Crisps Restaurant

New restaurant Hipchips will serve 'hand crafted' crisps, cut from heritage potato varieties and fried in front of customers. And just in case that's not enough to elevate the humble crisp to restaurant standard, the crunchy snacks will arrive — wait for it — on a conveyor belt. Hipchips will open late October at 49 Old Compton Street, W1D 6HL ..

 http://londonist.com/2016/10/london-s-latest-one-item-restaurant-is-serving-crisps

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