Closed on a Saturday afternoon in January (lunchtime) -- we drove into White Rock, just to eat…read morethere, but no luck. Not really a 3-star (no basis to rate the food quality etc.), but it would really help if they managed their listing and posted their hours.

We got the 1 piece fish and chips ($15.95) here. We didn't get tartar sauce but they gave us one…read moreanyways. This place has way less of a line so you can get your food much faster. I felt like the fish was a bit oilier here and the fish itself was flaky but more like a filet you would get at the supermarket kind. The fries were pretty mediocre. The portion is quite generous.

Food is great and always done right! Service is superb and very friendly staff. Waitresses work as…read morea team so customers feel welcome and looked after! Wish Dinesty would open one branch in South Surrey!

Moby Dick's is obviously a busy place in the summer, being right across from the waterfront -- but…read morein January, it's a sleepy area and the restaurant is active, but not too busy. We found the food unremarkable - standard fish, standard chips, standard coleslaw, standard tartar sauce. All fried food is pretty standard, pretty greasy, but not any better or worse than many fish & chips shops. So why a 3-star rating rather than 4-stars? First, there is there menu and pricing: What is called a 1-piece fish & chips comes with 2 pieces - all identified fish comes with one extra piece. It's a gimmick, and mostly just annoying. 2nd, there is a charge for everything -- Want tartar sauce? There are three sizes, three prices. Want to substitute onion rings for the fries? Can't do it, even with an up-charge, though you can order fish and you can order onion rings, each separately, each with its own price. Coleslaw? Yes, but not instead of fries. And the coleslaw is pricey - a good sized portion, but a substantial price none-the-less. The portion sizes are reasonably large, but the incessant a-la-carte with each item with a price - one feels nickled and dimed to death. The atmosphere - ok, 1950s-ish, nothing special. The staff, friendly and attentive, but young and inexperienced. And then there was the problem with the cooking -- we got 5 pieces of fish (ordered 2 and 1, which is really 2+1 and 1+1 = 5). Four of them were pretty standard. One was undercooked - cooked on the outer edges (under the fried batter), and raw and translucent on the inside. Yes, they took that off the ticket, so I didn't have to pay for it, but biting into a piece of raw fish with the outside so hot it almost burned my mouth and the inside uncooked - not so pleasant. Moby Dick's gets good ratings from many Yelpers, but in my view, it's not worth going out of your way for.

On an overcast breezy day in Crescent Beech, Pelican Rouge called out to me…read more One piece cod, fries, $12.95. Fries, hot and perfect! Fish just right, not too greasy. Cute place on the corner! Very clean. Friendly owner working on this fall day. Nice!

Went for a drive to Crescent Beach and stopped to try the Cod Fish and Chips! OMG! Very good !…read moreReminded me of having fish and chips at Lumberman's Arch in Stanley Park when I was a kid! The price was reasonable $12.55 (including taxes) for one piece of cod with fries. The batter was perfect and fish was excellent. You might have to wait 10-15 mins depending how busy it is, but it was worth it! The owner is friendly and accommodating. This is where I will go to for my fish and chips! It's a MUST TRY!

Great food. Friendly service and a quiet patio to eat on! We also got a few local recommendations…read morefor dessert! Don't sleep on the cod, it's wonderful.

It's an old well kept building that's must be close to 80 years. There charm is all over it. You…read morewalk in and they have fresh flowers at every table. The ambience is great. Servers are very friendly and the food is great. Fish and chips aren't greasy or watery like other places we've visited. Fries are crispy. Grab the takeout and take it to the beach

I've been meaning to try this place for awhile and finally got my chance as i had a medical apt…read moreclose by. I went in and ordered 2pc snapper and chips. Once my order was completed I found a seat and started to eat. The seating area is limited and if various options, a couple tables here and there and a counter by the window. The fish was crispy and nicely battered and chips were decent. Fish size was again decent i wouldn't say the largest nor small but regular in size to decent fish and chip places. Overall nice, I think strong decent fish and chip place but imo overhyped. It's not bad but nothing mind

I visited here on August 1st on Friday to use up my gift card. I didn't get a chance to go when…read morethey were closed. I ordered an Oyster Po Boy, fries and a drink which came to total of $27.10. It was messy to eat Po Boy, but that wasn't an issue. Baguette was so crunchy on the outside it was perfect! There was some arugula, kimchi and 3 pcs of oysters in it. I also ordered fries it was huge! Fries were bit salty and overcooked I tossed it out in the end. I left my water and soda to drink them later after heading to washroom. Staff cleared my water and soda away. I still had half of soda in it. I felt thirsty after eating my food in the end. It'd have been nice if she asked me first before clearing dishes. I don't think I'll go back.

I visited Ocean Rock because TWICE filmed part of their Likey music video there in 2017. This small…read morefamily run business has been around for almost 20 years. There's a friendly vibe and the gelato is good! TREATS The homemade gelato is very good. There's also ice cream, smoothies, shakes, drinks, and food. SERVICE The family is really friendly. They love sharing their stories! LOCATION This area is beautiful. I wish I had more time to spend in that neighborhood.

The BEST homemade GELATO in town! This family run business hits the ball out of the park when it…read morecomes to quality Gelato, friendly service and prime location in White Rock! Try it, you will LOVE it! :)

When I first entered the establishment, it looked like I walked in on a party. Everyone looked at…read moreme like I was out of place. I guess they were in the middle of a karaoke song. Is this a restaurant? The cashier rushed over to me and asked my name on the order. As soon as I paid the music started again. When I got home: This is atrocious to call this place fish and chips. For $10.99, I received 4 undersized torpedo shrimp, oops, I mean prawns. It looks like something from Long John Silver. If this place is a true British fish and chips place, they failed to actually give me an extra piece. My one piece of fish is soggy and mushy. The chips are soggy as well. Just go out of business already.

Had to make a run to Whiterock and took a chance that they were open today for take away! I am…read morehappy to say YES! I had the Halibut special with a side of their house made tarter sauce. I missed the Cod special they ran but so wanted to try this place out. The piece of halibut was a nice size and super flaky. The batter was nice and light, not over battered and the chips, I've never met a chip I don't like, LOL. I literally ate them in the truck. Now I want to go back for the cod but I have to bring the family.

cute little diner. the waitress was nice. and food is pretty good too. good find, especially for…read morehow small harrison hot springs is.

We came for breakfast on the holiday Monday and got a table for 4 right away…read moreIt's a nice clean environment and was looking forward to an enjoyable breakfast We ordered about 20 minutes after arriving but waited for 45 minutes for pancakes, waffles and quiche With paying the bill took an hour and 45 to have a simple breakfast Nice people and good food but it's not an in & out kinda place

Fish and chip shack operating out of a trailer, with a wooden platform out front as the seating…read morearea. Small menu that has fish & chips and some teriyaki. There were some people there, but wasn't busy on a weekday lunch hour. Seem to be an one-man-show when I was there, as the guy cooked the food and took the payment. Got the 2 piece fish and chips. Didn't wait too long. Ended up getting a pretty big box of food that was actually 3 pieces of fried fish, along with a bed of fries and some salad, all for about $20. Comes with the salad vinaigrette, tartar sauce, and a lemon wedge. Portions definitely generous. The salad was tangy. Both the fish and fries were fried nice and crispy. Good batter on the fish. Was on the fence about adding more salt but with the tartar sauce it was fine. Everything was good except the actual fish, which was a bit mushy. Not expecting super high quality for the price, but the texture wasn't great. Overall, I would give 5 stars for everything else about the box of food, but the mushy fish is 3 stars. Average it to 4.

Just stick to the fish and chips, and you won't go wrong. But stray from those two items and you…read morerisk major disappointments... like my husband and kids did. The ramen bowls are basically packaged noodles with a few veggies thrown in, all softened by boiling water. With only a few tables outside, John's is exactly where you want to be to watch the Canada Day Parade, or any time you're craving a thick, crispy cod, with no frills.

service was great server was very helpful and nice food was amazing fish and chips were so good and…read moreoysters perfect though the silver ware and bowls were a little dirty

I hadn't been to White Rock in a few decades, and during the Canada Day celebrations we were…read morelooking for a place to eat. Knowing it would be a busy day, I made a reservation in advance, which I'm glad I did. This restaurant had fairly good reviews, so we decided to give it a try. When we arrived, I was a little surprised. The restaurant was much more casual than I expected, and the ambiance felt a bit dated. We ordered the half dozen fresh oysters, spinach salad, seafood linguine, and the Creole chicken. Unfortunately, the oysters were disappointing. They weren't as plump or flavorful as the fresh oysters I've had in Vancouver, and they were served with tobiko, which I've never seen paired with oysters before. It wasn't a combination I enjoyed. The spinach salad was good, although I thought it was a bit overdressed. The seafood linguine was also enjoyable, with a generous amount of seafood, though I wasn't expecting it to be made with pesto sauce. It was still a tasty dish. The Creole chicken was just okay--the chicken breast was a bit dry, but the sauce helped make up for it. Overall, I felt the prices were a bit high for the quality of the food and the casual atmosphere. It may be a good option by White Rock standards, but if this restaurant were in Vancouver, I don't think it would stand out. That said, the service was excellent. Our server was genuinely friendly, attentive, and provided the best part of our dining experience.