In full transparency I found this place after looking up best value restaurants in London and this…read morewas on the list. Very happy we decided to come here for dinner. There's seating with blankets outdoors when it's too hot inside. Our friendly waiter promptly seated us. 5/5 Oysters - both rock oyster options were delicious 4/5 Steelhead trout - served with a salty sauce. The fish is already perfectly seasoned so the sauce made it too salty for my liking 4/5 Shrimp croquettes - very nice 4/5 Sticky toffee pudding - one of the nicest puddings I've had Would definitely recommend and come back to try the other items on the menu.

If you are in the Covent Garden area or looking for a spot for good seafood before or after…read moretheatre, look no further than Parsons. The seafood is fresh and delicious. The service is friendly and very good. The atmosphere is very casual but equally nice. The wine list is very good but also reasonably priced. I highly recommend it.

First time trying Fish & Chips in London and it was absolutely delicious! We started with the…read moreoysters, which were so yummy and fresh. And then the Fish was soft yet perfectly flaky. The breading and oil was not too much like in America. The chips were also good. Overall, very happy with this place.

It was recommended that we try the best Fish and Chips place in London. It's close to a station and…read moreshort walk. We had a day of touring and leaded here for dinner. The place had a take away on the corner and the restaurant (sit down) is down the side street. We were seated immediately and reviewed the menu. We ordered the traditional fish and chips and wow it was not a couple of small pieces of fish but a good size filet. Fried golden brown and served with excellent chips. We topped the meal off with desert and that made a great meal. The service was a little slow and not as attentive as we'd hoped but overall and excellent meal. The atmosphere is inviting and friendly. Want the best fish and chips go here the next time you're in London.

I visited Borough Market with three friends on December 24th. We decided to have oysters from a…read morestand named 'Shuck It Up!', also known as 'Shell Seekers'. However, our happy outing took a turn for the worse. All four of us who consumed the oysters fell violently ill late in the afternoon on Christmas Day. It was a distressing experience, to say the least. The oysters were the only common food item we had consumed, leading us to believe they were the cause of our sickness. Our Christmas Day was ruined. I would strongly advise against eating at 'Shuck It Up!' to avoid a similar experience.

Life in London has been interesting for many reasons, as a foodie one of these has been the sheer…read moreamount that goes on. From roof top bars and clubs, to the Dalston Street Feast and Brixton Market the variety is petty incredible. The key being, with so many people in the city even the most niche pop-up in the right location has a great chance of success. Recently I made a new friend called Kate...say hello Kate....imagine a North Eastern American saying in a Boston accent. Anyway. We share a love of the sea, or rather a love of the tasty things that come out of the sea, lobster, prawns, clams.....and of course oysters. It occurred to us in a moment of clarity/awesomeness/inspiration that seeking out the cities various oysters spots would make for a fun monthly adventure. Why this hasn't occurred to me previously I don't know, but there you have it, Oystercrawl (trademark pending) was born. This very week we started our adventures in the shadows of the world famous Borough Market. In amongst the stalls, bars and restaurants a new popup has emerged, Shuck @shuckldn. Specialising I'm erm.....we'll Oysters and as the sign puts it beer and booze. To start off we thought it best to have a half dozen natural oysters (£1.50 p/o) with just lemon juice to season these sea sensations. They didn't disappoint, a gentle brine with a sweet flavour these were stunningly fresh and delicious. They eeeeeerrm didn't last long. Washed down with some on tap prosecco we were off to a great start. The oyster menu didn't stop at just natural they also offered for an extra 50p, Mexican, Thai and Moroccan as well as Flamed. Well initially we asked for 2 of each of the international flavours, sadly they didn't have thai so flamed made it's way into our order. Told you sit and that the oysters would be brought to us we relaxed with another glass of fizz (why wouldn't you), Kate then noticed that the. Flame aspect was well rather spectacular, an industrial blow torch used to in essence smoke the oysters. When the arrived we weren't disappointed. Starting with the Mexican, lovely flavour of chilli complimented the oysters beautifully, bizarrely not overpowering and somehow increasing the flavour of the brine in the oyster.....impressive. Our least favourite although we did still really like it was the Moroccan, the sumac and celery salt confused the palate a little, and though tasty the blend of flavours wasn't quite as seamless. The champion oyster turned out to be the one we were at first most hesitant about....the flamed. In using three torch they had without cooking the oyster added an incredible smoked flavour, that with a sliver of pickled ginger added rather blew the mind. Pretentious of me to say that? Well yes, but come on I'm writing a blog about oysters so that ship has pretty much sailed. In the end a winning start to our oyster adventure. Cannot wait to continue. A visit to Shuck comes highly JD Recommended.

It's in soho London and I had my stop for some oysters- I don't want to say it's not good but not…read moreas great as the oysters I had in states. For some reason, most seafood in U.K. were pretty fishy. They are famous in their oysters and I did enjoy mine. The service was really nice even tho I only had oysters and a glass of wine.

Haaaaaa seafood!!! I love it!! (I knew why I was going there!!)…read more I booked online which was very easy. When We got there, we were quickly seated and cared for. We started with some easy cocktails which were delicious and then shared a seafood platter. Num num num. Fresh and delicious food. I have been to several Wrights Brothers restaurants and they are always great! A very safe bet if you want some seafood!

Came in for the happy hour oysters and they did not disappoint. There is no trick or bait and…read moreswitch at the end. Downside is they do not have horseradish.

This place is a hidden gem. While many pubs and restaurants in this area cater to tourists with…read moreoverpriced, reheated, subpar food, this tiny restaurant truly stands out. If you love seafood, you will fall in love with Wright Brothers. We came here with family and tried several items on the menu. They were all amazing. The oysters were extremely fresh. The fish pie was perfectly seasoned and piping hot with a cheesey, golden mashed potato crust....unlike any I have tried before. The cuttlefish and black ink rice entree, as well as their octopus, tomato, almond, and capers appetizer were artfully executed. It requires a great deal of skill to cook octopus or cuttlefish without overcooking it and coverting it to a rubbery nightmare. Compliments to the chef. His execution of these dishes was phenomenal. Both were tender and flavorful. Lastly, the cocktails. The selection of cocktails is limited, but they too are amazingly well executed and well thought out to perfectly compliment the menu selections. My only warning,..this place is tiny, so expect a bit of a wait, but it will definitely be worth it.

The food at Wright Brothers is good with okay value, but the environment is great…read more The thing everyone talks about is the £1 oyster happy hour, which is a great deal. I do have to say though, the oysters were far from the best I've had, as they were quite small and not very flavorful. Brixham cod (£30)- Pretty good and went well with the peas and crushed potatoes, but I don't think the portion size was really worth the price. Shrimp burger (£22)- Similar story to the cod, decent but not really worth the cost. I also tried 2 of the "lo and no" drinks (a fruity one and the virgin mojito), which were both quite good. The best part of this place is the nice location right by the River Thames and the Battersea Power Station, especially on a nice weather day. They have a nice outdoor seating area as well as a pleasant indoor space. The staff are friendly and attentive and the service speed is decent. Overall, while I do think Wright Brothers is slightly overpriced, I would be willing to pay the price if I can enjoy the nice weather and happen to be in the area.

I was craving sea food and was in this neighbourhood. I have been to several Wright Brothers in…read moreLondon and I had never been disappointed before. However after ordering their biggest seafood platter (1 each) and fries, we left with a bill of £200 and we were still hungry. I was not impressed with how little was on the platter. The restaurant is in a nice location and it was pretty busy when we went. Service was barely there and making comments whilst looking at the customers - I was pretty shocked as it is such a contrast to the Borough and Kingley Court locations. I would definitely not recommend this location.

This place has a lot of potential but the hygiene issues of the waiters ruins it. Many of them…read moresmelled as if they didn't know what a deodorant is and that smell followed them as they brought the food. Maybe it's just me, but that fully ruined my appetite. Also, I ordered the boulianbaise, and it was pretty much a lot of broth, some salmon and hardly any mussels. Not going back.

The fresh fish is absolutely amazing. They bring you options to your table. Great wine options…read more Extremely friendly service. So affordable for the quality of food. Will return again for sure.

This is a great place to eat when you visit Bluewater. More upmarket than some of the other…read moreofferings and great if you like seafood. Very good choice on the menu, the potted mackerel was particularly nice. The staff are friendly and helpful and make a meal in a restaurant attached to a shopping mall feel more luxurious and special

What can I say, fresh seafood on ice or just plain fish and chips. Loch Fyne lets shoppers rest…read moretheir weary feet after doing a good days shopping. Pop open a nice white Chardonnay or Pinot Grigio and start off with fresh mussels, shrimps then top if off with a nice grilled salmon or other wonderful seafood dish. Take your time and take in the smells that remind you of the idyllic lake shores in Scotland. Make the most of it as once you leave you will be back out in the stressful atmosphere with the rest of the shoppers fighting for that good bargain!