? nope....not having that at all....no way......and a spice rub with chili and garlic for roast beef.....never in a decade of sundays!!!

A Leeds fan too what a legend.

Chips crispy on the outside, what sort of chippy sells them like that, certainly none in Donny that I know of. Leftover Yorkshire's with jam on a Sunday were a must when I was a kid