Excellent local Chippy serving the expected fare of sea creature in batter along with potato sticks…read moreheated in warm oil. Really good place - will for sure be back!

What an amazing place!!!Local fresh and great quality Fish and Chips! Also great customer…read moreservice!!! Packaged in a clean huge box, rather than the usual newspaper, so it is much more cleaner and that's how food should be!!! They are very generous with the portions and the food is amazing!!!I have become a frequent eater here!

If there's one thing I've come to appreciate, and which I am constantly in search of, it's a good…read morechippy. Whilst I was a student in Sheffield, we had heated arguments over which chippy we were loyal to. In Manchester, I've been hard pressed to find a purveyor of fried potatoes to match those I loved in the land of hills. The New Britannia, as it is now named, is as close as I've managed to come so far. I've been to the Britannia a few times, on each occasion going for my usual "chippy tea": fish, chips and the obligatory mushy peas. It'll set you back around £6, which isn't overly expensive considering that the portions are generous. I can put away a good amount of food, and this place has yet to fail in satisfying my appetite. The fish has always been well cooked - not done to death and in a nice, crisp batter. Whenever I've been in, it's also been fried fresh to order - which means it's you, rather than your food, which will be sitting around for a bit. The chips are good, but not exceptional. That is, they're not the kind of crappy half-cooked shambles you can sometimes get but they're not always that right kind of crispy you associate with a good chippy. The mushy peas are decent too, not too runny but not green goop either. I have a habit, acquired from my time in Sheffield, of slapping a large amount of Henderson's Relish on things like this. (For those of you who are yet to become familiar with the famous Sheffield sauce, it looks similar to Worcester sauce but doesn't taste the same.) Even without a good coating of the Hendo's, though, the food here is tasty and filling and they're not shy with the salt and vinegar when you ask them for "Lots; like, seriously, plastered". If I'm eating unhealthily, I go for it big time. The only criticism I have of this place is that their opening hours are pretty short. They do a lunchtime and evening opening, but they're not somewhere that you can call in to after a session in the pub or after making your way back from a heavy one in Manchester at 3AM. Which is a shame, because I'll take a portion of proper chips after a heavy drinking session over fries any day of the week. If you're around the Heatons and fancy a chippy tea, then The New Britannia will see you right. Just don't expect any late night kebabs.

Consistently good, nice eat in area, friendly staff as with most chip shops they have generic good…read morequality pies and fish. The batter on the fish is excellent and the portions are large. But for me where they stand apart is with the deserts, all of which are freshly made on the premise. We actually came back for the forest fruits crumble at 11.40 on a Saturday morning just to get it warm from the oven.

The best chip shop in the north west…read more I've been coming here for the last 20 years, and there is reason for this! The chips are crisp and golden. The pies are cooked to perfection and as for the fish, battered to perfection!! The cafe area is clean and heated and although their isn't much space on match days, you will always find a seat.

Once again my rational, local self won out over my thought to jump in the car and drive 20 minutes…read moreto the best fish and chips in Manchester (Fosters in Didsbury or Alderley Edge) - buy hey, why not try new things and eventually use the fish and chip shop 5 minutes walk from my house. And overall, yes - pretty damn good fish and chips at pretty damn good prices! We bought 2 cod and a large chips with 2 large mushy peas for £11 which seemed really good value and when I got them home and on the plate the look, smell and consistency of them looked like it was a good choice. The taste overall was good if the chips were a little undercooked for my liking but i definitely will go back with it being so close, even if Fosters fish and chips is on a different planet in terms of quality and overall pleasure to eat.

Decided to go out for fish and chips. They have a restaurant and takeaway. Fish, chips, mushy peas,…read morebread and butter and a pot of tea starting from £5.95. Staff are very friendly and if you asked them they will change your drink for a can of Coke if you wanted to. Nothing seem too much trouble for them. It is very clean inside and they have a good range of deserts. I will definitely be going back.

Nice fish & chips locations with cool concert posters - they serve nice fish & chips with mushed…read morepeas. Great service and relatively spacious inside but you are supposed to take your food away to go, innit. Check it out if you are ever in Fallowfield, Manchester, UK!

I come here frequently but was let down about 20 minutes ago as (maybe a new?) staff member leant…read moreher hoodie onto the paper she used for my food and handled the fish partly with her hands. As someone who works in a kitchen, I have no idea why she was wearing sleeves and felt the need to lean with both arms onto the paper my food was then put on. Still paid for it as I didn't want to be rude but put it straight in the bin. £13 worth of food wasted. Very unhappy as the girls that usually serve have perfect infection control and cleanliness.

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

This chippy based in a rather small wooden hut doesn't look like much, but boy do they know have to…read moremake fish and chips. I know some people that travel quite a distance to get a fish supper from here and there can be quite a queue. Being in a wooden hut, it's burnt down more than once, however it simply keeps returning and the quality doesn't drop. There is a little space nearby to park a car if it's a little out of your way, so if you feel like a quality no-nonsense fish and chip supper at home (as this is only a takeaway), head to this place and try and claim this review is wrong :-)

Even though this chippy is a small wooden hut they cook the best fish & chips I've ever taster…read more Staff are very friendly and helpful as well. I have a friend who travels over to Timperley from Chester just for the Fish & Chips