Fish & chips served hot. Fish was crispy. I think it needed some salt. Chips were very. Crispy on…read morethe outside, and soft on the inside.

Cash only! We had to step outside to the convenience store nearby to the outside ATM in order to…read moreretrieve cash. It's a greasy old place. Cooks were decent, but server was very quiet. Fish was mushy, inside and out. Mushy peas were good. Chips were good. Roll and butter was a bit too dry and crumbly. Toilet is a steep walk up and down upstairs.

While in London, one has to try a good old fashioned fish n chip place. Today we tried Crown Fish &…read moreChip Bar located right at then end of a road with great storefront visibility for awareness. I had the Cod & Chips while my wife had the Haddock & Chips. We both had the large orders. We had a nice waitress and she informed us they cook the food fresh so it would be about 10 or so minutes for the food to be cooked. We are perfectly fine with that if it means freshly cooked food! When the food arrived, the fish was super crisp and yummy and very hot (temperature) so be careful! It is served with a lemon wedge and a very small pack of Tartare Sauce. On the table is a vinegar container as well. Although that vinegar tasted weak or maybe it was just plain white vinegar. I do prefer the dark malt vinegar. Crown Fish & Chip Bar also serve up Gyros (Doner) and other fried foods. They have plenty of sides such as salad, mushy peas, etc. to add on to your meal. The real star here seem to be the fish n chips and they do it well. Thanks Crown Fish & Chip Bar for a pleasant lunch!

The best fish and chips! Great portions for the price.The owner and staff are so friendly and…read moresweet!!!

Great staff, Great food Visited a few times and best of the…read morebest springs to mind if you are looking for a fish and chips, you would be remiss to look anywhere else, and we dont say that lightly Always helpful, always on the ball.

If you are looking for a CHEAP picnic in the park with well cooked, albeit greasy food, try…read moreGeorge's. They have everything. From fish & chips to curry egg rolls. Which is like a chicken curry and a veggie spring roll marriage. A surprisingly good idea! They have fried chicken, battered sausage and chips. Lots of chips. They offer to make your chips (fries) salt and vinegar. Say yes. Everything is on the side and extra. Ketchup. Tartar sauce. Mustard. Vinegar. The best part is their donner kebab (which is similar to gyro meat). It's so cheap. Served with salad and chips and a delicious hot sauce. But no rice. That was odd for me. But if we ever stay in Maida Vale again, we will for sure be back for a meal or two!

Dessert review only! Okay so we learned about the British food called Spotted Dick and honestly,…read morethe group leans more towards immature. Anyway, I was tasked to find a place that sold it so we could say we ate it. Not many places do! Well, thank you Reddit for telling us to come to The Golden Hind. I made reservations, which weren't needed. The restaurant is located in a populated area but wasn't busy. It's pretty plain and simple inside. There's seating both inside and outside. The service by the staff was friendly, fun, and efficient. For dessert, we got Spotted Dick, Sticky Toffee Pudding, and Apple Crumble. You have the option to get either custard or ice cream. So I tried the spotted dick and was not a fan. It honestly just tasted like a moist fruit cake with custard all over it. Sticky toffee pudding was sweet and delightful, wish we had more of this back home! The apple crumble was a balance between tart and slightly sweet all with a nice crumb. All were classic British desserts that were decent but not the best. The workers shared that The Golden Hind is known for their fish and chips. Desserts are decent here but maybe try them for what they're known for! Service is good. Located in Marylebone it was a fun spot to say we tried spotted dick.

I'm not sure if it was an online article or a recommendation I found on YouTube but I had noted…read morethis was the place to go for Fish and Chips. It was late evening and not many customers. The space is rather plain looking - nothing special. I ordered the Golden Hind Traditional Fish and Chips. The fish was good - crispy batter and a good portion size. Chips were average at best. Not being accustomed to mushy peas, I wasn't enjoying them much. Service was pretty minimal. They took my order, served the food, and provided the bill. No small talk, no smiles, purely functional. It was OK, but certainly no reason to return.

I was in London for a few days and craving some traditional fish and chips. This small restaurant…read morewas just a few steps away from where I was staying so I gave it a try and ordered the cod fish and chips. It was delicious, crispy and tasteful and reasonably priced. The only reason why this review did not get 5 stars is due to the fact that the chips were not all cooked to perfection. Some were very delicious, while some others tasted old and undercooked. Service was fast and I paid 16 GBP with a bottle of water.

Hot and fresh except flavor had the traditional fish n chips…read more I'll be back in my next trip to London!

So for my last dinner In London, having not eaten any "English" food since arriving 3 days ago, I…read morewent for the obligatory fish and chips (we don't get this in Houston). One of my colleagues told me of a place close by our old office that was good, and I guess it was here since it is the only place close to Frying Pan Alley. When I arrived I saw that it was a "chippy" and smiled since I had never been in one before. I had an hour till closing so did not dawdle. Went whole hog for the large cod and chips with a side of mushy peas - gotta have at least one veg. For dessert I had the Spotted Dick with Custard. Even though they were fairly close to closing the food was hot, fresh and delicious. Good to see real chips and malt vinegar. Again, they don't use vinegar in the US. Ambience was rustic and nothing fancy and also nothing pretentious. Server was a friendly fellow so service was great. Not the cheapest at £29 but worth it, especially since I was eating cheaply for the past 3 suppers. Well recommended - two thumbs up.

Very simple, very dingy takeout spot. I got takeaway today and ordered the 2 piece chicken with…read morechips for a mere $5 which was a bargain considering the massive portion size. They were nice enough but didn't really have an easy to ready menu. The chips were decent although I asked for vinegar and they didn't taste much like anything. The chicken was phenomenal - very flavorful and juicy. I picked it off the bone it was so good. It was a very big portion of food for five quid and I would absolutely recommend it for a cheap lunch but I'm not sure if it's the best food in the area. Would go back.

We were looking for a true "fish and chips" place, and this filled the bill! Delicious fried fish…read moreand chips where the old didn't taste "over-used" if you know what I mean?!? The service was very friendly and helpful. We walked a fair distance to get to this location bc of the good yelp reviews and it did not disappoint.

Love this chippy! Renamed but still very good. Saturday lunch before a portobello run.read more

The food was fabulous! By far the best fish and chips I've had on my trip to England. It is a…read moresmall, local place. If you are looking for pash, this is not it. If you're looking for good food, great service and local vibes then this is the place.

Masters Superfish is a fantastic spot for an authentic London fish and chips experience. I say…read moreauthentic because that is what one of our tour guides told us when asking for a authentic London fish joint. The portions are incredibly generous--the fish is fresh, flaky, and served with a light, crispy batter that isn't overly greasy. I really enjoyed the traditional touches, like the complimentary bread, butter, and pickled appetizers that come with the meal. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, and the staff are friendly and helpful, making sure you're well-fed and satisfied.