Very Popular chippy, prepare to wait. Staff too busy to chat - you wont get 'banter' from them but…read moreyou will get good quality food. I regular eat here when working back in Antrim. Very well organised and clean chip shop but not cheap.

This is my favourite chippy in antrim, though the staff can be quite grumpy while serving you. The…read morechicken spaces are lovely, and judging by the amount of people who order them they are quite popular. The curry chips are lovely, but the fish is the only thing that has disappointed here. It was greasy and tasteless which was a real shame as i love a fish supper. The chippy has also started selling filled sodas and bagels so might be useful for anyone looking for a filling lunch in antrim.

Without doubt the finest chip shop in Antrim, very big portions good prices excellent range of food…read moreand the staff and always friendly. You can call ahead and place your order

Had a fantastic fish and chips from here. The fish was huge, well battered and crispy at that!!…read moreGood portion of chips and all served in a cardboard box-very tasty and well priced.

Wow! What a delight!!! When in Ireland, traditional fish and chips is a must!…read more On New Years Eve, I made a spontaneous decision to choose fish and chips over my Jenny Craig lentil dish. Im sure no one can blame me. When you walk into this little restaurant, you are walking up to a counter and ordering your dinner. They have 14 varieties of chips, priced from £2.20 (small chips)up to £4.60 (taco chips with bolognese and cheese). There are four varieties of fish (i got the fresh battered haddock at £3.60) and fries and gravy for £3.40). The fish and chips were delicious. The gravy was bland (hence the 4 stars instead of 5). The serving was extremely generous. This isnt the best fish and chips I ever had, but I would put it easily in the top 3.

I'd read some glowing reviews of this fish & chip shop so I kept it in mind. I don't eat this food…read morevery often now but I did eat a lot of it in my early teens, but that's a whole other story. So pulled up into the car park, two degrees outside and 'are we human or are we dancer' coming out of the radio as I turned off the engine. First duty was into a nearby supermarket for a soft white bread pan. When it's fish n chips it has to be tea, bread and lots of butter. A good sprinkling of salt on the fish n chips too. Carbs, animal fats and hardly a healthy calorie in sight. So into the chip shop to a friendly welcome from a man, certainly didn't look like Paula but it's a funny old world so I thought better than to ask. Two fish and chips please (or as we used to say: two fish suppers) £11.60 was required. I checked it was cod and he almost seemed taken aback at my question - he said, 'of course'. I waited a bit pleased that the food was being cooked to order. The portions of cod were huge, with fresh, white chunky and skinless meat. If you aren't sure how fresh cod tastes try it here as it's very fresh. I thought each chip portion was a tad mean but once home and in the plate it was generous enough. The food is cooked in beef dripping. There is no substitute good enough, groundnut, peanut, rapeseed, olive, corn oils none come close. The batter was towards thin and I like that, and to be fair the food sat in a take out bag until I got home and put out the plates and do on. Despite this the food was excellent, perfectly good food and still quite warm. A chip buttie was a must. Now I've eaten some of the finest foods on earth but I gotta tell ya the taste of a white soft pan bread chip buttie with a bit of salt and a generous slap of butter is wonderful made all the better with hot tea. The glowing reviews are right, it's a great place. The next time I want very good fish & chips I know where to go. Maybe next time I'll sit in and have it at its very best. Who knows now that oil prices have fallen the prices here should drop too.

Consistently good sized portions, thankfully never too greasy like some other establishments. A…read moreneighborhood restaurant with locals and visitors, they treat everyone as family. Prices have been kept fair as of the last time I visited in 2025.

No frills popular fish & chips joint in Belfast. Came highly recommended by our tour guide…read more Services is fast, food is delivered promptly, servers are friendly. Ours even chatted with us for a bit upon learning our large group was dining for the first time. You can tell this is the type of place that attracts both locals, regulars and tourists.

The Tober is my better halfs local chip shop and it comes in at a close call to being my favourite…read morechippy. (See The Crescent) Again, there's a number of reasons why I love this place so much but number one has got to be their battered mushrooms. They're huge, fresh, juicy wonderful snacks. I can't ever order from here without getting a portion. Also their pastys aren't half bad either. (Something The Crescent lets me down on) It's a great wee local shop where everyone in the small village of Parkgate comes for their weekend fish and chip treat. They even stay open now on a Monday and Bank Holidays to keep the regulars happy. It's sweet to know these tiny communities still have such close connections. Something we lose out on in the bigger cities. If you're from around this area or happen to be passing through call in and give them some business. The culchy counter staff will be pleased ta see ye hay boy!

After a lot of exercise it's always good to ground yourself by having a big heavy chippy, you…read morewouldn't want to get too fit would you? That's exactly what I did this afternoon. I decided to try Geogia's on Holywood High Street as there's always a queue and I've always wondered if it was actually worth waiting for. First thing I am going to say is the staff are great, there were 3 working when I went in and they seemed to be running a tight ship, each person had their job and they were performing their jobs to perfection. I asked if they took debit card but unfortunately they didn't. The chap working said I could place my order and go to the ATM further up the road and by the time I got back my food would be ready. He wasn't wrong because I came back to the shop just in time to answer the all important question, 'Do you want salt and vinegar?' The food itself was good, although not mind blowing. There's plenty of competition in this area for fish and chips so Georgia's always had a lot to live up to. I got a 'Cod Supper' - I got loads of chips (too many) but the fish portion wasn't huge although it was fried to perfection. The meal was enjoyable and I will definitely be back although I might try something different from their large menu.

I visited Georgia's chippy with my friend the other day and the food was AMAZING and at such a good…read morevalue. I ordered the Cowboy supper( chips, sausages and beans) and my friend ordered a burger (made specially by Georgia herself) and we enjoyed every bite. The service was also excellent, everyone was friendly and did their jobs well. I think its safe to say this will not be the last time i will be visiting Georgia's chippy.