If you like traditional fish and Chips then Tom Bells is the place to go.I have visited on many…read moreoccasions and have not been disappointed. the fish is fresh and cooked to order andthe batter is light and crispy.The chips are always perfect and nevr too greasy.On saturday evenings the queue has been known to be out of tyhe door. Dont miss out!

'Upmarket fish and chips' is the philosophy of the Fish Club, and they certainly live up to their…read morereputation. When you walk in, you're surrounded by fresh fish on ice and fresh swimming fish under your feet since there's a tank set into the floor. I had cod which was line-caught and the freshest I've tasted, but the menu also boasts prawn and chorizo kebabs and wild sea trout as well as spinach and ceasar salad alongside classics such as mushy peas. You can sit inside and you will get very efficient and friendly table service, and they have a license for beers and wine. Yes, it's more expensive than your local chippy but I promise you, nothing will taste like rubber. It's worth it.

I used to live locally to The Fish Club, which was dangerous for such a big seafood fan as myself…read more My boyfriend and I would often stop by either after work, before a night out or even in our PJs to grab a take away. We were The Fish Club's biggest fans! This place boasts the best fish and chips in London. Having the best fish and chips in London is some statement but, in this case, it's pretty much true! The beer battered coley fillet is light, crispy and succulent. The chips are chunky and moist. The best thing about getting fish and chips here is also the homemade mayonnaise and saffron aioli. If you want to stray for the norm and try something a little different, I highly recommend the yellow fin tuna stake. They always cook this to perfection. There are also an array of tasty seafood starters such as the oysters that taste fresh from the sea and the potted shrimp. The staff are really helpful. If you are a first timer, they'll happily take you through the menu and guide you to the right choice. If you are ever around St. John's Hill, The Fish Club is a must. You won't find traditional fish and chips with mushy peas this good anywhere else in SW London!

Jacko's is a Fish and Chip shop. And it's a damn good one. On Essex Road in Angel, it does a…read moreroaring trade most evenings. And after one visit it's easy to see why. With a great range of burgers, fish and those fabulously English fries in a newspaper cone, all reasonably priced, it's friendly staff always look after me. Yeah the food is greasy and predictable, but isn't that what a good Fish and Chip shop is meant to be?

This is the closest Fish & Chips place to my flat, and so on a rainy night I decided to pop over…read morefor a try. The small fish & chips will set you back around 4 pounds, but it's in no way small. The "small" fish piece was actually rather large, and I wasn't able to finish everything (maybe because of the greasiness?). The fish was good, not great. The fries were better than average. Overall, not a bad place - and if I find some place better close to me, it will probably not be worth all the extra journey time. Congrats Jacko's, you've found yourself a new regular.

Had lunch here with B the other day and it was pretty good value at £4.50 for a portion of cod and…read morechips. We ate in the room out back which was fine; comfortable but basic. If you are in the mood for beer or wine you can bring your own with no charge. The fish is fresh and the batter was ok but could have been a little crisper. Chips, while not greasy, were very pale and not that tasty. Not somewhere I would be rushing back to, or would be raving about to friends, but this is a decent pit stop if you need some hearty food in a hurry.

A posh fish and chippy, which is good if you fancy the classic meal with a touch of style. It's not…read moreyour average chippy with the usual battered cod option. Instead you'll find a huge list of fresh fish to accompany the not-so-posh-but-very-good chips. Of course, this all comes at a price, and if you're looking for more than just chips then expect to shell out over a fiver. There is also a small restaurant out back with a bring-you-own option. It's often quite empty, but if you're buying from the chippy anyway then why not sit down too.

This is a little hole in the wall kind of place, where you can tell almost all of their customers…read moreare locals. It's mostly a take out place although they do have about 6 tables if you prefer to eat in (there's no such thing as ambiance here unless you're in the mood for the neighborhood mom and pop diner feeling). The good thing is, it's pretty obvious these locals keep on coming back and that's because the food is real good and fresh as well as very fairly priced. A small fish and chips cost just under 7 pounds and was more than big enough sized for lunch. This is pretty much a fish and chips spot, although they will grill your fish for you as well, and I must say, this is the BEST fish and chips I've had in London to-date. Granted everyone has their own tastes and that "best" moniker is used everywhere but let me tell you, it was cooked just right, nice crunchy batter with nice and tender haddock tucked inside (you can choose from about 5 fish choices for them to fry up for you). I will definitely be going back here there's no doubt, it's in a random location but if you are in Balham and craving some fish and chips, this is a great spot to hit up!

Scrumptious is the only word to describe the fish and chips from this little place. They do all the…read moreusual food you would expect to find in a chippy but I can highly recommend the haddock and chips if you need some comfort food on a wintry day. I thought it was a bit pricey for fish and chips until got home and saw the size of the portions HUGE! It could have easily fed 2 people who hadn't eaten for a while!! There is a bit of waiting time for some of the food as they cook it fresh but the staff is the shop are nice and chatty so you are entertained while you wait!

Was great to experience some classic Fish & Chips in London. Next I'm going to try the Cod instead…read moreof the Haddock. The haddock was a little too mushy versus being firm and flaky. The tartar sauce went perfectly with the fish, the location was great, and the staff was very helpful. Looking forward to returning.

We had a great casual lunch at Poppies when we were in London last month, a satisfying meal of fish…read moreand chips and beer. Poppies has four locations, but this one on Hanbury Street by Spitalfields Market is the original. We were able to make an online reservation for six like an hour ahead of a Thursday lunchtime visit. We could've walked in, but the restaurant was fairly busy. The space was great, small and fun with a retro American diner aesthetic. There was a jukebox in one corner and tons of knick-knacks and memorabilia on the walls. We were with my parents and our boys, and the vibe was very easy and kid-friendly. We had a young, friendly server who wanted to talk to us about America, where he hoped to study. He was a bright-eyed sweetie, and he took very good care of us. We drank Poppies Pale Ale, which was on tap and quite refreshing on a hot day. And of course, we had lots of fish and chips. We tried both the haddock and the cod, which cost a dollar more. Our waiter said he personally preferred the haddock, and all of us ended up agreeing, though honestly both were delicious, flaky and flavorful, the batter light and crispy. The chips were great, as was the house tartar sauce. We also got sides of garden peas and sliced gherkins, which were both lovely. My kids had fish bites and fries. If you're looking for a chippy (love that word) on this side of London, I'd highly recommend checking out Poppies. It's a welcoming place with excellent fish and chips, exactly what we wanted for lunch that day.

This is a decent fish and chip shop. The staff are happy and friendly and ready to have a laugh…read more The prices are good, pretty much on par with the rest in the area. Food is really nice, fish always tastes fresh and chips are lovely. Always busy especially friday and saturday night. Definately a place to consider if you are looking for traditional fish and chips!

Not situated very well for most of slough this Fish and Chip shop is one of the old dedicated fish…read moreand chip places around. It is convenient for myself to get lunch there as it is only 20mins walk from my school: just as far as highstreet. Convenient yes, but viable? Sadly not. This place does great chips, almost perfect but is not open consistently. The range of selection of fish is vast and includes cod, haddock, skate and other weird and wonderfull marine creatures. Tis fair value for money and portion sizes are generous.

Fish chef is in between slough and langley high street and so is convenient if you don't want to…read morewalk too far. However this is only the case if it is open which is rare as most of the time i go there it is always closed. It does do a rather large portion of chips for only £1.20 and it also does cod and other fish. I would say for value for money its a very good place to go and so when it rarely is opem i choose to go there. It isn't very big and is more of a takeaway place but i still love going there if you want to eat something filling but don't want to spend a lot of money. I would say it serves the most generous portion of chips than any other chip place in slough.