My local English chippy! Only open lunch & dinner times, they do the most delicious cod & chips,…read morewhich at £5 is not the cheapest but you do get a huge portion. The fish tastes like its the highest quality and the batter is nice & light. Friendly service always.

Omfgg bloody hell it's the like an orgasm of fish and chips world. Amazeballs. Yum yum.read more

This place has Food Hygiene and Safety' issues, so I would avoid and try somewhere else…read more Staff handle money, touch the piercing on their face (yes, its still there), have a good scratch of their shoulder (under their shirt) and then pick up your food without using the utensils. Disgusting... basic hygiene please.

Been a few times now Not the best below standard no please or thank you staff full of piercings…read morewich arent covered and very small portions try market Street fish and chips they are spot on

Having been a fan of the original Foster's venue from my days as a student on placement, I was…read moredelighted when they opened up in Didsbury a couple of years back. Unlike the Battered Cod & some other chippies that I have frequented (& to be fair, enjoyed in the moment) the chips do not leave me feeling uncomfortable afterwards and, more importantly, they taste great. If you eat in the restaurant section, you can have as many as you want too! The fish is also delicious with batter that has a good bite to it but is not at all greasy. In fact, their fish & chips is so good that I attempted the Male vs Whale challenge last Summer (see http://wp.me/p1TJO-1j for the full write up of that). Challenge is the operative word! I've never been so (almost literally) torn. A plate full of fabulous food, yet my eyes and stomach bulging to the point of almost no return.... If you follow Foster's on Twitter ( @fostersfish ) they often do a 'twitter tuesday' offer where you can pick up a certain meal/menu item for a discount rate & last year they even hid some tickets/vouchers around Didsbury.

If you want buckets of chips cooked in tellingly fresh oil, moby dick sized portions of fish…read more(Haddock or Cod) and freshly homemade mushy peas and curry sauce then Fosters is your best bet. In fact of all the Manchester fish and chips shops I've been to - Leo's, The Friary etc - Fosters is the one that will actually make you go out of your way to visit or maybe plan your night around it. Based in Didsbury Village but also with an excellent branch in upmarket Alderley Edge, Fosters offers a dine in and takeaway service. Having been at Didsbury Beer Festival all afternoon, an evening of stodge was well required and deciding to go without the formalities of having to dine in, takeaway seemed a smart choice (until I got home and realised that my wifes plan was to watch the X-factor - oh how I wished to have stayed at the beer fest!) For 2 haddock, 2 chips and the peas and curry sauce mentioned above it was £16.50 which was pretty good value. Service was quick and 2 guys on the counter seemed up for a chat, unless that was just me after a good few pints of fine craft beer.... This takeaway occasion was great although we have been in the day before (around 6 months ago) and found the Saturday service to be fairly poor and staff very unfriendly so it's up to you really if you want to chance it by dining in.

This in another pub just down the road from me…read more Its has a lot of good beers and wines it not cheap for drinks. It has 3 hand pumps and normally has something interesting on. Inside it is lovely and the food is very good. If you don't fancy something how it is on the menu just ask. My Dad always gets his steak with gravy and a Yorkshire pud instead of peppercorn sauce and onion rings. Children are welcome too. Its a good place to know about if your planning a pub crawl in Stockport, a nice pub that does food. Just a little update they have a new menu. There is a small fish and chips on it and it is the perfect size if your not in a hungry mood or just not good at eating big meals. They have also had a redecorate so its even smarter now.

Took my dad for lunch today been here several times before and the food is even better than i…read moreremember it was last time, very fresh & tasty, attentive staff & great if you have any allergies/food intolerences as they ask when you order - also was asked if i wanted additional sauces and was brought the requested sauces i asked for (BBQ & Sour Cream) without a problem - good selection of real ales - great parking / good location also

The food at this chippy was absolutely delicious and the service was amazing! The woman who served…read moreus was super nice and made our meals fresh and piping hot right in front of us! Would definitely return again!

There are two Tony's one by the stadium and one just off Ancoats. Fish and chips are fab…read more Affordable and nice people. Try them!

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Tib Street Chippy, and I must say it was an exceptional…read moreexperience. From the moment I stepped foot into the shop, I was greeted with warm smiles and a delightful aroma of freshly fried fish and chips. The menu at Tib Street Chippy offered a wide variety of options, catering to both traditional and modern tastes. I opted for their classic fish and chips, and I was blown away by the quality and flavour. The fish was perfectly cooked, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The chips were golden and had that ideal combination of fluffy interior and crispy exterior. It was truly a match made in culinary heaven. What impressed me the most, however, was the promptness of the service. Despite the busy evening rush, the staff at Tib Street Chippy managed to deliver my order in record time. They were efficient, ensuring that every customer received their food with minimal wait. The attention to detail and dedication to providing excellent service was evident in every interaction I had with the staff. Not only was the food exceptional and the service prompt, but the atmosphere at Tib Street Chippy was also inviting. The cozy seating area and charming decor added to the overall experience. It was clear that the owners and staff took great pride in creating a welcoming environment for their customers. In conclusion, I highly recommend Tib Street Chippy to anyone craving delicious fish and chips. The exceptional quality of the food, combined with the prompt and attentive service, make it a standout eatery. I can't wait to visit again and indulge in their mouthwatering offerings. Next time I'll try the sausage.

Loverly the last time I went yum yum in my tum I would go again when I am near by but I do…read morerecommend the place

Really good fish and chips right next door to Cask on Liverpool St.....Cask allow you to eat your…read morechippy tea in their bar - which makes the Friday night chippy ritual all the more pleasurable. Menu is exactly as you would expect - pies, battered sausage, cod, curry sauce and mushy peas - what else do you need! As a final note, I dont know how others feel about this, but in my opinion, the best chip is the chip that is tinged brown with a slight (only very slight!) flop. Fish Hut does have these, but when they are queued out, they maybe dont always let them cook long enough to get that nice light brown colour....shame but they are hardly the only chippy in Britain to do that!

I have, I am ashamed to say, eaten at a Chip Shop twice this week. This does give a special power…read morethough - the power to review Chippies with astonishing prowess! My visit to the Fish Hut today was actually quite a surprise - it's recently seen quite a face lift, both inside and out - gone are the grimy windows, the dingy counter and grungy posters (last one's a bit of a shame actually, I really like those!). It's in with the shiny glass, white walls and er... parallelogram shaped plates? You can eat in, or take away - unlike the good old days though, you can tell you can eat in; it wasn't until today that I realised that there were tables! We ate in, and it was good; a portion of chips, battered sausage and scallop (the potato kind, not the sea food kind). The size was great, the chips were nice and hot with nary a green, black or oddly undercooked one in sight and the batter on the scallop and sausage was crispy and light. If you don't fancy fish and chips (who are you kidding?) there's actually a coffee shop upstairs too - I didn't get anything this time, but I think I'll be making a trip back because it smelt great! The coffee so shop was also doing baguettes and assorted sandwiches, so now you can suggest the chippy to even the most health conscious; safe in the knowledge that you can still get your plate of spuds...

I loved this place so much. It was my first time coming to UK and trying their fish and chips. The…read moreowner was very nice and lovely. Food was fresh and price was fair. Will definitely come again!! Highly recommended:)