Good consistent standard. Fish always fresh. Really good chippy. Chicken and curry sauce very nice.read more

Happy days are here again - the best place for Fish and Chips in the Cheshire/Manchester area has…read morejust opened up a new (3rd) branch 10 minutes drive down the road! This is either a good thing or a bad thing depending on whether I start to get addicted, but it's great that it's now so close. Having previously visited the Alderley Edge (great) and Didsbury (not quite as good but still pretty nice) branches it's the same product with them selling cod, hake, haddock and plaice - for around £5 a pop, with chips coming in at £1.50-£2.50, plus all of the extras you'd usually get in a fish and chip shop. Their layout is modern, it's clean and efficient and the staff were super friendly - the only thing worth mentioning is that as opposed to the other two branches this is fully takeaway apart from 2 picnic benches outside (probably around room for 12 seats) Overall a great addition to the local area - mine's a large haddock and chips please!

Tried the chips with curry sauce and to be honest I tasted nothing outstanding, just a normal Chip…read moreShop.

The Strawberry Pig is a fantastic "Chip Shop" The service is friendly and speedy and the food is…read morealways fresh and tasty. Well worth a visit.

The best chip shop in the north west…read more I've been coming here for the last 20 years, and there is reason for this! The chips are crisp and golden. The pies are cooked to perfection and as for the fish, battered to perfection!! The cafe area is clean and heated and although their isn't much space on match days, you will always find a seat.

Once again my rational, local self won out over my thought to jump in the car and drive 20 minutes…read moreto the best fish and chips in Manchester (Fosters in Didsbury or Alderley Edge) - buy hey, why not try new things and eventually use the fish and chip shop 5 minutes walk from my house. And overall, yes - pretty damn good fish and chips at pretty damn good prices! We bought 2 cod and a large chips with 2 large mushy peas for £11 which seemed really good value and when I got them home and on the plate the look, smell and consistency of them looked like it was a good choice. The taste overall was good if the chips were a little undercooked for my liking but i definitely will go back with it being so close, even if Fosters fish and chips is on a different planet in terms of quality and overall pleasure to eat.

Whittakers Fish Bar is in a good location, it is located on Station Road, almost opposite Cheadle…read moreHulme Railway Station, it is also a minute away on foot from the Waitrose supermarket. It is on a main road in the town, but there is a small outdoor seating area, which is reasonably pleasant, and a car park around the back to make up for the lack of street parking. The staff were friendly and the service was reasonably fast, especially as I visited on a Saturday, where they seemed to be quite busy, and also taking a number of telephone orders, and delivery orders. After hearing of their gluten-free options with a dedicated gluten-free fryer, I was excited to try out this place, and while there were some positives for sure, I couldn't help but have been left with a taster of bitter disappointment. The menu here is pretty large, as well as the standard chippy options, they have a variety of options including burgers, curries and more, this is where I find chippies tend to go wrong, they have too many options and just mess up on the basic staples, which seems to have been the case here. I ordered the gluten-free cod and chips, with chips, gravy and sausage, which all could be made gluten-free - so far so good. I was angry however to look at the menu board and notice the gluten-free menu is much higher than the regular menu, I can get gluten-free costs more to make, but when you're talking having to pay more for every single item, it adds up, surely the gravy would have been the same anyway? I wasn't a big fan of the packaging either, I'm used to my fish and chips being served in a box, however, everything was in separate, paper packaging, which not only made it much more difficult to eat and unwrap everything, but the environmental damage and so much waste is frankly a disgrace. I did find the food overall to be really greasy and salty, while the batter was very good for gluten-free, it felt like the fish was half battered, and only really battered around the edges. The chips were also really soggy and almost inedible, while the gravy was a little bland. The sausage wasn't too bad, a little meatier than the average chippy sausage, but that isn't bad. I really wanted to like this place, it has a lot of positives, and the food did look good, but from charging a gluten-free tax to wasteful packaging to issues with the quality of the food, mainly arising from it being far too salty, and soggy, I wouldn't return. 2*

Different to your normal chippy. Variety of items on the menu to offer something for everyone…read more Service was quick and friendly at a busy time. In my opinion the fish in light batter is fantastic it doesn't make it so greasy. Highly recommended.

Excellent local Chippy serving the expected fare of sea creature in batter along with potato sticks…read moreheated in warm oil. Really good place - will for sure be back!

What an amazing place!!!Local fresh and great quality Fish and Chips! Also great customer…read moreservice!!! Packaged in a clean huge box, rather than the usual newspaper, so it is much more cleaner and that's how food should be!!! They are very generous with the portions and the food is amazing!!!I have become a frequent eater here!

Easily the best chippy in Marple, or the surrounding area. Not open for long each day... But worth…read moregetting there while you can.

Fish and Chips is a funny one. You can basically get 3 different grades of quality in my mind which…read morerange from the top as: 1. amazing attention to detail, great quality ingredients, light batter, tasty sides and chips that are fresh and cooked just right. 2. ok but not really going too far in terms of real standout moments, they generally taste fine but the average ones tend to come in at a fairly low price - i.e £3ish for fish so you don't mind so much. 3. pretty dire, heavy batter, soggy chips, tasteless sides and yet still no real difference in price. I'm happy to report that The Davenport is firmly in the middle category. We had tasty fish and chips that weren't too bad at all and came in at about £5 each for fish, chips and mushy peas - great value if not as good as somewhere like Fosters. I'd go here again out of convenience as it's probably the best within walking distance and the staff were friendly but there's definitely better if you're prepared to jump in the car.

Good local fish & chip shop, took an age to fry the fish but at least we knew it was fresh! Very…read moregenerous portions of chips and mushy peas and overall the prices are relatively cheap. Has the appearance of being clean and modern too (nice bags!) which is a good change. Will definitely come back for my next takeaway chip supper.