Can't beat the portion sizes here! A local take out spot in Haddenham, the offer crisp deep fried…read morefish, chips, scampi, battered sausage and a few other things. A large chips will easily serve a family of 5 with left overs. I've never seen a single serve of fish this big! That's a normal sized plate in the picture, not a side plate. Great value here!

If this pair are half as good as thy were in Henley you guys of Haddenham are so lucky, great…read morecouple great Fish and Chips

Consistently high quality and prompt service. We are…read morecollecting their about every 5 weeks. Try the Rock and the veggie cheese bakes.

Located in the Market Square of Princes Risborough this place seems to be very popular, especially…read moreat weekends. There is car parking outside, but it can get sparse when they are busy. They have a big long stainless steel counter as you enter and the place generally seems to be very clean. Menu choice is good and much of the food is cooked to order. I ordered chicken once and was told it would take 4 minutes to cook and sure enough, 4 minutes later it was ready, which kind of adds a professional touch to the overall service in my opinion. Food is also very good and not to greasy.

This is my fav chippy. We drive quite a way to get them!…read moreGorgeous fish. Everything we have ever got there has been nice Good sized portions. Helpful staff

Chips always seem to be freshly cooked and the battered stuff is always nice and crispy - no…read morecomplaints from me.

Blimey, I sure had some bloody smashing grub for peanuts here!…read more As a recently self-appointed connoisseur of all British food (and avid UK slang pundit), I knew I had to grab a bite at this English fast food chain before my vacation ended. What could be more of an accurate portrayal of the fine food of this land? On a wonderfully not-foggy night drive up to York, I had the pleasure of needing to spend the penny (was that right?), so I exited into the first service stop I saw. I thought it would be a duff, scattered bunch of gas stations and fast food places, but it was actually one of those huge service centers that likens to a food court of a mall. I took a quick gander around. Why would I get Subway or Burger King when I could get fish and chips or a pie from this Harry Ramsden's just as quick? Dog's bollocks indeed. Since I had just eaten some fish and chips the night before--of course--I decided to go with the steak and ale pie! I haven't had that yet, so I figured now would be a cracking time to do it. After waiting in the tiny queue, I was gobsmacked when the cashier told me that they were out of my steak pie (how is that even possible at a fast food chain?). I didn't fancy waiting 20 minutes for one to be made, so I got the next best thing, a chicken pie! For less than 10 pounds, the pies come with a side of chips and mushy peas! Crikey! Mushy peas! Not exactly my cup of tea, but they sure were quite mushy. I thought the chicken pie was blinding! It definitely wasn't like the ones you find in the freezer section of your local supermarket. Super savory and with wonderfully contrasting textures in each bite. Perfect for warming up the soul from the biting winter weather outside. The portion size was just right, and my only complaint was that the outside crust was a bit burnt. I wish there were some Harry Ramsden's in the States--it could replace one of those rubbish burger joints. Next time I happen upon one of these in the UK, I'd probably want to try their "World Famous" fish and chips. Cheerio!

Would have given zero stars but the option wasn't there…read moreAvoid breakfast like the plague Disgusting Dry over cooked and when after one mouth full I returned it and asked for a replacement or a refund I was told in no uncertain terms that this inedible plate of rubbish was Non returnable and Non refundable. £11.50 for one mouth full that is still sitting on my stomach as my intestines don't Want it either. So as I say avoid like the plague. YUK

It's a good thing that I reconnoitred the location before taking my sweetie there. The are no…read moretables, no seats, no loo: all of their business is takeaway. So if you're looking for a place to dine out, this isn't it. That said, I got my sweetie some fish, chips, and coleslaw. She said that the fish and chips were very good. (I asked her if it was as good as the battered cod at Wimpy, and she said, "No, but it's still very good!") She was much, much less happy with the coleslaw. She couldn't bring herself to eat it, so I'm taking off a star for that. Still, as long as you're not looking for coleslaw with your fish (or chicken), Mr Cod would be a good choice.

I would happily drive half hour from my home town to buy from Mr Cods. Or Coddies as we all know it…read moreas. I share everything that has been said in the previous review but I need to make it clear to one and all that if you eat in High Wycombe, like good value and tasty food, then this is the place for you. If you like good chips, not those frilly slimline tonic things you get from McDonalds, and you like them fat, soft, tasty and cooked almost to perfection then you seriously need to get in the queue and order away. I've never been in there for longer than 5 minutes and I always come out with a sad fat man smile just desperate to sit down and chomp away. They do awesome sauce / dips. If Curry is your thing, make sure you don't come away without ordering it. If spicy is your thing, then make sure you tell em (ring sore so I hear!!). They have a numbered board as you enter the shop 1 to about 16 (they keep adding things). Number 1 is my fave chicken burger and large chips (ol yes thank you) Dr Pepper drink and mild curry sauce. I used to love number 9 which I believe is 4 chicken strips coated in a spicy mix. It used to repeat during my sleep (apparently) and doing the swap has definitely saved me from divorce. Women eh? LOL I wish you all well and hope this has given you a good understanding what I think of the take away. At the end of the day it is only a fish and chip shop that sells lots of chicken?!? but believe me, one visit and no other will get a look in. Great value, great taste and its fun watching the lads who work there racing around trying to keep up with demand. Happy Eating, Churchie!!

New Gardon fish bar is the best fish bar in High Wycombe.Very crisp fish and chips, and very fresh,…read morethe boss is also very friendly and taste that is worth to recommend Mon Tue Wed lunch special

Cheap but nasty , oily and disgusting. I guess you get what you pay for!…read more Spend a few bucks more and go some place decent like Oyster's in Marlow.

Tummy Fillers is a fish and chip shop on the London Road in High Wycombe. It has won several awards…read moreand I'm not surprised. We used to live a few minutes away and always chose to go there if we fancied fish and chips. The quality was the best we could find in the area and for no extra cost. The location isn't the best as it's on a very busy stretch of road (even more now the retail park is there) but there is some free parking directly outside the shop which you may be lucky enough to find available.

One of our first meals in England was takeout from this restaurant of fish and chips. The fish was…read morevery nicely done with just the right amount of batter and crispness while maintaining the moistness of the fresh fish inside. Potatoes were tasty as well and had a sweetness to them almost.

Fish, chips and mushy peas. Oh yeah!…read more Salt and vinegar is a lovely fish and chip shop that also has a small restaurant (seating area). Its not posh, but the food is excellent. And if you are sitting down to eat you tend to get you food pretty quickly even when there's a big queue for takeaways. The shop even has a good coffee machine, so once you have stuffed your face you can relax with a coffee and watch everybody else coming and going.