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.

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

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 !

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.

Royal Fisheries is a little chippy tucked in next to a small grocery store, just down the road from…read morethe Royal Park pub. I have graced this place on occasion with that good old yearn for chips that everyone knows. The fish is average but they do really good scallops and their chicken is much nicer than most of the takeaways in the area i.e not dry, and with a good amount of actual meat as opposed to the skinny little bits you can get at some of the neighboring places. They also offer scraps for free and have an array of condiments to suit your rumbling tummy needs. They also have a TV if you have to wait a bit, but unfortunately there's nowhere to sit down. As far as price goes they're cheap as chips, wahey! And they also do free delivery if you can't quite muster up the courage to get down there in this chilly weather.

Despite Hyde Park having many fast food take aways lining its streets, there is a little shack half…read moreway down Royal Park Road, a little out of the way of the main shops serving up fish and chips. I honestly think, that in this particular area, it is the best fish and chip shop. It not far from the pubs, but avoids the centre of takeaway central on Queens Road. The fish is good and the chips and scraps are a real treat, and not too far from many student properties, meaning I used to nip out for 5 to pick up some food. Oh, how my life has changed in a year. The also sell burgers and pies and a vast selection of sauce. Speaking of sauce..It is tiny in there and I have fond memories of squeezing in there once with my mates... One of them managed to pour sauce EVERYWHERE. Understandably, the man behind the counter was not pleased, but hey, I give him full respect for biting his tongue.

just had some chips brought back... they were a bit greasy to be honest. Good lining for tonight…read more My minion liked his sausage and my pa was impressed by the fish.

It's not an updated review, just an update with some sad sad (choking back the tears) news! My…read morefavourite chippy has gone up in smoke! Apparently a dodgy thermostat on the fryer so I'll be on my quest to find another until they re open, any suggestions are welcomed on a postcard but please remember to include a return address so you can receive a prize lol (not really!)

The shops on this parade seem to be forever changing hands, but Mr Fish has been there for quite a…read morewhile if I remember rightly. Surprisingly, given the amount of takeaways on this street, this is the only fish and chip shop (unless you count Tracy's Plaice way down the other end) on the main road. Because of this, and the fact that it was jammed full of locals and students when I went in, I assumed it would be something special. Unfortunately, perhaps due to the Friday night rush of business, I was left slightly disappointed - I ordered just chips and scraps, and was served rather slowly for such a simple order. When I eventually got it, the food was edible but by nothing to write home about...perhaps my expectations were just too high.

Its hard to find a decent inland chip shop where the fish tastes as good as the sea side and this…read moreis definatley 1 of them, the service is very friendly and and the food is great value for money at £3.80 for a good size portian of fish and chips where as most chippys tend to charge £4.50 or more for a scabby fish and chips that taste horrible. The fish is put in the fryer as soon as you order it instead of getting 1 thats been keeping warm for however long the only down side is that they dont leave the skin on the fish but it still tastes good even without it. I would highly recomend this chip shop and i go here quite often on my lunch break as its only down the road.

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.

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%

Best fish and chips in the area. Freshly cooked as you order and a good portion as well the staff…read moreare always pleasant to the customers. This is my regular Friday tea.

Really talk of the town is a good fish and chip shop but there are some workers who need some brain…read morecells. Like once a lady with ginger gair got my order COMPLETELY wrong I asked for a large sausage and chips she gave me a batters sauseges with sauseges and mushy peas and this other time in the chicken nugget meal she gave me 3 in stead of 5 chicken nuggets I am OUTRAGED 2 stars because when there are some decent workers there who get ur order RIGHT your order is delicious