I have no idea how to rate this restaurant. When you first walk you feel like you're on the east…read morecoast. The servers are all kind and friendly and everything look cute and fishing themed. We had a party of 12 so this might explain why our food took so long to come. Some people at our table got their food straight away but I got my food 1 hour later and even then my order was wrong. I asked for pan fried pickerel got deep fried and it was very dark even burnt in some places . Not golden brown like fish and chips usually is. My friend got the lake fish and was told that she got trout even though it clearly wasn't trout. I was disappointed as this restaurant looked pretty good and was such a cute little place. Side note there is a store downstairs and might not want to get any food down there because it is overpriced and stale.

Food was amazing here. The calamari was soft and very seasoned…read more My friends ordered their fish and chips and they are a must-get. The fish were big and meaty. They had ordered all 4 types (white, pickerel, etc). They were different and delicious in their own way. The homemade coleslaw that it came with was unique and light. The breading on the fish was thin and crispy. The fish chowder was filling and great for 2 people. Service was a little slow but the servers were kind. There is very little parking so plan accordingly.

Coming home from canoe camping, we travelled the French River and stopped by 827 Catch for fish and…read morechips. We got four freshly caught pickerel, which came in a light batter that was perfectly fried. We also ordered a side of poutine, the most delicious thing I ate after a camping weekend. We waited 10 minutes for our food. The restaurant also sells butter tarts, burgers, fries, fish, and chips. There was only outdoor seating available--two portapotties on site. Lots of parking available.

A small hole in the wall with absolutely delicious fish n chips. Affordable. The owner was lovely!!read more

The halibut fish and chips was really good. Light batter, not too greasy and cooked perfectly…read more The service was really friendly as well. The decor was very plain, but I wasn't expecting anything fancy from this cottage town. I know halibut is always expensive, but the price seemed very high.

When you are on HWY 400 passing by Parry Sound and you are hungry, check out this food cart. They…read morelook like a hotdog stand but they have one of the best halibut fish and chips in Ontario. Batter was so light and coated well, fries were one of the best I have ever had! They even give you gormet brocoli and bacon salad instead of typical cabbage coleslaw with your meal.

Stopped by for a poutine. Ordered the small. Portion sizes are small as compared to prices. The…read morepoutine itself was quite good. Good gravy and curd. The fries are excellent. Order came up quickly and staff were all super polite and wearing masks. Can't say the same for the other patrons waiting. Will stop by again when I'm in the area.

A-OK. They serve white fish. It's a good stop in the area of Killarney Provincial Park…read more The interior is utilitarian, looks nice, and has comfortable seating. Service is reserved and prompt.

Thick cuts of fish and perfectly battered. Fries were perfectly cooked as well. Portions were huge.read more

We saw some good Yelp reviews and decided to try this fish and chips place during our trip in…read moreTobermory. It was cold autumn month when we were here but they offered a dining area outside with heater. On the menu, they offered one piece fish and chips combo, or fish and shrimp combo, or chicken and back ribs at less than $25. They also offered all you can eat fish and chips at $28.99. We were pretty hungry so a few of us went with all you can eat fish and chips. The fries were mediocre but the fish was awesome. Each one piece of fish here was cut into two half pieces when they fried it. The fish was perfectly cooked and flavoured with very crispy breading with perfect thickness. The white fish tasted so fresh and soft. The owner was so nice to renew our fish a couple of times until we were full. Very satisfied with our dining experience here and strongly recommend their fish and chips.

Really liked the blue & pirate-themed decor - chill and laid-back, perfectly fitting the Tobermory…read morevibe. The fish was very fresh and juicy, wrapped in a thin, crispy batter, the best fried fish I've had so far, though my limit was one fish, and I'd feel greasy after that. The fries were on the thin side; it'd be even better if they were made in authentic British style. Fried calamari was delicious. Also wanted to try their shrimp, but too bad it only came in a combo while we didn't need more fries. Their homemade IPA tasted good but was pricey - 4 cans for $35. Service was good, meeting standard expectations. Overall, it's a solid spot for fresh seafood in Tobermory. Food (quality, creativity, consistency) - 4.3/5 Drinks (quality, variety) - 3.5/5 Ambience (interior design, cleanliness) - 3.7/5 Service (courtesy, knowledge, timeliness) - 4/5 Value (quality vs. price) - 3/5 OVERALL - 3.7

We were directed to this food truck when we checked into our hotel in Tobermory…read more It was a great find! The fish was fresh, the breading was tasty and the homemade tartar sauce was awesome. The chips were amazing as well. If this was down the road from my home, I'm sure I'd be there every week. Just a note, it is not hard miss. If headed towards Tobermory, it will be on your right shortly before you get to any of the entrances to Bruce Peninsula National Park. If headed from town, you will pass both the Cypress Lake entrances and the one just south of there (don't remember the name). Look for the Lonewolf Drive Thru sign Fish is served from around 11:30 with the last order taken at 7:30.

I came here based on all the good reviews on Yelp. It's a cute little chip wagon (now a renovated…read moretrailer) We ordered a large fry and a large poutine just as travel food. It took 30 minutes for them to call our number. Granted, they were pretty busy... But 30 minutes for 2 orders of fries is a little crazy. My fries were good (although not 30 minutes good) but could have been a little warmer. The person I was with said their poutine was good. I don't eat meat so this review is based solely on the fries and service. I'd still recommend checking it out for yourself! OH and the address here on Yelp didn't take us to the chip wagon. We had to continue driving until we saw it on the left hand side (leaving tobermory) which was about 7km.

This is without a doubt the best fish & chips AND poutine I've ever had in my lifetime. The…read morepickerel was incredibly soft and melted in my mouth. It was lightly breaded with subtle spices and ever-so-slightly fried - but not like the fish & chips that will leave you with a stomach ache from grease and excessive breading. The poutine was also delightful, once again the chips were not too fried and the gravy was perfection without being too heavy. I got half cheese curds and shredded cheese and left happy and fueled. The outside seating is excellent and spacious and the staff directed us to the really clean indoor restrooms. The ordering window is past the gas station which could also make this the best fuel stop meal ever, or just an excuse to refill on gas.

The service was good and the food came pretty quickly, but my poutine wasn't good and the gravy was…read morehonestly burnt. How do you do that? Ambiance was eh, mainly old folks.

Oh my goodness, amazing smoked whitefish, pickerel and trout, right by Killbear Provincial Park. My…read morehusband and I learned about this place as we tried to buy campfire wood and ice. Brian Perks sells great hardwood for your campfire. He also sells blocks of ice, which I prefer, as opposed to cubes. SO here is our business practice as a customer: on the way into camping, we pick up Fire and Ice (a.k.a. wood and a couple of ice blocks). Every few days, we come back again to replace said items. Brian Perks charges far less then the park does, and his wood is better, too! But the thing to truly die for is the smoked fish. When you are staying in a park called Killbear, with actual bears roaming around, you don't want to be keeping smoked fish in your cooler, car or tent. We pick ours up on the way out. You can choose between Whitefish (drier, whiter, nice for salads), Trout (oily, full-flavoured) and Pickerel (I have not tried it). Both the whitefish and the trout are outstanding! Mr. Perks told me that most of his produce goes to New York City, and much of the rest to Eastern European customers in Ontario. My Mother (Ukrainian and Romanian) adores this fish. Last year I forgot to pick some up, and she's not let me forget it! This year, I stopped by Perks Fish on my way out of the park, and was so happy to see him still in business. If you enjoy smoked fish, or just need fire and ice for camping, check out Perks Fish! A true hole-in-the-wall, hidden gem, etc., it is worth a detour if you are in Parry Sound, and worth stopping by if you are staying at Killbear.