Wifey picked up some Gordon Ramsay Fish and Chips for us to try recently and I finally got the…read morechance to give it a proper go. Here are my honest thoughts. The wings were decent. Nothing that knocked me off my feet but solid enough for what they are. The french fries were exactly what you would expect. Potatoes are potatoes and it is genuinely hard to go wrong there. Now the fish, which is really the entire point of visiting a place called Fish and Chips, was unfortunately a letdown. Zero flavor. Completely bland from start to finish. There are several sauces included and I suppose if you enjoy building all of your flavor through dipping that approach could work for you, but personally I would much rather the fish itself show up with something to say. The surprise standout of the whole meal were the dirty potatoes. Those were loaded up nicely and genuinely delivered. I would order those again without any hesitation. But the fish is what I came for and the fish is where Gordon Ramsay Fish and Chips fell short. Given the name attached to this concept, the expectations walking in are naturally going to be elevated. Unfortunately the fish did not come close to meeting them. For a restaurant built entirely around fish and chips as its signature offering, the main attraction needs to bring a lot more to the plate than this.

Small portions for the prices. I'm talking like 5 pieces of shrimp for the shrimp and chips, but…read moreotherwise the quality of the fish and shrimp was pretty good. They were really hot when they arrived so they were freshly fried. Batter has a nice crispy texture. The sauces were okay. I got the Gordon Tar Tar and the Dijon Mayonnaise and they didn't really stand out with the flavors. Honestly, I couldn't taste much of a difference between the two. Food came out pretty fast which makes this a convenient stop to eat at before or after watching a show.

I am excited to share my dining experience at The Thistle with you! The warmth and kindness of the…read morehostess created a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere from the moment I arrived. It was refreshing to be greeted with such genuine hospitality, making dinner even more enjoyable. I immediately ordered exactly what I had been craving for. THE ORIGINAL THISTLE FISH & CHIPS! Satisfying my craving was precisely what I was aiming for. Perfection in a delightful crispy batter, paired with golden "chips" fries, tater sauce and coleslaw. [Don't be shy to ask for more tartar sauce.] It's a BYOB spot, so don't forget your favorite bottle of wine or beer, which goes great with fish! I'll be sure to bring a bottle the next time I go. Can't wait to go back.

The Thistle Fish & Chips is a small restaurant in Lyndhurst, NJ. There is NO OFF street parking…read more Curbside only. I had to wait 25 minutes for a space to open up. As you enter there is a small waiting area and an ordering counter. Staff were very nice, cheerful, & accommodating while I waited for my order to be cooked and packaged. I didn't look into the dining room since this was a take out order. PROS: Cleanliness appears to be high on their agenda. My order consisted of Fried Oyster dinner, Fish & Chips dinner, and a Fried Shrimp & Scallops dinner. All came with French Fries and Cole Slaw. They also provided plenty of tartar and cocktail sauce. Additionally they have Malt Vinegar which is a must, at least for me when eating fish and chips. The oysters were cooked to perfection, as were the shrimp and scallops. CONS: The fish fillet was undercooked and the coating saturated with oil. I don't think the fryer was hot enough. French Fries were soggy because the steam from the closed containers. Easily solved by putting in a frying pan to crisp them up. Coleslaw was okay. As for Pricing, they are quite high for portion served. $30.00 for 2 shrimp, 2 scallops and a mound of french fries is outrageous. I can get a full seafood platter at any decent diner or restaurant for this kind of money. I think I'll look elsewhere when I get my next craving for this type of cuisine.

Tasty fish truck that parks at parks at West Point occasionally. There are quite a few menu choices…read morefor a truck. The fish is fresh and perfectly cooked. Fries are crispy and nicely seasoned. In the fish and chips box, there are 2 large filets of fish piled high with plenty of fries. The taco wraps come on a medium sized soft tortilla with your choice of grilled or fried fish. We had the kojak which was filled with crisp veggies, fried fish, white sauce and cilantro. It's messy but a refreshing change from fish and chips. I think the standard type of fish is catfish, but could also be tilapia or whiting. I will have to check next time. They also have salmon and shrimp options which I will need to try. Prices are fair for the portions.

Hey American if you are looking for a good fish & chips DJAY'S fish fry is on point. I was at the…read moreArmy Vs Navy lacrosse game at West Point go army but they didn't beat navy but that's okay.DJAY'S fish fry did five stars in my eyes the salmon and rice with a salad was on point. I spoke to other people who agreed with me and the music was banging. Friday and Saturday at West Point r by the px peace.

I still think for the price it's well worth it. The large is massive and the serving of chips is…read moregenerous. This feels quite authentic to what I'd get across the pond. I love the option of both curry or mushy peas. The server was attentive, made sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed and even offered extra tartar sauce. I'm a big cod fan - that's the way to go but haddock is also good.

cute and cozy store for long time. they'll make a French one Infront of you. After I had dishes…read moreinside, all over from top to bottoms smells - very oily :( I don't recommend wait/ eat inside. because of the store is so tiny and kitchen is right next to the cashier..... eat outside benches or go to the park right around the corner. Food quality is excellent!

This hidden gem is a lot more than dish and chips. It is am old fashioned New a England seafood…read moreshack. Best belly clams in CT and great chowders!

A hole in the wall seafood spot with generous portions! It's a very casual spot and most people…read moreseemed to do take out but there are tables inside for dine in. My husband and I ordered the warm lobster roll (stuffed with TONS of lobster) with a side of onion rings (lightly breaded and delicious). For appetizers, we got the crab cake, stuffed clams and fried oysters which were very large portions. We also got the clam chowder and lobster bisque. I liked the clam chowder better - it was thinner than usual but had great flavor. The lobster bisque was a bit thick without much lobster and a strong sherry flavor but my husband liked it.

Brothers Fish & Chips has great seafood--everything was fresh and well seasoned. The restaurant is…read moreon the smaller side, which makes it perfect for a more intimate gathering. Definitely worth a try--you won't be disappointed.

Their truck is one of the classics at the fireworks fest. They're brilliant with the fryer,…read morecarefully maintaining the integrity of the fish and potatoes. New this year: there was no wait and enjoyed the refreshing white sangria.

Honestly this is such a deal spot. The food was fresh and not oily at all. It was fried very well,…read morecrispy and not overdone. It's definitely a hole in the wall but service was quick and pleasant. For $13 it's definitely worth it and will be returning. My only note is that nothing is salted or seasoned but I think you may be able to ask for it, otherwise I added some garlic powder, lime, chilly and salt at home; delicious.

No Coke Pepsi only No nonpepsi diet part of fish monger Very…read morefresh no desserts. Across from KFC.

Technocrats are going to ruin the U.S. Also, technocrats are going to save dinner because my…read morealgorithm be algorithming. Two things can be true I suppose. Instagram reels led me here - and the Yelp reviews confirmed it. What a gem!! My co-driver (that's what he is today because we had a tiff lol) loves fish n chips. So far the best he's had is in Norway. Since Norway didn't award POtuS (see what I did there) the Nobel prize, I no longer feel obliged to think purely of the peace of returning to Oslo to our favorite chippery. Deranged. Anyway, we were juggling dinner ideas tonight and I remembered this spot. Even better since my mom is in town and dying for something different. I had no idea what to expect - even looking at pics. It's a straightforward place - 3 dine-in tables, and counter seating. We opted to eat in and what a delight! Here's what we got: -fish n chips -fish and popcorn shrimp -fried clams w cole slaw -2 New England clam chowdahs The person behind the counter brought our food out to us within 7 minutes - all freshly fried, crisp and hot. The fish was moist and flaky. The chips were salty, crispy on the outside and pillowy on the inside. The Cole slaw was divine! Soup is for tomorrow - the sneak taste I had has me counting down the hours. We got there just in time. Within 10 minutes we went from being the only people there to it being standing room only. My general seafood rule is if I can't see the ocean from the restaurant, keep it! But occasionally I'm wrong. As such, I'll be back for the lobster bites, soft shell crab, po' boys, and fantastic service! Note: it's on 22. If I was a cat I'd be down 8 lives after trying to cross back over to the Krispy Kreme for a lil something sweet afterwards. This place is worth it though. Send it!

The Chippery made Yelp North Jersey's list of top fish and chips places, so as a Seattle native I…read morewanted the region's take on a dish I grew up with. The owner, Tamer, is super friendly. He took my order himself, although there's also a huge tablet at the register, and he cooked and brought my food to me at my seat. He also checked up on me as I ate. My double cod fish and chips was served hot out of the fryer. The breading was crisp and clung to the fish, which is awesome, because I hate when the breading separates. And the chips were exquisite - crisp and fluffy with a nice dusting of seasoning. I was impressed that the menu offered cod as an upcharge from the standard white fish, which I dumbly forgot to ask about. I love when a fish and chips restaurant has more than one kind of fish! The sweet tartar sauce is not my thing. I prefer capers, lemon, onion, more acid. The breading was seasoned, but the fish itself wasn't.

For my first time trying the food i love it the fish well seasoned the flavors were immaculate the…read morecrunch, wow. Now the shrimp and the fries is definitely a nine out of 10. The service was quick responsive. The only problem I have that spot is parking. If you enjoy fish, shrimp fries promise you will enjoy this place.

I discovered this spot on Tic Toc. So I decided to stop by. Honestly I am somewhat familiar with…read morethe area however this place has never stood out to me. I went on a Saturday around noon. There were like five other customers placing orders. However from time of placing order and receiving food was not even a good 10 minutes. Staff was quick and friendly. I had the surf and turf box. 3 pieces of fried fish, 3 chicken tenders, 3 jumbo shrimp with fries. That was $20. I also had a slice of pineapple upside down cake. The fish was very nice sized portions. The chicken tenders where a little skimpy. The looked like when your mother say we have chicken tenders at home. BUT to make up for the skimpiness they tasted like your mother made them at home. The shrimp were a nice size. The cake take like a well made box cake. By no means am I complaining. I enjoyed the food. The box I got was big and shareable. It easily feeds 2 people. The food was hot and made in clean oil. I certainly will be going back. But next time I simply want the school street sandwich. I would say if you will not be eating immediately in your car or live extremely close by you need to open your bag and crack open the box if not you risk your food being soggy.