This friendly little shop is my local fish & chippy. The…read moreprices are reasonable and the staff are so friendly and helpful. This place is quite popular and often has quite a big queue, never a problem though as the staff are efficient and service is spot on. Pretty consistent and always fresh food, with all the expected bits and bobs on offer. Only once or twice have I ever been let down by this place, think they had turned the cookers off a few months ago and was less than impressed with a lukewarm fish that I needed to reheat( I keep going back and that speaks for itself.

Absolutely beautiful fish n chips, we had 4 specials the fish was freshly cooked and was stunning,…read moreand the dog enjoyed his sausage .The staff were lovely and friendly definitely recommend this place

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%

Whoever decided to open this fish and chip shop is fulfilling a serious purpose in life. The best…read morefish and chips we've had in the area by far. Delicious!

Cracking fish and chips! Open on a Sunday too. We chose haddock which had a lovely crispy batter,…read morechips were smashing too and so were the mushy peas. Best of all they served it in a cardboard fish & chip box so the batter remained crispy. Many chip shops use polystyrene containers and by the time you get them home the fish is soggy. Will definitely return next time we're in Bolton-le-Sands.

My housemate told me of the legend of Ritz Fisheries, and I found it hard to believe. Could there…read morereally be great fish and chips so far from the sea -- and in Armley?! It's true, friends. If you're after a fish supper, I'm now convinced there's no better place. As promised, there was a queue half way down the street early Friday evening. Locals know what's up. If you've not given them a go, don't worry about that one bit. I was in within 10 minutes. The fridge has your standard chippy pop options, including (if I remember rightly) shandy bass. That takes me back! The choices are also the usual, so no need to explain. I opted for the regular fish and chips with some curry sauce. Haddock and chips was under a fiver! The fish was cooked beautifully, the batter hardly got soggy at all (unlike most places) and the chips were just what you crave from a chippy. Basically, this place is the business.

This place is quite plain and small, but the menu offers a lot of options. The service is fast,…read moreunless you order either a small fish or a "special" (which is a bigger fish), and the portions are generous. Given that I work near here, I got used to eat fish and chips every friday. I haven't tried many fish and chips shops till now, but my collegues told me that this is one of the best in town. And they are right! The fish is good, damned good. For less than a fiver you can have a huge haddock with countless chips. Honestly I couldn't say anything about all the other choices in the menu because I stick to it and I am not willing to try anything else! Of course you can have scraps for free and add salt and vinegar while they wrap your meal, but if you want a sauce you have to pay for that: add less than one pound for a big curry pot (or mushy peas if you prefer) and you're done! Go for a smaller pot for 45p if you prefer, but it won't be enough... Anyway, this shop is not in a posh area of Leeds, but if you end up in Wortley or Armley don't miss it.

Park Fisheries, where to start where to start... As a young child I spent days dreaming of Park…read moreFisheries, father dearest would drive past on our way to colonise. After years of yearning on the 4/20/1969 I took that momentous step inside. To this day I am a regular at Park Fisheries and have never met a better fish than the one I did there, we are still good friends (his name is Keith) and even roommates! One day hopefully more... we'll see! Needless to say if he says yes the wedding will be at none other than Park Fisheries. Park Fisheries shines a light in the already sparkling town of Leeds. Thankyou, Love you, Kindest Regards, Peace out, Keith.

A taxi driver first informed me of the wonder that is park fisheries. This is the best fish and…read morechips in Leeds, friendly service and fantastic grub. I have been coming back ever since, that's five years and I hope I will enjoy many more.

Middleton fisheries is one of the best fisheries in Middleton. I go there whenever I fancy a good…read morechippy and I always happy.

If ever I wished for the ability to give half stars…read more........ Oldfield Lane Fisheries is very much a traditional chippie, it doesn't try to do a vast array of take away foods as more and more chippies seem to be doing but instead sticks largely to doing fish and chips and doing them well. I gained intense pleasure from my food (and I don't do pleasure very often these days). My only beef (can I say that when reviewing a piscine business?) was the size of the fish which was slightly smaller than I am accustomed to but I have to say it was perfectly cooked and this anti-batter person found himself enjoying each crisp, flavoursome nibble. (I was going to go 3.5 stars because of the size issue but I just loved that flavour so much)

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.