If you are looking for fish and chips in Arrochar. I highly recommend Arrochar Chippy .Fish and…read moreChips. Upon entering I was made feel very Welcome by the staff. The staff were very attentive , helpful and offered great customer service. The fish and chips were delicious. Also ordered the curry sauce and sausages . This fish and chip offered a great selection on their menu. The establishment is very clean and also sells products from Scotland. It should be noted I am from Washington DC and served with the United States Marines all over the World and traveled all over the United States of America. I definitely know a great cafe from all my travels and life experiences. This cafe is A must visit upon your traveling to the Highland's of Scotland. The establishment rates many stars. I definitely will be visiting again in the near future.

This chip shop is full of dreams and joy. I had a vegetarian chip butty sandwich - with chips,…read morecurry sauce and cheese. This sandwich is going to haunt my dreams now. When can I come back to Scotland for this?!

Since I moved to Dunoon I've been searching for a takeaway that could rival the quality I grew…read moreaccustomed to living in the city and finally I've found one that not only meets those standards, it exceeds them. The food from this little fish and chip shop is outstanding, as well as very reasonably priced, and the service is friendly and fast. Established in 1938, the Queen Street Chip Shop was the first and remains the oldest in Dunoon. It's not big. I'd say that if more than half-a-dozen customers were in there at any one time it would start to feel cramped, but I've never had to queue so it's not a problem. The only criticism I would make is the lack of parking. The road outside is double yellow lines, so you can't just nip in and out unless you're on foot. However, there is a free car park in neighbouring Pilot Street, barely fifty yards away, and in Union Lane just around the corner, so the inconvenience is minor and well worth it for the food provided. I've yet to explore their full menu, but what I've tasted is of exceptional quality. The chips in particular are crispy and chunky, and a large portion for just £2 is sure to fill you up. As far as takeaways go, you're not going to find better in Dunoon. There are others that are reasonable, some that are good, but this place is by far the best and whenever my wife and I fancy a treat it's definitely the place we'll go.

Was in Dunoon for short time on business. When it got to feeding time I fancied some chips and…read moreheaded here because it got a good review. Staff seemed nice, however the food was another story. The chips were quite soft, but tasted ok. The haggis with it was very greasy. My business partner had the black pudding which was made to order. He was not impressed with his either. In the end we both dumped most of the food in a bin, having eaten less than half.

Delicious scallops and chips! We chose to try scallops, instead of fish, since we had never have…read morefried scallops before. They are huge and juicy inside. The chips are also huge and soft inside. The seafood chowder is hearty delicious. You can eat in or get a take away and sit by the water to enjoy (both food and view).

Fast service, excellent fish, and massive portions. It's a great value…read more The restaurant has limited seating. It appeared at least after their business was taken out. We will probably try again next time in Oban.

My guy and I were really wanting some fresh fish while on the Isle of Bute and we found it here at…read moreZavaroni Fish and Chips. Don't judge a book by it's cover as it's not the nicest looking chippy, but there was an older couple behind the counter who were nice and welcoming and reminded us that the fish is as fresh as it comes. We both ordered a fish supper to go and took it just across the street to sit near the water and enjoy. The fish was perfectly cooked and seasoned and the chips were some of the better ones I've had from a chippy. We were really happy about our seaside meal and would recommend this chippy if you're looking for a great fish supper. I took a picture of the menus while waiting for our food and as you'll see there's so much you can order here. Lots of locals in and out while we were waiting, all the couple serving us knew by name. It was a great thing.

I had the pleasure of eating at Zavaroni's while visiting my wife's family in Rothesay. Zavaroni's…read moreis a lovely little no-frills cafe that serves excellent fish and chips and ice cream. The fish was perfectly battered and crisp, and simply presented wrapped in paper with a side of chips and mushy peas. All this, along with bread and butter and a cup of tea for around £7! My wife had the fried scampi (shrimp), which was equally delicious and served in a similar manner. For dessert, I ordered a double scoop vanilla ice cream, and my wife ordered the single nougat, which were a perfect cool, refreshing ending to a delicious meal. Totaling less than £20 for everything, Zavaroni's was a delectable bargain, and one that I hope to experience again when I return to Bute.

Hands down the best fish and chips I have ever had in my life! I have been trying to visit this…read moreestablishment for some time now and although their hours are scarce, it was worth the wait. When you walk in you are greeting by some of the most friendliest staff with the cleanest take out joint I have ever visited. The menu board is expansive but I decided to stick with the cod (regular size) and chips w/ slat+vinegar. The portions were huge and I had to share with a friend. Since I was dining in I was offered a proper fork, but they have wooden takeaway forks should you choose to walk and eat. Seating is limited, probably about 6 stools facing the window. There are a variety of dipping sauces available but I just went with the standard salk+vinegar and everything was amazing!!

I'm sure that this guy had a surf and turf on special Scallops and black pudding with chips for…read moreonly £8.00 l will have to try that next time I'm back this way. This is one of the cleaner chip shops that l have seen in a long time. On the menu there is a large selection of seafood Such as Scallops, Cod, Monk fish, Calamari, Smoked haddock it's hard enough to find these in a restaurant never mind a chip shop.

Four stars for the voted "best fish and chips in Scotland"... a quick service fish and chips shop…read morein Largs, Scotland. I appreciate it when a place tells you that you will be waiting a bit, helps set my expectations, and this place certainly warned and took their time getting to our order, but it was well worth it! Best fish and chips I've ever had! The fish was fresh, crispy and hot!

Excellent chippy just opposite Wemyss Bay train station and ferry port to go over to Bute…read more £6 for a fish supper and £4 for a double battered sausage supper. Great quality chips and really good portion sizes. When I next visit Wemyss Bay I'll make sure I arrive hungry so I can treat myself.

Great chips shop right across from the Rothesay Ferry Got a…read morefish supper, plenty of chips and huge slices of well cooked and crispy battered fish Just wish it was larger so you could sit in

Just a few tables, fortunately there was room for us. This evening we met the owner's husband who…read morewas charming and helped us with our orders. Order the fresh tartar sauce! I ordered the mixed seafood platter, large portions and well-prepared. A nice wine list, too. We were very satisfied with our choice for dinner. And we will visit the restaurant's "sister," FISHY FISHY when we're in Fort William later this week.

Ya know, it's funny. I looked for an open restaurant as I came back into Oban on the ferry. It gave…read moreme a few choices, one of which sounded good: Oban Fish & Chips. Except I walked over there and found nothing, just open waterfront. Whoops. Fortunately, I walked right past this other open restaurant that also had fish & chips at a reasonable price, and more importantly, HAGGIS! I can tell you now, they should rename to Fish, Chips, and Haggis. Because this fried haggis sausage is da bomb. I think when they named that one sandwich "da bomb", they were wrong. It's this. Delicious haggis, perfectly deep fried, just the right amount of breading. Classic, timeless, Scotland. The dinner includes plenty of chips, light fried, not dripping with oil - some of the best I've ever had. So get that, not the single. In the end, the only downside is it's takeout-only. No room inside. Great service, great selection, great food. Do stop in when you come to Oban to head out to the wonderful North West isles. (Do all of this. Trust me. It's wonderful here.)

A lovely sunny day and a swim at the gorgeous lido in Gourock led us to thoughts of fish and chips…read more The lady at the lido recommended this place and it was indeed a good call (though they do lots of things other than fish and chips of course). The restaurant is clearly an old place - the vintage decor has been brilliantly preserved and on the Sunday when we visited, the place was buzzing with happy eaters, families, groups of friends - we were lucky to get a table in the sunny area at the back with great views out over the water (don't look down though - the car park below isn't as picturesque). The fish and chips was excellent - portion not too big, perfect. Felt like we had stumbled on a real gem. Lovely bistro menu, great atmosphere. In short - great place.

We decided on a wee spur of the moment trip doon the waater or at least via the M8 to Gourock. One…read moreof my favourite spots due to it's range of independent shops. Mainly boutique style but it beats the old run of the mill stuff. Nice vintage shop and others where I like to do a wee bit of pressie shopping. Any way, while there, we decided to grab a bite in the Cafe Continental - been here before with my wee sis and it is easily wheelchair accessible to the front bar and middle of the cafe part. The raised deck (up a few steps) isn't accessible where the best views of the firth are but still some lovely views from the lower level. The place was very busy and we were asked if we had booked - oops! Thankfully the staff checked the bookings and managed to squeeze the 4 of us in for late lunch - early dinner on proviso we left at 18.30 which was ample time. The table we were seated at was very sticky but the waitress popped over quickly once I had pointed it out. The quality of the grub was good and the dishes could be ordered in half sizes for the kids. I opted for the tapas menu - a Scottish twist on it rather Spanish style with mini haggis etc available - 3 different dishes for £9.95. The chicken wings were delicious and moist rather than crispy so slightly different from the usual fare in a nice way and the sauce was the likely suspect for previous sticky table moment. The front bar was filling up nicely with a good atmosphere and if I hadn't been driving, may have been tempted to stay for a beer or four! In summary - great service, good food and at a reasonable price with flexibility for the kids. Thumbs up.