Excellent food and good service. We picked up the Family Pack #2. Fillets of fish were huge!!read more

Burgers - great value burgers. Forget the fancy burger shops - last full moon, we grabbed burgers,…read morewith the lot, chicken burgers and fish burgers and plonked ourselves in the forsehore park at lota to watch the moonrise. They were big, great tasting and the price was pretty damn good compared to some others. Tucked away right at the end of the Esplanade, this little shop is probably in need of a facelift one of these days, but it delivered the goods for us. Not sure about the fish and chips as we haven't tried those.

Is a great little place to eat! Burgers, Fish and Chips are the best bar none! Have eaten there as…read moreit it close to where we are staying.

We brought a friend from Montana down to Bart's for some fresh seafood and really enjoyed our…read morelittle feast. We had some battered reef fish, calamari and chips, as well as some beautifully fresh oysters and prawns. Bart's isn't nearly as prominent as some of the fish and seafood places in Wynnum and Manly, although it's right on the Esplanade at Lota. You can't miss it but it doesn't jump out at you. It's worth checking out.

Grahams fish and chip shop is clean, friendly and delicious. Best fish and chips in wello…read more The fish is fresh and well cooked.

Fantastic fresh fish and chips, have the calamariread more

I have only been to Cooper's Fish and Chips once so far but it was enjoyable. The coffee is quite…read moregood and the chips are really yummy. They have a great view of the bay, making the eat-in experience fantastic. The service I found to be fast and efficient. I would be happy to go back to try out some other items on the menu.

The first restaurant I went to when I landed in Australia was Cooper's Cafe. Cooper's faced a…read moregorgeous view of the Manly Bay. They served only during breakfast and brunch hours. I had their Moreton Bay Chicken Burger which was good. I wasn't crazy about the burger but I loved the cafe itself. It had a lot of open space and was a great place to hang during a beautiful, sunny day. If you enjoy beautiful scenery while eating lunch, Cooper's Cafe is a great place to do so.

Best British Fish and Chips Style. Have had outside of the UK…read moreThey also sell all your UK favourite treats! Well Worth a Visit if you are an expat Missing the taste of home.

The team are amazing to talk to , the food incredible. I…read moreknow people that drive half and hour plus to come here. I don't blame them. You go there once and you move into the area just to be close to them.

We were in Wynnum today while the inaugural Wynnum Seafood Festival took place, but by the time we…read morearrived there throngs of festival-goers queueing up for over 5 mins just to get a feed. My sister and I weren't too impressed. By chance we decided to stroll down to the esplanade and have a wander around and came across this little gem. It seems a lot of other ex-festival people had the same idea and decided to escape the crowds and have some seafood by the sea shore. While it was super busy at the Pelican's Nest and all the outdoor seating was taken, we ventured inside to find there were no queues and we could order straight away (no 5 mins waiting in line!). We ordered the 'Treasure Chest', were given a buzzer and went outside to wait. Food was ready in under 10 mins and we decided to take away our food and walk over to the esplanade and sit in the park to enjoy our feast. The food was delicious - fish was super fresh and flaked away nicely. We also really enjoyed the prawn cutlets - nicely butterflied and cooked to perfection. I also really like the fact that the meal came with a proper side salad. All in all it was a lovely meal, and was definitely the highlight of today - after the disappointment of the festival.

We were going to go to the other fish n chips shop down the street, but they were closed. In fact,…read moremost of the shops were closed as it was a Monday, so we were only left with this option. The take-away shop has outside seating and it was extremely busy on this beautiful day. We waited about 10 mins to order and when we got up front, we put our orders in and went outside until our name was called. The plates weren't terribly expensive. Average was $17 each for a calamari and chips, a cod fish n chips, and a whole fried sea bream. Food was hot and fresh and for a take-away place, it was decent. Best part is the park across the street leading towards the Wynuum jetty. You can choose to have your food take-away and eat at the end of the pier.

This is one of the neater and newer of the fish and chip takewaways along Wynnum Esplanade. Prices…read moreare pretty standard and I haven't found one shop that's a stand out for value, though there are others at the Manly end of the strip that are definitely dearer. Cod's always cheap but but respectable, or you can pay two or three dollars more for whiting, snapper or other reef fish. Opposite a nice part of the foreshore, it's so good to grab a paper wrapped bundle of fish, chips and potato scallops and head for the grassy strip under the pine trees across the road. You'll be far enough away from the wading pool and kids playgrounds to find some peace and quiet, yet close enough to go for a nice stroll out along Wynnum jetty to work a few of those chips.

My rule still stands, the fish and chips from a place with a view of the ocean is always going to…read morebe better than the rest. So it really does stand out to me when I order food from a fish and chip place and it tastes particularly good, which is what my experience here was. Maybe it was what I ordered? First time lucky? But even if it was luck, maybe you will get lucky too. They make homemade potato scallops here, and the grilled sea perch really took my fancy. It was tasty, not over salty, not over grilled and dry... it was moist and it was fresh. The meat was bouncy yay! The crumbed cod was your average fair, but it was still good and the calamari rings were very very good. They weren't too huge and they weren't over deep fried and too crispy. They were fresh and they were cooked just right. And we order them all the time at other fish and chip places... these ones stood out as well. The servers are really gracious and friendly, and I prices are the same as your usual fish and chips. If you're in Manly, go check them out, best I've tasted in a while!

Beachcomber reminds of an era past, with polished wooden window frames, on windows that roll open…read moreon a hot summer evening to let the bay breeze in to cool the occupants of smilarly polished wooden booths lining the walls. It's a fish and chip shop with a cafe on the side really, but if you eat in, there are big salad platters that come with the seafood, and if you buy a big bottle of drink, you'll get glasses to share it around. I like it. Beachcomber gets busy as the prices are right and the fish and seafood is crispy and fresh. There are items on the menu that have disappeared from may other places, like banana and pineapple fritters and slices of cheescake Unpretentious fish and chips on a plate, or if you'd have it wrapped to go, you can wander across the road to the Wynnum Esplanade and watch the dogs and their people pass by.

Poor quality food. Over priced. Definitely one to avoid. Also is cash only which is incredibly poor…read morethese days.

Fish and chips on a hot sunny day - a great Aussie pastime. I like to grab some fish and chips and…read morea coke and then head down to the Point at the end of the Main Road to soak up some sun and relax with my partner. Relaxing way to spend an afternoon. Wello Point Takeaway has hot crispy scallops and the fish comes with a generous serving of crunchy chips with just the right amount of salt, if salt is your preference. Sometimes there can be a bit of a wait, especially on weekends around lunchtime. I reckon this is a sign that I'm not the only fan. It is a great spot on the corner and a regular stop for locals.

Best cod fish & chips we enjoyed in recent memory. Highly recommend for sure. Reasonably priced and…read morevery friendly staff.

I have to say upfront that I don't live and die for fine food and so can't always justify spending…read moreup too big on a meal. I love seafood, though, and so thought it time we ventured back to Wilsons. The food's great, no doubt about it, but the price hurt a bit. We shared a chowder which was very good, although I probably would have preferred it without the bacon flavour; at $17 - $22 the entrees were interesting but a bit pricey. Likewise with the mains, at almost $80 for a reef n beef and a wild barra, it's probably my bad for not checking the menu before we ventured out; it just cost a little more than I thought it should have. The building's looking tired on the outside but has a wonderful water view deck once inside, where we enjoyed watching the boats come and go, so the ambience is there. Good for a special lash out.