Awesome food great service. Will I return Absolutely Been a…read moreColeman fan on trips home but my Cousin lives near by. The line at the to go told me she'd booked a great choice. Fish and chips this good plus beer - will I return - AB SO LUTELY

Traveling by cruise ship stopping in Newcastle UK. Wanted to try authentic English fish and chips…read more We were not disappointed. We shared this meals and it was plentiful. Very hot. The fish was made to order. Flaky and flavorful. Fries were great and loved the tartar sauce. Yummy.

Whenever my husband and I return to Newcastle to visit family, we make it a point to get fish and…read morechips and we usually come here. The staff are friendly, the fish is crispy and the chips are nice too. Portions are huge too! It's nice taking a stroll by the quay after our meal too. I appreciate how it doesn't stink of fish in this area however along the pedestrian path there's quite a bit of dog shit despite all the signs reminding pet owners to pick up after their pets...

This has to be one of the best fish & chip shops when I'm back home - i've grown up with this place…read moreboth takeout and sitting in on an occasional trip. When my friends came to visit for the weekend we decided to head down to the fish quay in order to show them the places you go to for real fresh fish! We got there about 6ish on a Saturday evening and were seated straight away in a nice booth. Ordering some drinks and plenty of food we all choose something a little different. I went for the haddock and chips with a side of curry sauce - which on arrival was enough to feed 2 people. The pot of curry sauce would have been enough for the 3 of us! My friends opted for the battered sausage and scampi both of which looked good too. All accompanied with plenty of salt, vinegar and tarter sauce alongside a rather large bowl of scraps for free! All meals do come with a pot of tea and bread & butter however we decided there was enough carbs on our plate already! With a few cans of pop there was also an option for wine and beers on the menu which is a nice touch. Staff were good although they could have done with some extra people to help clean up the tables as those were left to stand for a little longer than necessary. All in all though - this is a great chippy and I think I impressed my guests too with a bit of northern goodness!

Been to several Fish&Chip Shops on my visits over to the U.K. Marshalls is a must every time…read more It's in a nice little seaside part of Tynemouth with a street full of independent shops to visit. Marshalls is a gem, right in the middle of it all. It's simple. Fish, chips and a can of the soda/pop of your choice. By far my favorite fish in all of the shops that I've tried. HUGE portion of fish on top of a large pile of chips (fries) simply served in a basket. There's really not much else to say. Would I go back? I do. Every single visit. It's is one of, if not THE, most important stops of every visit. So just go. If you find yourself anywhere near the Newcastle-Upon-Tyne area, you MUST go.

Fish and chips close to the coast is a tough industry. So many places in the area to try and the…read morecompetition for quality is on! This place was brought to my attention because apparently it's famous and really good. The decor is basic, like most fish shops. The tables have connected bucket seats for 4 or 6 people. The staff are really nice, they come up to your table to take your order. Prompt service. The portions of food are huge, which is a good thing for me. However maybe on this day they missed they mark. 4 of us went and we all got the same vibe from the food... The fish itself was delicious but the batter and the way it was fried completely wrecked it. This was some really greasy fish. It was the type of greasy that lingers in your mouth like a layer. The chips lacked everything. Poorly fried and lifeless chips. It's a shame cause it's also expensive compared to others in the area. £7.50 for fish and chips £6.50 with no chips. I think there are so many fish and chip places in the area I don't need to go back.

Visiting Newcastle UK on our Icelandic Cruise and wanted to try real fish and chips in an English…read morepub. We found this place on the main street in the old part of town. They were unfortunately out of fish and chips. So we bought a drink. There was a fish place across the street so we asked the Bartender to allow us to eat some in the sidewalk dining area which he allowed. The drinks were great, we ordered a second, as we're the fish and chips. Next visit we hope to try this establishment's fish and chips.

My brother and I are traveling through England on a walking holiday. We were attracted to the…read morePriory for its sheer "pub-iness". The atmosphere is warm and fun. The staff is friendly and accommodating. My brother had Steak and ale pie and I had fish and chips. The portions were generous and the food tasty. The priory cask ale is both flavorful and smooth. I see they have live music on the weekends as well. We would definitely go back.

Admittedly it's been 13 years since I last ate here, as a tourist from Alaska...visiting my…read morerelatives. They brought me and my husband to the "best chips shop on the quay". 13 years later I still long for this traditional fish and chips shop and the fantastic cod. Oh man...the long, thick fillet and the perfect batter...the chips, the malt vinegar. I even loved the mushy peas. My husband and I would kill to be there now. I hope it's still great. And I hope it's still there when we come back. We took a picture of it for the photo album, so I haven't forgotten the name.

I visited all the way from Dallas, TX for these fish and chips. The people who own the place are…read morevery friendly and we had a nice chat while waiting for the food. I ordered the jalapeno poppers to try them and they were incredible. The fish was a large portion and the chips were crunchy and delicious. I really enjoyed the sides of curry and mushy peas as well. Wonderful coastal town walk for a nice traditional dinner with the family.

This is by far the best fish and chips in Whitley bay the staff are so happy to serve you and the…read morefood is outstanding. A must try if you visit you will be hooked.

This place has reopened after a fire and it used to be really good…read more I went in with my wife on a Wednesday afternoon to try it again and was dissapointed. We purchased a large Cod and chips plus a standard "Prime" Cod and shared the chips between us and there were plenty of chips for two from the one portion. Total price was £14.60 which included tea for two and a slice of bread with spread each. Pensioner rates are available. The fish was cooked but the batter was like a crisp shell with an eighth of an inch layer of uncooked soggy raw batter attached beneath and largely inedible. We placed the batter upside down on a side plate and left it, on reflection we should have complained. I do not know if the fryer was a regular fully trained person but their cooking was not up to scratch. Good batter is an essential for this type of establishment. The Cod itself was not as big as expected for the largest portion with the batter removed and the difference between the two portions was not greatly evident, the chips were well drained and tasty enough, the tea was good and the bread was from a standard white loaf. The facilities were good enough as the place has been completely refurbished after the fire. I was close to giving two stars but the fish was all eaten and the chips as well so we had what we went in for. I did miss the batter though!

Red Hut is one of a few chip shops on Ocean Road (a street which holds host to many different types…read moreof takeaways and restaurants). They have recently bought the building next door and it has been converted into a restaurant-type thingie for people to eat their chips in the summer time. Their fish and chips are really nice portions are adequate for one person anyway, the fish is nice and they also have quite a large menu of other fried items. Their smoked battered sausages are lovely! They have one rival on Ocean Road - won't mention names but the rival is located further up Ocean Road in a more prime location for people who have just come from the beach, however during peak time, you're probably best off going to The Red Hut as the queues tend to be a lot shorter! And there's not that much difference in price or quality.