Lovely fresh chips and freshly cooked fish! The portion sizes are pretty good and they'll sell…read moresouthern fried chicken and burgers as well as your normal chip shop treats like pies and battered sausages. The staff and owner is friendly and there's seating inside.

This is the only chippie i go too in london as i tend to prefer to get mine at Littlehampton when…read morevisiting. They do a good fish portion with lovely thick chips. They have the usual varied menu and serve chicken and ribs aswell. friendly staff They have a couple of tables if you want to eat inside

We have used the Marina fish bar quite a few times in the past and really enjoyed what we regarded…read moreas the best fish & chips for miles, however our lastest purchase (19/02/22) was some of the worst we have ever had with dry, hard chips and a small piece of fish (they say they only serve one size rock salmon) certainly nothing like we have had before. The shop was busy so it wasn't as though the chips had been hanging around and dried out, they were really poor and without a generous squeeze of sauce virtually inedible. Needless to say we will not be returning.

I have been a regular customer here. A couple of weeks ago I visited only to hear voices in back of…read moreshop waited literally a couple of minutes nobody served me. I don't know if it's new management but today went to order fish & chips to find a chap behind the counter leaned up against the wall. He must have heard me entered but totally blanked me whilst on his phone I just walked out in disgust. A note to the owner if you want business have customer respect and some sort of service. DON'T SUGGEST YOU USE THIS CHIPPY UNLESS THEY HAVE A CHANGE IN ATTITUDE !

Late review from June 2025. Rare to find a chippy with nice and clean seating areas. I loved the…read moredelicious complimentary apps of shrimps and bread. Only 5 mins from Morden tube station. The menu was simple and had a good variety of fish. I asked for the Haddock and unfortunately they did not sell it anymore. So the lady suggested Huss. Never had Huss before and it was really good GP12. Always love trying different fishes besides cod. For cod there are 3 sizes to choose from and only one size for the other fishes. They also had some great desserts including sticky toffee pudding, which was on the wall. But we were too full to consider it. The staff were very attentive, friendly and welcoming. Will definitely come back again.

Forget chicken tikka masala. Fish and chips should be the national dish of England and a good fish…read more& chip shop is a local treasure. The queues coming out of Superfish give a clue to the quality of the product. I have an aunt who lives in Yorkshire and perhaps the biggest praise I can give them is that the fish and chips here tastes like the chippies from up north. The best fish and chips are supposed to come from here and the secret apparently is that they fry their fish in beef dripping. The queues mean that I haven't had a chance to ask the staff their secret but they produce a variety of fish with moist white flakes of fresh fish encased in a crispy but not too thick batter. Chips are thick and have a slight crunchy shell with fluffy interior. No fries here, folks but a proper English chip. I generally find malt vinegar too harsh but it's perfect for fish and chips. Prices may be slightly higher than your local chippy but wirth it for a premium product. You can eat in or take out

This is the third incarnation of a fish and chip shop here on the high street in the last 3 years…read more It's convenient to the train station. I went a few times and have been dismayed at how long it takes to make something pretty simple like a couple cod and chips to take away. Years ago, the chip shop that sat here would pre-make a lot of cod and chips so that when trainloads of people descended on them on a friday night you could get in and get out pretty quickly. At Pavilion they appear to make each order fresh after you order, and it takes a really long time, especially on a busy night. I also find them to be a bit more expensive than other fish and chips in the area. So, given the wait and the cost, I tried them a few times but ended up going to the others more often.

When writing a review of this place, remember it's a Fish & Chip shop…read more That's what they do, and they do it very well. We've been a few times now "eating in" as they say. The reason why there is a little wait is because your order is cooked when you order. This means the batter is crisp and the fish just right. The chips are fine and the portions very good. The menu is limited, but it does what it says on the tin. The service is fine, the price reasonable and you won't be disappointed,As to those who want to take away their food, it's worth a small wait rather than collect a pile of soggy fish and dead chips.

I love a good fish n chippy and I was truly surprised to find Lucky's. Its open on random days (I…read morethink mostly the weekend - hence the 4 rather than 5 stars), however the fish is truly well done. The batter is light and the fish is of a good quality (especially the pollock). The chips/fish seem to be fried in fresh oil and dont have the quality of cheap over used oil and this is what really impressed me. Everything is cooked fresh in front of you and the portions are pretty good for the price. Thank goodness for quality chippies!

It's ok quality and average flavours but quite overpriced for what it is. For example their Chips…read moreare £1.60 when down the road they do them for £1.10. The delivery drivers are good.