From Seattle through our drive to Vancouver we tried fish and chips. This is by far the best we…read morehad. Came everyday of our vacation here. Staff is phenomenal. Kind, welcoming and amazing service. You won't go wrong stopping here.

I was indecisive whether I wanted tacos or fish and chips, but the staff suggested a way for me to…read morego with a bit of both! It wasn't on the menu, but the staff provided me with an option of getting one shrimp taco, one piece of cod fish, and a "sprinkle" of fries. All of that, along with some tartar sauce, plus tax and tip still came down to around $20, which seemed very reasonable. While the restaurant doesn't have a lot of seating, on a sunny summer day, you can take your food to go and enjoy it by the beach nearby.

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.

Had an excellent experience! The fish was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender inside,…read moreclearly made fresh. The chips were golden, well-seasoned, and not greasy. Everything came out hot and flavorful, with generous portions and friendly service. A classic done right , simple, delicious, and satisfying. Had an excellent experience! The fish was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender inside, clearly made fresh. The chips were golden, well-seasoned, and not greasy. Everything came out hot and flavorful, with generous portions and friendly service. A classic done right , simple, delicious, and satisfying.

Prior to Yelp existence, I knew about it but never tried it. I was always in the area, but never…read moreventured down here. I finally did on a sunny July day. As others have mentioned. Be prepared to wait, and wait you will. Especially if it's a sunny day. 30 min to order your food, and then another 20-30 min to get it, depending on how busy they are. Outdoor seating only with a bunch of benches and a few tables. I already knew I was going to do take away, so I didn't need to jostle for a seat. Almost everyone else had to do the jostleing. Two piece cod and a salmon tacone. The cod was overcooked. The tacone was good. Fries were crispy and unevenly fried. Meaning some pieces were burnt a little. Still acceptable tho. Hence the 3 ***'s It was decent, but it didn't wow me. Maybe it was an off order day. I like my fish. You can smell the ocean near the pier. Makes me feel I'm surrounded by fish and everything fishy.

This was going to be a true test of the Fish & Chips quality here in Metro Vancouver…read more I had family visiting from the UK - the birthplace of fish & chips. I have Pajo's maybe once every couple of years, & so having visitors that were craving fish & chips - I recommended Pajo's. Located in the popular tourist area of Steveston Village in Richmond, Pajo's has been a pioneer of Fish & Chips in Metro Vancouver since 1985. There is even a location at the YVR Vancouver Airport in the food court near the photogenic - Jade Canoe. Get your fish & chips there before your flight takes off. Pajo's in Steveston Village is located right on the water - a floating restaurant. Seating is outdoors under patio umbrellas. Watch out for those pesky seagulls & crows. We tried the Wild Snapper & Wild Cod as well as the Fish Tacos. We added a bit of vinegar to the chips & voila - excellent. The fish are not too heavily battered, not too oily & tasted fresh. It's that crispy golden looking batter that really excites anyone having Fish & Chips. For some reason they were out of Salmon which would have been nice to try. Regardless, our UK visitors gave Pajo's two thumbs up.

This place is an institution around here. I had fish and chips here as a kid decades ago and…read morethey're still around. Theyve become pricier and more touristy. The fish pieces are smaller than I remember. This time i got 2pc cod and chips. Service was pretty quick. Pricey, at around $24 but you get bottomless fries. The fish was moist, firm but flaky, and piping hot out of the fryer. Batter was a bit thick and greasy for my liking but at least it tasted fresh. Fries were fresh cut single-fried. Good when they're fresh and piping hot, but get soft and soggy really fast. Didnt taste too greasy though. Unsalted, which I like. You can always add salt yourself. The pricing is expensive but the bottomless fries make up for it a bit. There is ketchup, malt vinegar, hot sauce, and utensils on the side. Also a water fountain. If you go with say, a group of 3 and get a 3pc with bottomless fries, its not a bad deal. Just gets kind of greasy. Dont expect mushy peas or curry sauce/gravy or any other fixins like British fish and chips. food quality probably 3.5/5. Value if you take advantage of bottomless fries, 4/5. Its a nice place to hang out by the dock and have a quick bite, so accounting for the nice vibes, overall 4/5. Lots of free street parking in Steveston but you'll need to drive around hunting for an open spot during peak hours.

We came here for the view. It was a beautiful clear day and we got a table outside by the river. It…read morewas very windy. The view of Squamish river was very relaxing. We were not very hungry so we didn't get any food. We got drinks and it was nice to just chill. Friendly servers. Limited parking spaces by the restaurant but we managed to find a spot across the road.

We made a quick pit stop here after rafting…read more This is a fantastic spot to enjoy a meal with beautiful riverfront views and a relaxed atmosphere. The setting is one of the highlights, with outdoor seating overlooking the water and surrounding mountains, making it a great place to unwind after a day of exploring the area. We ordered the Caesar salad with salmon, yam fries, and the baked Brie appetizer, and they were all excellent. The Caesar salad was fresh and flavorful, with perfectly cooked salmon that complemented it well. The yam fries were crispy and delicious, and the baked Brie was a standout appetizer that was rich, warm, and very satisfying. The service was friendly and attentive, adding to the overall positive experience. Overall, The Watershed Grill is a great choice for both locals and visitors looking for good food, excellent service, and a stunning Squamish setting. We would definitely return and highly recommend it to anyone in the area.

Incredible, incredible, INCREDIBLE. The oysters were so fresh and incredibly flavorful. Their…read moresignature sauces complimented the oysters perfectly. We ordered a few of the other apps too and everything was top notch. Service was slower, but it was crazy busy, so we didn't mind waiting. I highly recommend this spot for anyone who loves seafood and I'll definitely never skip it when I'm in town.

Absolutely amazing experience! Couldn't recommend more. Great food, drinks and services.read more

Best restaurant for fish and chips in New West and honestly I haven't had any close to this great…read morein the Tri-cities. Huge portions and you must get the homemade tarter sauce, it's wayyyyy better than the too sweet packaged one.

We had the 1 pc of cod and chips meal ($14.25) and also the 2pc cod and chips meal ($22.50). Meals…read morecome with a bread roll and coleslaw. Condiments are at the table so you can help yourself! The batter for the fish was light and the fish was perfectly moist and flaky. Chips were not bad as well since I don't usually like these kinds of chips that much. Would be nice if the bread roll was warm.

OMG this place was utterly fantastic in every way!! Sitting outside, then later strolling the…read moregarden/yard was delightful! The service was excellent! I had the chicken and vegetable pot pie, and it was the best pot pie that I've ever had in my life!! The bread topping was amazing, light and fluffy and tasty! The inside was cooked perfectly and all the flavors melded together -- I was rolling my eyes back into my head throughout!! The inside decor was also very cool!! Be warned, though, we saw families turned away in anger because they didn't know there is a strict age policy in place, no one under age 19 allowed!

Always a great place to go, beautiful outdoor setting as well. Very authentic looking English pub…read morewith great food, good service.

I loved this place! And there are SO many gluten free options! My boyfriend and I came in after…read moreseeing they had gluten free fish & chips online. We were immediately greeted and the waitress asked us for drinks. They even have gluten free beer and it tasted good! The Salmon fish & chips were phenomenal! I definitely would recommend this spot to anyone wanting delicious fish and chips or just a nice, cold beer! So glad my boyfriend found this spot!

Looking for a spot for lunch and spotted The Fish Counter serving Salmon Fish & Chips…read more Order a Salmon (one piece) Fish & Chips and a Caesar Salad with Pan-seared Salmon The Salmon Fish with fries was a large piece with a light batter, fresh and flaky. The chips were nice and crispy. The salad and pan-seared salmon were made with fresh ingredients. Salmon was a little overdone, but okay. The cafe and washrooms were clean Great service by Melodie.

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.

I can appreciate the freshness of what I ate. The fish was…read moreflaky and the batter had a good ratio to fish. The fries was good and everything else was good. I ordered the platter that came with a whole bunch of stuff including fried oysters, scallops and shrimp. A small place that can get pretty busy but worth the wait.