Probus Fish & Chips
Takeaway in Probus
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About Probus Fish & Chips
Probus Fish & Chips in Probus is listed here under Takeaway. You'll find it in Probus. It serves fish and chips. You can reach Probus Fish & Chips by phone on +44 1726 883291.
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Revamped in 2012 for the Diamond Jubilee, open to all
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