So fresh and delicious I went right back in line for another portion! Takeaway prices are a couple…read morepounds cheaper than dine-in, so I opted for that. The lines kept the fish served freshly fried. The mushy peas were a nice bite as well but nothing to write home about. I ordered the fried haddock with chips. Freshly fried with a light batter, the haddock was hot and crisp. The chips were also quite decent. There was self dispensed seasoned salt and malt vinegar available as well. There is no seating in the immediate vicinity of the restaurant, but there were outdoor benches by the Minster a short walk away. A great way to cap off three days in York!

Honestly I wasn't expecting this place to be such a knockout!!! The fish and chips were hot and…read morefresh and the gals at the counter were lovely and recommended I double down on my vinegar and salt which was the right call.

I've had fish and chips here a few times now and every time the fish has been cooked fresh, and the…read morewhole meal has been substantial and delicious. As good as I have had anywhere.

Cozy little place in the heart of York. Super friendly staff. Great taste and good price.read more

Great fish and chips! Extremely friendly service and wonderful prices! Don't let the 10 minute walk…read morefrom The Shambles deter you!

This fish and chip shop is in my heart the best fish and chips shop in the whole of East Riding of…read moreYorkshire. The chips are always fabulous and the fish is well done and absolutely top notch. The sausage they do is absolutely lovely and I ha d that all the time. This fish and chip shop is very convenient for people living in market weighton. On a Monday to thursday there is a fantastic offer that is small fish and chips for £10.00. And the fish is still fairly big. The people who work here are local and they are very polite. I come every week and still meet different people. So I give this fish and chip shop called market weighton fisheries a 5 star. Keep up the good work market weighton.

This is your down and dirty fish and chips shop that you crave when you're in the mood. Great fish…read moreand chips, not too greasy. Mushy peas were spot as as was the pickled egg. They could potentially get rid of the sauce packets and get some real bottles of malt vinegar and ketchup but it's a small, minor suggestion. Very yummy!

when I was at boarding school, my mates and I used to go to Petersgate all the times for their…read morechips! :D Devastated that the place got burnt down last year - I dont know if they are open now :-(

We were on our way out to tour Castle Howard and noticed Millers as we went by. Tired and hungry on…read moreour way back to York we decided to give it a try. On the plus side, the fish is very fresh, hot and crispy and prices are amazing. There is ample seating indoors and out with a takeout and full service restaurant available. Negatives were chips which are not made fresh for each order so the were not as crisp as I would like. We were also told that everything is fried in beef fat so vegetarians and pescatarians beware. Good food and compelling value make this a great choice.

Believe the hype! And eat the fish and chips. They were the best I had while visiting the UK…read more Good, fast, cheap trifecta in play. This is a carry-out place. I think there's a table or two if you want to eat-in, but it's a very small place and the queues can get pretty big.

Another treasure for Bishopthorpe Rd., which is starting to get quite the collection!…read more What helps set this place apart from your average fish and chips place is the dining area in the back... while not large, it's charming and cheap as, well... chips, so it's a great place to pop in if you're looking for a quick meal in the area without breaking the bank. They even do a perfectly portioned, i.e. not tiny, 300 calorie option that is more than enough for me... especially if I've squeezed in a starter! Aside from the usual suspects they have some wonderful calamari, not to be missed if they have them when you're in, and a dessert counter with some goodies. In the end this is a fish and chips place though, so be in the mood for that if your'e popping in. On that front, I won't say they're the best I've ever had sadly, so I wouldn't drive through the city to get them, but they are very good and I've happily been here quite a few times. Ther service in the back is always friendly, but you may have to be a bit patient... given the relatively small size of the place there's not alway a server in there with you, but it's never really caused a problem... just something to be aware of. They also serve beer and cider in the back when you dine in, and I imagine a wine of some variety as well. The front is a standard fish and chip shop, but still a cut above in the theme and cleanliness so it's also worth stopping by for that if you're in the mood and it's en-route to you destination.

Being a foodie from New York City, I was sure to try certain things while visiting a friend in…read more(old) York. Fish and chips was, of course, one of them. My friend said we should get fish and chips from The Fisherman's Wife for good, down-home, classic deliciousness. I'm so glad she did! Of course, we ate it New York City style and ordered them to our door. Which apparently folks out there don't do and my friend was embarrassed to know me but whatevs--people order delivery for everything in NYC from prescriptions to milk to laundry. And it was raining, so being in pajamas made the experience all the more fantastic. We got both the cod and the halibut. I preferred the halibut and my friend preferred the cod, so it worked out perfectly. The fries were interesting--a bit soggy for my taste but I suppose that's par for the course for this dish. If you're looking for a place to grab fish and chips (or if you're fat and lazy like I am and want them delivered to your door to the dismay of your local friend who ended up loving it because let's get real--who doesn't like delivery?), I highly recommend this place.

When I first visited England years ago, my buddy who originally hails from Malton immediately drove…read morethe two of us here as this is his favorite fish & chips restaurant. Well, it's mine now, too! In its own standalone building, this branch of The Wetherby Whaler contains a take-out section as well as a full-service family dining area. Whatever size of fish & chips you order, don't forget to ask for a side of Mushy Peas! But what I love most about the fish is the batter. Whatever's in there is pure magic! KFC could learn a thing or two from The Wetherby Whaler, heh. Now, whenever I visit Yorkshire, I make a nearly religious pilgrimage here!

Whetherby Whaler is a fish & chip restaurant and takeaway near Clifton Moor in York. They sell…read morepretty high quality food and I'm always satisfied with the service and food. Last time I went I got a takeaway of fish and chips which cost about £6 and was delicious. It wasn't too greasy but the fish was nice and crispy on the outside and the chips came with loads of scraps. The portion sizes are pretty much just right and fill me nicely.

Best fish and chips I had in the UK. Service was fast and they have an option for a quick takeout…read moreservice too. The fish and breading was extremely light and was balanced perfectly. 100% recommend!

Having lived in the USA now for over 5 years, and originally a York native, coming home always…read moreinvolves a trip out for Fish & Chips. Nothing beats Yorkshire Fish & Chips, and Thompson's is one of the best around. The seniors special is the favorite of my parents - and a great deal! Always enjoyable, just what I'd expect from one of the best chippy restaurants around!