Ah the Britannia Fish Bar, possibly the best chips I've tasted in a large city. Your standard fish…read moreand chip shop, Britannia is very low key and sensible and offers really good greasy food at very reasonable prices. It's a welcome relief from the various terrible kebab and chicken shops that otherwise swamp this part of London, this place sells chips not fries and reminds you, if only briefly, of walks along the sea-front, boater hats and donkey rides, in short it injects a good healthy dose of Britishness right into your arteries. I you happen to be walking by I thoroughly recommend this excellent little takeaway.

My fiancé and I love the chips, I personally love the chicken / mushroom pie, it's amazing and…read morefiancé loves the battered sausage, one of our fave spots

Windmill serves arguably one of the best curry sauces in London. Marvellous with their chips…read more Excellent customer service. Five stars is the least I can give it.

I love this chip shop, and have been coming here for nearly 15 years. I have seen the staff grow up…read morethere, and they always ask if I want a pickled egg with my fish and chips. The good sign of a chip shop is if they sell the delicacy from my hometown Pukka Pies (and they do) along with crispy fish, proper chips mushy peas and all the other staples. Scraps (which I thought were a Leicester thing too) are free. Eating in is fun, and there's often neighbours there, and if I have guests from overseas, we always head to the Windmill (or Le Moulin as my French buddies call it). Any improvements? Well the loo is a bit basic, and having two doors can make it a bit chilly. If they are frying the fish, it's always worth waiting for.

Had lunch here with B the other day and it was pretty good value at £4.50 for a portion of cod and…read morechips. We ate in the room out back which was fine; comfortable but basic. If you are in the mood for beer or wine you can bring your own with no charge. The fish is fresh and the batter was ok but could have been a little crisper. Chips, while not greasy, were very pale and not that tasty. Not somewhere I would be rushing back to, or would be raving about to friends, but this is a decent pit stop if you need some hearty food in a hurry.

A posh fish and chippy, which is good if you fancy the classic meal with a touch of style. It's not…read moreyour average chippy with the usual battered cod option. Instead you'll find a huge list of fresh fish to accompany the not-so-posh-but-very-good chips. Of course, this all comes at a price, and if you're looking for more than just chips then expect to shell out over a fiver. There is also a small restaurant out back with a bring-you-own option. It's often quite empty, but if you're buying from the chippy anyway then why not sit down too.

My mum tells me this place has been here for years! She say's she used to come all the way from…read moreMill Hill to sit and have an afternoon of fish and chips and tea about 20 years ago. Well it must be good as it is still around so I thought I would give it a try. I ordered sausage and chips to take away. They were very generous with the portion size which I actually could not finish. The chips were average and not really anything special - I was anticipating better ie crisp but fluffy. Instead they were abit soft and almost soggy (I suppose it depends how you like your chips ?!). I noticed they had a good sized seating area and a special deal for pensioners (I must tell my mum). The service was quick but not very friendly. All in all not bad but for such a long standing establishment I was kinda hoping for something special.

My son says this shop has the best chips in London. I'm not sure about that but this is a great…read moreplace. Definitely above average but very economical.

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.

Sorry but was horrible. Worst fish & chips I've had in England. Not as good as Long John Silvers in…read morethe states. Fries were limp. Fish batter was soft :-(

Enjoyed a great order of fish and chips here last night with my wife. This is a family-run business…read moreand the owner Tony is a kind person. The portions are big! We could have easily split the order of cod and chips. Definitely delicious, though. Would come back easily.

This is a greasy take away in Clapton, open until very late, and right outside the bus stop that…read moretakes you into, or drops you back from, town. how convenient! They serve a great salad wrap, and bag of greasy chips. I'm also told their lambuchan is amazing (and flippin cheap), but being a veggie I've never sampled (despite naughty friends attempting to feed me one on a particularly rowdy night). This place is very close to a friends house, and i can proudly (?) say I've eaten here quite a bit an lived to tell the tale. That's got to mean something!

I'm not sure why this place is listed as a 'fish shop'. The shopfront reads 'Mermaid Restaurant &…read moreTake Away' I haven't seen any evidence of fish. But if it's greasy, grilled meat you're after, this is a personal cheap post-pub favourite in the area. As usual, I avoid the doner kebabs - they're the ones which are cut away from the massive tower of spinning, dripping meat behind the counter. More reliable are the iskenders - the skewered and seasoned meat that are blackened on the grill when you order. The chicken iskender is particularly good. You are offered the usual choice of salads, though the servers can be a bit zealous with the raw onions and green chillies. Falafels are another option. All in all, not somewhere I'd travel for, but a decent option to have on your doorstep.

I don't know where this joint got its good reputation from. It's not bad and has a great selection…read moreon the menu but not amazingly good for the price.

Although one would go to a nice Italian on a first date, I find this excellent in my retiring…read moreyears. The owner waits at the table so I allways choose to sit at his station. I don't go to fish restaurants a lot so I end up at his restaurant about once a year - and he always recognises me and treats me like a lost relative. I have to admit, this impresses me so I will try not to be biased. Their calamari is so nice I only ever have that for my first course and it never fails, and I have been going there for about seven years. Those of you mathematically inclined will have worked out that this is seven visits. A lot of older clientèle there so it is a place to go to for a quiet meal with someone you feel comfortable with - and you'll both enjoy it.