Service was good Food was amazing fish was fresh fried and…read moreflaky It's a small shop with a few outside tables and some inside Very friendly

I can't believe it took me so long to try Yanni's. This is probably my favorite chippy in city…read morecentre. Fish tastes fresh and portions are hugenormous. Split a large order with your pal. You'll both leave full. Prices are reasonable and service is friendly. When next I'm back in Liverpool, I'm headed straight to Yanni's!

What better way to end a hard work week then to pop on down here and order my favourite, Crab…read moreboiled in Pepsi and served in a French baguette. It's not on the menu. However, if you slip "Tomahawk" (doubt that's his real name) £10 he'll cook anything you want short of human flesh. Big up Lobster Pot!

After walking from Albert Dock to Anfield Stadium and exploring a little bit of Liverpool on foot,…read moreI was pretty tired and hungry. So I stopped on in for some fish and chips before heading back to my hotel. It was served with salt and vinegar. It was fast food and nothing fancy, but now I understand why they're known for this combo! I would categorize it as comfort food. The weather was a bit gloomy and rainy, and this was the perfect food for that sort of weather. I was fortunate to find a small table near the back of the place to enjoy the food. I wish that there were places like this back in the States, but all we have that's similar over in the US are Long John Silver's and they're not very good.

Prices felt high and service felt too slow for the final product. Felt like they're more into their…read morekebabs than the fish and chips. It just wasn't hitting for me as a proper chippy. Glad I could try Lobster Pot, but I prefer the batter, fry up, and smiles at Yanni's, just down the street.

Hanging out with my family in this area and I got the urge for fish and chips for lunch…read more I was impressed with the portion size for the price. They give you a lot of food for 7 pounds. Flavor-wise, I've now had enough fish and chips in the UK to know what's good. These were decent but maybe a notch below others. The fish had good flavor but not as fresh tasting as others I've had. Plus they were on the greasy side. The chips were decent, but had a little more of a chewy and soggy texture instead of crisp. It was good enough for the price. Just don't go in expecting the best.

Staff are horrible food was dry and my curry was watery awful wouldn't go and one off the workers…read moretried to spit at me he was black so idk his name but try fire him

I'm about to commit a treacherous treason against Lobster Pot. For what I am about to do, I only…read morehope that you can forgive me. Perhaps I was just in the right place at the right time. A time when the conditions for chip frying are perfect, you are the optimum amount of hungry, know exactly what you want and get it. So I only got a cone of chips. But chips are the staple part of a chippery are they not? Reasons for the extra-hyper review? One. They came in a CONE. I was just short of a beach to walk along. Two. They were crispy and fluffy and light and satisfying all at precisely the same time. Three. They were doused in salt and vinegar which left the crispy bits soaked in a vinegary heaven at the bottom. MMM. The staff were really friendly, and they were 90p. All that heaven. Less than £1. I can't comment on the Fish however, I can only hope that it lives up to my now skyhigh expectation. I salute you L1 Fish and Chip Shop; Lobster Pot just lost it's crown.

Came over from the States with my significant other and wanted her to try some real fish and chips…read more Told her they were really good here. Unfortunately not so much. Good portion but the batter was overly thick and not cooked all the way through so the flavor was overpowered by the taste of uncooked batter. Chips were good and so was the mushy peas.

Our experience at Docklands was a bit lackluster. We were excited to have our first fish and chips…read morein the UK so we got the Docklands Fish Special to try a bit of everything. The special had cod, haddock, calamari, scampi with chips and mushy peas. Unfortunately, we made the wrong choice as the cod and haddock was a quarter of a fillet compared to what others were having. Due to the thickness of the batter, we didn't end up with much fish at all and there was only a small nub of fish underneath it all. The calamari and scampi were good, chips were okay. We doused out box with vinegar, but couldn't taste it since it was so watered down. Overall not what we were looking forward to. Next time (if there is one), I would just get a full fillet of fish and not the 'special'.

Tried the Fish & Chips at Johnny English. The flavours were decent overall -- the fish was fresh…read morewith a nicely done batter. The chips were a little bland on their own, but adding curry or gravy is an easy way to boost the flavour. Service was quick and the place was constantly full. Not too much seating but you cold get takeaway and eat it at home. All in all, it's a solid, traditional spot for classic Fish & Chips in Liverpool.

Excellent fish & chips! Get a side of curry, and you'll be straight! The service was great too!read more

If you like Greek and Cypriot food then you will enjoy visiting here. Its popular with students…read morewho come for the games (talvi), frappe and Greek Nova TV. Close to TJ Huges, The Crispy Cod is not just a Fish and Chip restaurant but cater to a wide range of tastes: Chinese, Pizza, Kebabs, Burgers etc. They have a good selection of garlic bread which could be cheaper. If I want fish and chips then I prefer to go to other places that specialise in just that. The restaurant looks cool with a retro American look - funky neon signs and shiny metal chairs. I've not eaten here since the restaurant was taken over. Check out the Famous Sotos on Facebook

We stopped at this place on Sunday afternoon prior to taking the ferry to Ireland. They have a very…read moreeclectic menu and we were determined to get traditional British fish and chips. The cod was fresh, and battered while we watched. The smell was amazing. The chips and fish were malted and salted prior to wrapping in paper. We went to a local park to enjoy as the restaurant is only take away. The paper absorbed much of the grease. The cod was crispy and flavorful. The malt vinegar complimented the batter. The chips were soft, and not the high point but they weren't bad. This was an affordable, flavorful meal.

love the chippy the woman how serves the food is very shy yes and i mean very shy other than that…read morethe food is fantastic the prices they are what they are you either pay the prices or you don't pay the prices i remember her aunty and cousin always very happy and very chatty any way love the chippy and love the food i wish them all the luck in the world all the very best for 2021 all the very best and kind regards paul welsby

Tanny fish and chip shop is just down the road from Liverpool Fc Stadium.It is one of the best fish…read moreand chips shops in Liverpool.The staff are always friendly and quick at preparing meals.The establishment is always kept clean and tidy and is full of chinese culture including decorations and pictures of there family back home.The prices of the foods are good except some of the noodle meals i think are a bit overpriced also the price of the chips seem to differ each day.They do not do deliveries but you can preorder your food and then go and pick it up at a certain time. 7/10 for this shop

I'm not a regular at Mr Chips, as I feel a bit guilty. You see, it's nextdoor to Pizza Pronto, and…read morethat is where my allegiance lies if on Bold Street. Obviously, overall I'm a Shiraz girl, but if I find myself to hungry to walk up the hill, Pronto will do. A similar effect occurs when on a night out with a large group of people - you find half go to the left and half to the right. However, Mr Chips is a good takeaway - I don't go elsewhere because of any negative reason, just because I believe in being faithful to one chippy. Not a remarkable amount of difference to all the other chippies, Mr Chips offers the usual range of fast food and competitive prices. I guess it's up to you whether you want to go to the left or the right...

Mr Chips is the best place in the world to go for chips, garlic mayo and cheese after a night out…read morein Liverpool. It's full of weird and wonderful (and very drunk) people after a night out! It serves really traditional chips, big chunky greasy chips - what more could you want? The staff are really friendly and won't judge you no matter how intoxicated you are! I must admit, I've never been in there whilst sober, but the food is that good when drunk, surely it can't be that bad when sober?? If anyone has eaten in here sober, let me know, I'm intruiged!