Girlfriend swears by this place but having had 3 fish suppers I have to say it is not all that it…read moreis made out to be, the fish is not that tasty , the chips are dry and gave me the boak and as a connoisseur of fish and chips nothing can beat The Philadelphia in the West End or The Wee Hurrie in Troon or even the Viking in Largs. I can only go on the fish suppers as I have not tried anything else, maybe they just don't get fresh fish straight off the dock like the Hurrie or Viking do but the Haddock fish suppers here leave me cold. For those that remember the old fish and chippy in Giffnock "The Glen" it will always be sadly missed as it was the best fish and chippy in the southside but surprisingly shut down many years ago; the owner (a lovely lady too) actually now works in Asda at the Avenue on the tills. The service at the Catch also leaves a lot to be desired, they just seem to want to sell and take the cash with no real friendly customer service as such. The Glen always knew all of their regulars by name - hint, hint as that is part of what keeps customers coming back but it seems this is a forgotten skill as its all about the money and speed of service now it seems without any attention to making a good fry up either!

It's still a 4-star for me but I thought I'd update seeing as it was more than a year ago since my…read morelast (and only) visit. I'll keep it simple. Catch is a really good chippy but the prices mean I really can't give it 5 stars. I mean, our dinner for two came to nearly £50. Ouch. We shared mac cheese balls and chicken pakora, both which were excellent. For main I went for the half lobster and it was really nice - delicious meat, a nice amount of garlic butter and the claw came cracked so I didn't have to worry about that. We got a side of potato fritters (which weirdly aren't on the menu, but they do have them) but they were underseasoned and bland until I loaded them up with salt and vinegar (the chips didn't have this problem). I'd definitely go back to Catch and would get a takeaway here, but I do think the prices are pretty steep for what is a casual fish shop dining experience. The prices are considerable cheaper if you're taking away (cod is £10.95 for eat in or £5.40 take away!) so we will do that next time. They also let us take our leftovers away with us so that was good. The staff are really friendly and nice.

Popped in for a early lunch. Seated upstairs, already getting busy. It had to happen..ordered cod…read moreand chips with mushy peas. Food came promptly. Looked hot and fresh. Pease were good, chips and fish just ok. Under seasoned and retaining a lot of fry oil. Before I could finish the breading came off the fish. Friendly servers.

We were walking around town and had passed by this place so when we were ready for lunch, we…read moredecided to go back to it since it looked cute from the outside. We went in and had an option to sit inside (and they have an upstairs) but we asked to sit out front on their small tables. We were able to enjoy the sunshine that day and people watch. I had saw the meat pie in the display case when we were inside for a minute and saw it was homemade on their menu and made a special on there so of course I had to get it. I also started with some soup. The soup was bigger than expected! I couldn't finish it otherwise I wouldn't be hungry for my main. It came with some bread to dip. It was good. My meat pie came with a flaky crust and packed with chucks of beef. It was delicious. Our waitress was so friendly and asking us about our travels. Nice place!

I love this little Fish and Chip Shop. It opened last summer on Woodlands road and has been to a…read moreconsistently good standard. On the menu are all the usual suspects, fish, half chicken, sausage etc. I always enjoy their pizzas, they are not amazing but for chippy pizzas they are pretty good. I have also been know to indulge in a lush fritter roll (or two) from there, which for my money is one of the best in the west end. The staff are always pleasant and chatty. A great wee chippy well worth checking out.

Trying Fish and Chips in Glasgow.On a day we can walk to the nearby park- the weather was fair. The…read morefish was perfect- very large pieces, crispy and juicy. Chips also delicious. Condiments sold separately but vinegar and ketchup on side for free.

Our tour guide in Scotland recommended this place for a good quick meal during a lunch break…read morebetween visiting sites. You place your order at the counter and food is brought to your table. There is limited seating but we got one of the few tables available. Seating was tight as one of the workers had to squeeze behind one of my friend's chair to get out from behind the counter. My fish and chips meal was excellent and a large portion. You pay extra for condiments like ketchup but vinegar is included if that is your preference. Someone suggested we tried their deep-fried Mars bar but we couldn't even finish our fish and chips so had to pass. It looked delicious though.

Visiting the UK and not having Fish and Chips at least once while you're there is like ordering a…read morehot fudge sundae without topping it with a cherry. It would still be good, but it would be incomplete. This establishment is in the heart of the Merchant City neighborhood of Glasgow. It is found at the corner of High St. and Ingram St. They offer some great options. Fish and Chips and other seafood delights are the staple offerings but there are also other local favorites like Haggis, Scotch Pie, Sausage and Black Pudding. Add to those some more adventurous things like Fried Pizza as well as BBQ Ribs and Burgers, and there is something for most everyone. There is even a Halloumi Burger for non-carnivores. On the more unusual heart-attacky side, for dessert there is a Fried Mars Bar. A Strawberry Tart dessert is offered for those who want a more normal life expectancy. We visited this place on a Sunday night around 8 PM. It was an easy walk from our hotel. They were still doing a brisk business even an hour before closing. The atmosphere is cozy with three or four inside tables and an approximately equal number of little outdoor patio tables for those who prefer to be outside. The format is walk-up-and-order. The staff are quite efficient and pleasant enough to deal with. The food comes out quickly. We tried the 1-pc. Fish and Chips Haddock Supper along with the 1-pc. Cod. There were enough chips that we could split them. It's fair to say that we thoroughly enjoyed these classics. The rest of the good news is that the price tag for these was £23 all in. At £11.50 per person, this is a very good value for a simple, filling, classic meal. We would try this place again if we make it to Glasgow.

Best chippy in glasgow great staff great service brilliant food not been for a while will…read moredefinitely go again soon 10/10

Another traditional fish and chips place in Glasgow, this is brilliant in here, still keeps the old…read moreFormica tables from the 60's. Has wonderful old pics all over it from old Glasgow. The food itself is deep fried stuff, and the portions are huge. if you sit down. Take out the same. They claim to have invented the famous Glasgow Fish tea, I don't doubt it. The staff are a laugh. No pretensions in here. The chips are brilliant as is the fish. The seating is hard as hell, but hey, it off it time, and im happy it still around. For a place close to merchant city. you wont leave hungry.

My wife went online and asked what the best place for fish and chips is in Glasgow. Coronation came…read moreup with amazing g reviews. We took a 20 minute walk from where we were to find a whole in the wall with a line for seating. Oh yeah, all locals. Now we are saying we came all the way from Florida not for the touring but to eat fish and chips here. Can't wait to try the steak pie Ciao for now

There are quite a few places that I'm always on the look out for one of them is a place that serves…read moregood breakfast and the other good old fish & chips. It seems that the traditional chip shop is dying out and being replaced with these four in one places where you can buy a kebab pizza curry and your fish and chips under the one roof, sadly you won't get that in this one. Notes. This chip shop has been In the same family since the late 1930's serving traditional fish and chips to sit in or to take out. The restaurant area does not look as if it has been changed since the 1960's and looks rough around the edges, even though this restaurant has been in the same family all these years most of the staff are new and and when l asked a question they would have to ask another member of staff the answer as they had only been here a week or so. Food I ordered the fish and chips special this came with bread and butter & a cup of tea not that I'm a tea drinker. The food was fine and you could tell it was fresh fish that was served in a batter, for £5.95 l wasn't expecting much but it wasn't too bad. Batter wasn't as crispy as l would have liked it to have been and the fish was rather bland. If l was to chose between here and jack McPhee's l would chose jack's all day for crisp batter, large chunky fish and plenty of chips even though it costs more. This is a good chip shop but sorry I've tasted better.

Don't let the small hole in the wall appearance fool you. You'll get the freshest, hottest fish n…read morechips or steak pie you've ever had!

Nice little neighborhood chippy, a few tables outside you can use with takeaway, more inside for…read moredine in. Fish and chips of course, and all kinds of other seafood. Lightly breaded, crisp and tasty. Very friendly staff that was patient with visitors. Lots of locals stopped in also.

Does not exist. We went to Banca Di Roma and had a fantastic meal outside and drinks upstairs. One…read moreof my friends wanted to know how much a bottle of the Japanese whiskey was, but upon hearing the price we all decided on our own individual drinks. :)

Met Herself in here for a wee pre-Christmas lunch date. I've been in a few times before, but only…read morefor lunch so I don't consider myself to be fully indulged in the seafood cornucopia that is Mussel Inn. As it was only lunch I restrained myself and opted for a starter of the fish cakes with a side order of chips, which was just as well as the fish cakes were a tad on the small side. This was mildly disappointing at the time, but actually they would have been fine as a starter if you were moving on to something more substantial. I was glad I'd ordered the chips as well though. Herself as usual went for the eponymous bivalve molluscs that are the house speciality. These were quite on the large side, and disappeared before I had a chance to get a picture of the bowl so must have been good! An Americano coffee to finish was of good strength and taste, even if it was only just over half a cup; presumably they were leaving a gap for the milk that I didn't ask for and don't want. Still, I guess if they'd topped it up with water it would be weaker and that would be almost as big a sin. The restaurant is quite large and was pretty empty on this particular lunchtime. They have a mezzanine area upstairs that you can rent for private groups, which would be great if you had enough folk who were seafood lovers.