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.

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.

So much potential with a great decor and good menu. Just didn't quite feel it from the servers. We…read morewould have been prepared to be much more adventurous and spend probably 50%more but didn't get any genuine interest from them to help us. Good....could be great. Probably why it wasn't full on a Saturday night

Great service! Thanks to Adrian who served us with great customer service. He was very caring and…read moremaking sure we were happy. We ordered mackerel patte for the starter, it was their special of the day. It was very smooth. I had dinner for mussels which was perfectly seasoned. The restaurant was very cosy and cute atmosphere. I was there two years ago. I had great dinner then so I went back with my friends. They have pistachios gelato which is a killer dessert. I think they make their own maybe I'm wrong....

You get a complimentary plastic shot glass of fresh chips while you wait! This is clearly an…read moreexcellent idea and every time it makes me love the friendly, chip-proffering gentlemen even more. They know that when you order takeaway fish and chips you must be stomach-clenchingly famished and very tired. Marina Fish Restaurant is a smartly decorated, modern looking fish and chip restaurant. Before I called by, I had actually thought it was a fish restaurant in the broader sense, due to the name and the look of the place. Actually I think they are missing a trick in not offering a wider choice of fishy treats, as I'm sure there would be demand in the area, and it's good-looking enough for people to come for the evening and spend a little more on dinner. The takeaway is tasty, but a bit expensive. The classy cardboard boxes printed with the restaurant's name look good (a childish bit of me thinks 'ooh, fancy!' each time, and feels like I have gone up in the world, to be purchasing boxed London fish and chips as if it is a fancy fish and chips boutique) but by the time I get home the steam build-up has always made everything go a bit limp. I'd be happy to pay a quid less per portion and forgo the box and the lemon wedge.

As you come out of Earlsfield Station its about 70 metres away. You look left and cross the road to…read morethe pub and then cross the busier one (Garratt Lane) and head left in Mitcham direction. I ordered Rock Salmon and chips to eat in. It was £9.70 but no extras and was perfect. Done fresh in 7 minutes, good flavour, texture. Chips were varied, one or two with some skin on, large and small. Again, good flavour. Service polite and unobtrusive. Pay at the till afterwards. Recommended.

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 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.

Update: Just added an extra star. Went in there to by some fish to cook at home and got an…read moreexcellent cut of John Dory, and they even threw in the vegetables so I wouldn't have to run over to Tesco. Incredible service, perfect food. So happy to have them around the corner! I absolutely love Pescheria Mattiucci! This new place open around the corner from me and at first glace I though it was a new fish monger opening up on a very hot piece of real estate, but then walking by at night I saw people dining there! It's a fish monger by day, seafood restaurant by night. It is run by a family from Napoli who import fresh fish from the family fishing boat. Each day there is fresh fish of the day that was just caught. The owner is super friendly and more than happy to tell you all about the day's product and recommend the best wine to accompany it. They have a couple outposts in Italy and this is their first venture outside the country and it is a huge hit, especially with the neighbouring Italian competitors. At first I thought it was another place that would shut down 6 months later, but I have found myself back here time and again, each time saying "this is THE spot, the best local!". I recommend just putting your meal in the hands of the owner who will most definitely come by your table (there are only about 6 or 7 tables) and order what he suggests as it changes daily. There is always a veggie starter dish that is excellent! Highly recommended, usually consisting of 5 small tasters, and all very well though out. If you have a complex of not mixing fish and dairy (with the obvious exceptions) this place will change your mind. I feel so lucky to have this around the corner, in fact I am about to run out for some fresh fish to cook in tonight! Definitely swing by when you're in the neighbourhood.

Well - I'll give them one thing - a great business idea - to set up a fresh fish restaurant with a…read moretwist in Notting hill and take advantage of the organic bourgeois that get excited by places like this. BUT - from an overall point of view, it is plain ordinary. Fish is not bad, but I've had much better. Portions are extremely small and, this is what gets me most, the prices are exorbitant. We actually walked up to another restaurant for a second meal as we were still hungry. Tip: Avoid this place.

This is a very decent restaurant where you find a host of Scottish fish and shellfish produce (as…read morewell as some meat and game dishes). I recently had a 3 course set meal for £15, where I started with their Bradan Rost kiln roasted salmon, then the pan fried gilthead bream with braised fennel and a a side of chips, and rounded off with apple crumble and creme anglaise. They were not stingy on the portions, which made the £15 even more worth while. I highly recommend their Bradon Rost pate, with a hint of lemon, topped on some oatcakes. The mackeral pate isn't half bad either, served with brioche and shallot marmalade, an excellent combination. Oh yes and one must try their soups, whatever they have at the time, go for it as it is always a delight. There is a lovely dessert list, of which I would definitely say to go for the sticky toffee pudding, as it is beautiful. There is a comprehensive wine list. I like their Riesling, Whitehaven from New Zealand, it is one of my favourite wines in general, and goes very well with the fish dishes.

Mom and I had lunch here today. I am a bit surprised to see 3,5 average rating - this place is…read moregood; a bit pricey for what it is, but acceptable. - lobster bisque - I think it was made out of roasted lobster. - roasted onion and cumin soup - light, creamy texture and vegan - lobster - not the best, and a price tag of £25 - catch of a day - forgot what fish was it, but it was incredible! Service was - meh. Constantly has to call the waitress - Lisa, for attention, as she never bothered to check in on us. My water glass never got a refill. My mom's lobster did not have a side of melted butter. And as she dropped the food she did not bother to ask us if we need anything for our meal. So food is good. Service needs more training.

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.

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 wasn't that impressed with the fish and chips here. Ordered the cod and it still had a lot of the…read moreblack skin on it. The fries were dry and not crispy on the outside. Inside decor looks nice but seems dated. Doesn't feel fresh. Service was friendly and excellent.