I'd been told this was the best place for sit-down fish and chips in Otley, so when I went, I…read moredecided to be a fool and order from the takeaway rather than eat in the restaurant. The shop front entices you in with its cheeky appearance and what I think is a brilliant name for a fish restaurant, and on my visit the takeaway was packed (it was around 5PM so that made sense), however service was quicker than I expected it to be. What struck me about the cod & chips I got was the utter lack of grease, which made a refreshing change as I didn't have to wipe my lips after every bite and I also felt slightly less guilty about eating deep-fried goods. They tasted splendid to be honest, and the prices were so reasonable that I'm thinking of going back and checking out the restaurant. It's won awards, and I can see why.

Fish and chips at The Cove are excellent. I live about 3 miles away and will happily drive over…read morewhen I want fish and chips. Batter is light and crispy, service is excellent and prices are reasonable.

I think this must be one of the best fish and chips in the UK! I was last here 10 years ago and…read moreremembered it so fondly it was the first place on my itinerary for my latest trip. And it did not disappoint this time around! It was exactly as remembered. The battered haddock is so perfectly cooked and delicious. The chips are great too!

This came highly recommended but we can't say it was any better or any worse than most local fish…read moreand chip shops. The upstairs was retro and packed. The gluten free batter was amazing, the other batter not so much. The Haddock tasted like Haddock - as it should. Gravy was a little too thick (Lancashire snobbery here). The mushy peas sensational! I started with a prawn cocktail which was as classic as I remember. The chips were, well just chips, nothing to rave about. The service was chaotic from our waitress. $25 squid each with tip and a drink.

Best Traditional Fish and Chips in Keighley. Always freshly…read morecooked & very speedy service with plenty of seating - there's seating up stair too. Very close to the town centre. A lack of official parking lets it down a bit.

we drive from Manchester to keighley for the scones we can get from there…read more very tasty well worth the journey. Angela Robinson xx

My housemate told me of the legend of Ritz Fisheries, and I found it hard to believe. Could there…read morereally be great fish and chips so far from the sea -- and in Armley?! It's true, friends. If you're after a fish supper, I'm now convinced there's no better place. As promised, there was a queue half way down the street early Friday evening. Locals know what's up. If you've not given them a go, don't worry about that one bit. I was in within 10 minutes. The fridge has your standard chippy pop options, including (if I remember rightly) shandy bass. That takes me back! The choices are also the usual, so no need to explain. I opted for the regular fish and chips with some curry sauce. Haddock and chips was under a fiver! The fish was cooked beautifully, the batter hardly got soggy at all (unlike most places) and the chips were just what you crave from a chippy. Basically, this place is the business.

This place is quite plain and small, but the menu offers a lot of options. The service is fast,…read moreunless you order either a small fish or a "special" (which is a bigger fish), and the portions are generous. Given that I work near here, I got used to eat fish and chips every friday. I haven't tried many fish and chips shops till now, but my collegues told me that this is one of the best in town. And they are right! The fish is good, damned good. For less than a fiver you can have a huge haddock with countless chips. Honestly I couldn't say anything about all the other choices in the menu because I stick to it and I am not willing to try anything else! Of course you can have scraps for free and add salt and vinegar while they wrap your meal, but if you want a sauce you have to pay for that: add less than one pound for a big curry pot (or mushy peas if you prefer) and you're done! Go for a smaller pot for 45p if you prefer, but it won't be enough... Anyway, this shop is not in a posh area of Leeds, but if you end up in Wortley or Armley don't miss it.

So fresh and delicious I went right back in line for another portion! Takeaway prices are a couple…read morepounds cheaper than dine-in, so I opted for that. The lines kept the fish served freshly fried. The mushy peas were a nice bite as well but nothing to write home about. I ordered the fried haddock with chips. Freshly fried with a light batter, the haddock was hot and crisp. The chips were also quite decent. There was self dispensed seasoned salt and malt vinegar available as well. There is no seating in the immediate vicinity of the restaurant, but there were outdoor benches by the Minster a short walk away. A great way to cap off three days in York!

Honestly I wasn't expecting this place to be such a knockout!!! The fish and chips were hot and…read morefresh and the gals at the counter were lovely and recommended I double down on my vinegar and salt which was the right call.

Graveley's didn't even come close to the Golden Hind, the London fish and chip shop I compare all…read moreothers to. It was, however, the first place I would partake in curry sauce with my fish and chips and that has to count for something. Know in advance that Graveley's has no seating so if you like to nosh at a table while sitting in a chair, make arrangements. I ate mine perched upon a bench up the road. If you prefer your fish and chips with lemon and tartar sauce, forget about it. Here you'll find vinegar and salt; ketchup and mayonnaise will cost you .20p per packet. I advise ordering mushy peas and curry sauce. If you are given a choice, choose the sweet curry sauce - it's savory spiciness was quite a delight.

Realising it was the formerly famed graveley's, and the name making me think of that super saucy…read moreKatsushika Hokusai painting- I decided to give here a go. It's not my favourite fish shop, and I'm definitely in the camp that agrees with the scientific studies that say it tastes better by the sea, but they do scraps, and mushy peas that aren't a terrifying colour, and moist white flakey fish that isn't just grease coated.

Wetherby Whaler is a fish-and-chip restaurant and takeaway with six locations around Yorkshire…read more After hearing they offered gluten-free fish and chips, I decided to try out their Pudsey location and was reasonably impressed. The concept is a little different to the traditional British chippy, as they have two areas, a restaurant area and a takeout area, this is where things get a little confusing as despite coming from the same kitchen, the menu is slightly different in both areas. The main difference is to dine in, they serve fish, chips and a hot drink or cordial as a meal, rather than separately, I guess this is just to get the cost up to pay for the dining area and the wages of the waiters etc. I originally entered the restaurant area but was put off by the pricing, it would have cost almost £15 for my fish and chips, and then an extra £13 for the sausage, as it seemed it was impossible to order a sausage on its' own etc by the menu, meanwhile the takeout area would serve fish, chips and a sausage, for not much over £10. A much better deal! PRO TIP: There is a customer parking lot around the back of their building, order take out to customise your order to your liking (and save money) and eat it in the car. Gluten-free is available on a fresh, the staff were well trained to explain how their allergen processes work, and they explained that despite using a separate frier, they can not 100% guarantee due to gluten being handled in the environment, they also explained the sides I could and could not have such as the curry sauce being made without gluten, but as it is made off-site, they would not advise me to have it, as again it would be possible to have been contaminated. The staff also seemed friendly, in letting me borrow a knife and fork, so I could eat the food in my car. Extra touches to minimise cross-contamination included the kitchen applying salt (gluten-free vinegar also an option) for me, to avoid using the communal one which the regular customers would use. My food was pretty good, while not the best fish and chips I've certainly had, it was a great value and tasty meal, the batter was crispy, and the sausage was particularly good, I would have preferred cod to haddock but again the quality was good, and it was hot and fresh, without being too greasy. Friendly staff, good prices in the takeout area, some improvements to be made sure, but I would return. 4*

THE Wetherby Whaler has spread, it is no longer confined to Wetherby alone it has spread it wings…read moreand laid anchor in Pudsey, Wakefield, and York. As you may anticipate from the name this restaurant is distinctly fishy with haddock, plaice, scampi (my Nanna's favourite) and prawn a plenty you'd scarcely believe that there's over fishing in the seas. There's a vegetarian option/dish of the day and a 3 coursed senior citizens special coming in at £6.65 for 3 whole courses. A traditional chippy with booze available.

I've had fish and chips here a few times now and every time the fish has been cooked fresh, and the…read morewhole meal has been substantial and delicious. As good as I have had anywhere.