Delightful Fish n Chips! The batter is not soggy, it is not thick, it is not scalding - it is…read moreperfectly flaky, crispy, and flavourful. The fish inside is fresh, flakes at an acceptable chunk size. No mush at all. Leave that to the mushy peas, which were a good balanced blanding compliment to the saltiness of the fried stuff. The Fishermans Wife should be designated a historical landmark of Leeds.

Was at the shop behind Leeds Market. Always a stop here when over for a visit. And I mean always…read more Proper English fish n chips. Super friendly staff too.

This friendly little shop is my local fish & chippy. The…read moreprices are reasonable and the staff are so friendly and helpful. This place is quite popular and often has quite a big queue, never a problem though as the staff are efficient and service is spot on. Pretty consistent and always fresh food, with all the expected bits and bobs on offer. Only once or twice have I ever been let down by this place, think they had turned the cookers off a few months ago and was less than impressed with a lukewarm fish that I needed to reheat( I keep going back and that speaks for itself.

Yummy fish & chips - never lets you down. Staff friendly, fun & helpful…read more Just missing a star cos its not open enough- i sometimes fancy fish & chips after a late shift and only place open around is the empire, so i find myself driving into rothwell!

Excellent Fish and Chips, love this place Always hot crispy…read morebatter and fresh fish. Highly recommend giving it a try

From the owner: Our brand new Yorkshire Fish House concept is combining traditional Yorkshire Fish & Chips with…read moremodern, tasteful Fish and Seafood restaurant dishes. Chris Smith, our new head chef is a highly experienced chef specialising in Fish dishes. Our passion for quality and his innovative approach to cooking has lead the restaurant to a fantastic selection of dishes. Of course, at the centre of it all we have our famous Yorkshire Fish & Chips, we are committed to using only highest quality, sustainable fish. This and our light, golden batter creates the perfect portion of fish and chips !

Good Fish and Chips. Tasty and proper. Out of the city proper, assuming more of a business/lunch…read morecrowd. Full chippy menus including chip sauces.

Came to Fish Out on my lunch being naughty last Friday with my work mates, and I have to say it was…read morethe freshest fish and chips I have had in a long time, Would recommend if your looking for your local fix of fish and chips 100%

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.

This Midgley's has been around for years, unsurprising as it always turns out quality fish and…read morechips. I've lost count of the number of times I've been down here at a lunch-time, and I've never been disappointed by it - cripsy batter and chips that are not too greasy, all piled under more scraps than you can shake a stick at make Midgley's a safe choice. It's also often full of older generations, which suggests to me that it must be good, as everyone knows old Yorkshiremen really are the fish and chip connoisseurs of the world.

I'm a veggie, so not a great advocate for any F&C shop…read more However, the occasional bag of chips sorts the occasional hangover or occasional carb craving right out! Facts: Midgleys is on the way home from my office. Midgleys was the fish and chip shop used in the series "Fat friends" although they put a different sign up for the filming. Anyway, I digress. What they do do that is truly INCREDIBLE and I have not seen in other chip shops is...Cat scraps. 40p for a bag of bits of fish offcuts and bones etc! I cook them up and the cat (and dog) go madferrit*. *that Mad for it. not mad ferrit

This chippy sits on its own opposite the Grey Horse, but, perhaps because you can park right…read moreoutside, it does a good trade. However, it obviously doesn't do well enough to remain open for more than a few hours at any one time, as I have found to my frustration on more than one occasion. Apparently it's not that unusual for a fish and chip shop to open for lunch, shut in the early afternoon and then reopen for tea time, but for one in such a good location (right at the top of Horsforth's Town Street) you'd expect one continuous period of business. If you can catch this place when it is open, the fish and chips are pretty nice, and they do a mean battered-sausage. It's very reasonably priced as well...it's just a shame you can't enjoy it whenever you want to.

So-so standard fish & chips…read more As the reviewer before mentioned this place should be doing a roaring trade, but sadly there is too much choice in Horsforth to have to settle of this mediocre chippy. The chips are usually over-fried and crunchy, the fish non-descript. Redeeming feature the mushy peas are quite nice. I have been told that the sausage is delicious (as also indicated by the previous reviewer), but it's not for me. They also sell Southern Fried Chicken, but as I have NEVER seen anyone buy it, presumably those who have either won't or can't buy again, I would not recommend it. This place used to be full of school kids on a weekday lunchtime so I imagine that's were they get a lot of trade. Again too much choice to put Long Row in the top five this side of Leeds. Give it a miss if you can.

Walking in, the ambience of this place was fantastic. There were people on dates, and lots of…read morefamilies. We were greeted right away and sat in a nice table by a window. The waitress was amazing and was very attentive to our needs. The food was amazing and so were the milkshakes. The fish was juicy and the batter was nice and crispy. The chips were good. Everything in this restaurant was amazing. If you haven't been, you must go.

Every time myself and my flatmates just NEED that hit of Fish & Chips we head down to old Billy…read moreMurgatroyds in Yeadon. Amazingly fast service and friendly staff, not to mention gorgeous fish & chips, make this our number one choice every time. What makes this Murgatroyds even better is that Tarnfield park is situated a minute or so down the road so you can overlook the lake whilst devouring your dinner! A massive amount of fish, chips, salt and vinegar (and a large dandelion and burdock to go please!) costs under £8 so it won't break the bank. If you decide you'd like to have a more refined lunch, you may order from the restaurant that looks like something out of an old souped up saloon bar. Service is always excellent and the food is continually fresh, fast and affordable!

Four of us went for my wife's birthday, first time visit. Superb quality food and excellent…read moreservice. We'll definitely be returning in the near future. John - Leeds

Quality fish and chips here both takeaway and sit down. The restaurant is alwasy busy but staff are…read morestill very sweet. I alwasy go with my kids and everyone has a lovely time. There's normally some sort of colouring-in competition so my lots always spend half the time making the most colourful picture they can which is then put up on the wall when we leave. It's not just fish and chips - plenty of other fodd here so you aren't tied to batter and spuds! NB It's worth booking here as it is ofetn quite croded. But get a table booked and everything goes sweetly.

I was not even aware of Brett's presence until a few years back when a friend suggested we should…read morego in after watching a cricket match at Headingley stadium. Before visiting Brett's, I had been satisfied with the other two standard Headingley chippies, Midgley's and Bryan's (both excellent) but, as I realised on my first visit, Brett's outshines both. There are many, many reasons for this; firstly, it just feels like a chippy - always a long queue of cold Leodensians dying for something warm and fattening, staff who yell orders to each other and have aprons covered in chip fat, and a couple of rickety sheltered benches just outside the shop for those who can't wait until they get home. On top of this, the setting (inside an old, ivy-covered terraced house on North Lane) makes Brett's both quaint and perfectly located in equal measure. Whether you've been at the cricket, the rugby, or just on a ten hour drinking binge, Brett's is always a welcome sight. But it is the food, of course, which makes the biggest difference. Rumour has it that the reason that Brett's batter tastes crispier than anywhere else is down to the use of beef fat, rather than vegetable oil - a stroke of genius I'm sure you'd agree (as well as making the food taste better, it also means there are no vegetarians ahead of you in the queue!). The cod and haddock itself tastes and feels fresher than any other Leeds fishery I have stumbled upon, and the chips are just glorious. Go to Brett's. Go now.

Originalyl Headingley was well known for it's Test Cricket and as a wealthy, well respected…read morevillage. However, with the increase of students in the outskirts of city, KFC's, clubs and bars, the town is almost recognizable. This is apart from Bretts Fish Restaurant. The is nowhere else you can sit and eat a takeaway or sit down and have a meal in a 1930's oak paneled surrounding! Bretts ivy covered restaurant really does stand out from businesses such as Lucky's and Gangster's takeaway on the same road with very contrasting, modern exterior. Bretts has many famous specials (as well as their gorgeous, traditional fish and chips...very scrummy) such as Lincolshire Maris Piper potatoes and Icelandic Haddock. Bretts has put a classy twist on a meal that has been branded in modern society as a dirty, greasy takeaway. You can eat a well presented, fish meal in Bretts restaurant with a lovely bottle of wine off the extensive wine list! Due to it's location Brett's is often frequented by cricket media and fans!!! You must book your table during Test Match season well before!!I