Not a big eater of fish and chips, I have probably about once a month…read more When I do I generally go here as it is my local fish and chip shop. All in all not a bad fish and chip shop staff are a little bit miserable I suppose, it's also a pizza shop in the same location, and they can get quite anal if you phone the pizza shop number when you ask them to put a spam fritter in, as they are cooked to order.

The BEST Fish and Chip shop in my area. It's off the beaten track and its reputation has spread by…read moreword of mouth. Spotlessly clean the fish is fried to perfection and there is a good range of alternatives too kebabs, pizza, chicken etc. Generous portions help to complete the perfect meal. We travel five miles at least once a week and they also deliver in that range. Pick up a menu there is a great selection but perfect cod tops the list.

This is the best fish and chip shop in Thornaby. The food…read moreis reasonably priced and always cooked to the highest standard and the chips aren't as greasy as you get in some fish shops. The staff are friendly and efficent and get through the queue quickly. There are signs up as certain fish are cooked to order so take notice when you walk in and give your order or you will have a bit of a wait.

Well having not visited during the period of the lock down, I was surprised at the removal of the…read moresmall seating area next to the actual shop. Now some swanky tapas bar that push pizza.you can still get fish and chips from the shop next door but the way it's served is a little demeaning. Maybe the world has changed in the way the good old British public receives its fish and chips by the seaside. Deconstructed with wraps replacing bread and butter. It was as tasty as normal but I'm afraid it will be take away for me from now on.

See, I hate to argue with Whitby fish and chips- but these are amazing. Being tempted in by a daft…read morename paid off. They also make my rare and guilty pleasure- spam fritters- which you have to wait a few minutes for (then a few minutes to cool down, because it's hotter than the surface of the sun) and they are most definitely entirely bad for you- but meh. I was a student when I first came here- so one thing that was particularly good were the "nosh boxes" a something (fishcake/sausage/etcetc), chips, and a "splash", peas, gravy, curry etc etc for darn cheap. The staff are lovely, they do a range of stuff, I never saw the place dirty, and importantly, they do scraps.

Turnbulls is to Northallerton, as the Magpie is to Whitby! Top class, good old fashioned fish and…read morechips. Turnbulls is well known for it large fish that hang off the plate and their competitive prices make them hard to resist. Friendly staff and food always on the go so no waiting around - its definitely the place to get your fish and chips to enjoy down on the park or to take home for a proper fish supper!

Turnbulls Fish and Chip shop is the best fish and chip shop in town. It is very cheap and very…read moretasty. The only downside is that it isn't open very often I think it's Wednesday, Friday and Saturday lunchtimes, Friday and Saturday night. The fish is very succulent and the chips are not too greasy. When they portion out the chips it sometimes looks like you don't get a lot but when you have eaten it all you are full. And if you aren't then you could have got two as they are so cheap! I give them five out of five.

Always great and always fresh fish and chips! They were the…read morewinner of the 2011 National Fish and Chip Award. It's a bit out of the way though and could be hard to find.

Hands down, the best fish & chips shop in England. Always…read morefreshly prepared, generous portions and fast, friendly service.

The only place or should that be plaice... that sells chips cooked in vegetable oil…read more Do you know how many chippys we tried before we finally found this little box of delight? The answer would be pretty much every other chippy in town. *Go into chippy* 'Do you use dripping? We'd get told yes. And we'd move on. No matter that google & numerous websites say that chippys did veggie chips. They'd be out of date or straight out liars So when they said yes they use vegetable oil & I bit down on the lovingly prepared butty, I may have had a mouth & taste orgasm! They lovingly craft the butty. Making sure you put the salt & vinegar in the right places. That it's slightly squashed so that the chips won't fall out. They care out their buttys... Wunderbar!

This place is a little gem. Also they have Henderson's Relish, please scarborough splash some on…read moreyour chips, fish, sausage and pies it's awesome. Buy a bottle there and smash it back!!!!

We dropped into Capplemans around 6pm on a grey Tuesday night in June and it was busy and bustling…read morewith a mix of locals and tourists. We waited at the front of the shop as instructed by the clearly written sign which is prominently displayed as you enter the cafe (a fellow who ignored this instruction and found himself a table was greeted with the lovely put down of: "I suppose you will be wanting a table for one then sir"). After a couple of minutes we received a warm welcome from the young waitress and we were seated at a window table. The decor at Capplemans is very 1980's - think of an elderly relatives living room and you will get the idea - and the service has similar old school charm (if you are following instructions). This approach seemed to suit the majority of the clientele and while it's a little bit dated it did not detract from what was a very fine fish supper. I had a whale of a haddock with a small chips and a portion of mushy peas which came included in the price. Crisp batter, fresh fish and well cooked chips - it was a very tasty meal and even with a bottle of Black Sheep to wash it down I struggled to make it to the finish line. B was similarly pleased with her cod supper and also struggled with the portion size. We left after the best part of an hour with our wallet hardly any lighter and in serious danger of slipping into a food coma. This is a good thing .....

This place serves fish 'n' chips that'll blow your mind. The fish is cooked as you wait and the…read morebatter is light and done to perfection. The chips aren't too greasy and you even get the option of 'scraps' (all the crispy bits in the fryer!). The best fish n chips we've had for a long time. Just missed the Scottish 'chippy sauce' we're used to!! The only reason I knock a star off was because the lady that served us was rude and off hand. We got a take-out and she made a deal of not understanding our accents. She also didn't realise I'd given her £20 and not ten and had an attitude when I stated a needed change of £20. Maybe she was having a bad day or doesn't like Scots!

I think this must be one of the best fish and chips in the UK! I was last here 10 years ago and…read moreremembered it so fondly it was the first place on my itinerary for my latest trip. And it did not disappoint this time around! It was exactly as remembered. The battered haddock is so perfectly cooked and delicious. The chips are great too!

This came highly recommended but we can't say it was any better or any worse than most local fish…read moreand chip shops. The upstairs was retro and packed. The gluten free batter was amazing, the other batter not so much. The Haddock tasted like Haddock - as it should. Gravy was a little too thick (Lancashire snobbery here). The mushy peas sensational! I started with a prawn cocktail which was as classic as I remember. The chips were, well just chips, nothing to rave about. The service was chaotic from our waitress. $25 squid each with tip and a drink.