The Original Fish And Chips

As a veggie I can not comment on the fish part of the original fish chip company, but I can for their chips vouch. chunky, well boiled and served in huge portions to favorable trips, they are the perfect drunkenness/overhang. the chippie also offers other fats were like sausage or bacon berries as well as sandwiches and wraps. I got the veggie wrap once, but since it was just tomato, salat and wobbly, I won't rush again for another. there are a few tables outside the walkable fishing where they can wait while their dishes are fritted, or eat in the sun however, my favorite thing at this chippie is the connecting sushi shop. yay sushi! a contrast to...read more

Man this place is hit and miss. Dry horrible batter sausage. Nice chips sometimes. Tasty chicken but wouldn't dream of order fish from there even though there a fish and chip shop. I just know it won't be up to scratch. To be fair they should be better.

Worst sausage and chips ive ever had. Everything was so so dry I couldnt eat any of it. Massive waste of money

Missing half my order !!!!! I’ve called 1000 times and nobody awnsers I want my money back 13 quid alone and on savoleys and I ain’t even got em !!!! Cheeky !!!!

Visited here for a quick bite (literally to eat before heading into the city; I started by asking how the kebab meat was prepared as I couldn’t see a spit in the kitchen. After enquiring about whether it was ‘bucket donner,’ the man serving was reluctant to answer, but assured me I would be back for more. Following a bit of a wait I was presented with a tortilla wrap (not naan! smothered with mayonnaise and about half a head of lettuce (no tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, chilli sauce, raitha, or any of the other toppings you’d expect to find on a kebab and 4 limp, gristly strips of unseasoned meat. I took one bite, in which I couldn’t locate any of the scant portion of meat, before deciding to bin it there and then. The only thing generous about this kebab was the huge amount of mayonnaise and lettuce used the mayo would have exceeded the 100ml liquids limit for air travel, whilst the huge portion of lettuce wouldn’t have looked out of place in a salad bowl on a buffet table. I don’t even know where to start with their use of Mexican tortilla bread in a Turkish dish. My one, disappointing, bite cost me just shy of £10. Needless to say; I won’t be returning.