Yummo! Go here! We…read morechecked this place out because of a mention in our hotel magazine about it being one of the best fish and chips in Scotland and they weren't wrong! This is a sit down restaurant located in the basement, not what we expected, but much better than a basement sounds! Several of us ordered their classic haddock fish and chips and it was battered perfectly! Light, crispy and delish! This was the best fish and chips we had during the trip and there were many good ones. Side salads were yummy and huge. Coleslaw was just ok, supppper creamy. I prefer the mushed peas. The chorizo and fish starter was good, but not worth recommending or repeating. Local beers on draught available. Our server gave us a great recommendation for a bar after (Duke's Corner). Dessert special was a traditional Scottish dessert of oats, berries, cheesecake and whiskey and was worth trying!

Had to try the advertised "best fish and chips" in Scotland. We had haddock and cod. Both were very…read moregood and I would return, but I'm not sure they were the best I had while in Scotland. Service was good and the restaurant has great ambiance (behind the fresh seafood counter).

Used to be great, when Hugh had it. We've stayed up in Pitlochry often, but first time back in a…read morefew years, staying for a long weekend. Thought we'd have a chipper tea as it was such a hot beautiful day and sit eating by the river, so headed in to The Place To Be. Ordered white pudding suppers. First hint of something not being right was the guy put the white puddings into a microwave oven, then into the fryer. When we sat down to eat, the pudding was like a brick, both in colour and texture. The chips were regurgitated potato mash. Had to throw them both in the bin, and go to McKay's for something decent and edible!

Absolutely delicious!! We've had fish and chips in a few different places while over here. By far…read morethe best! This is our second day in a row. And we'd be back for more if we were here longer.

This place is legendary. Mention Auchterarder to people and without fail "mmm fish and chips" will…read morebe uttered in response. To be honest even seeing Auchterarder on a sign post can have me salivating. I really am that suggestible! So when we were heading towards Auchterarder at tea time it seemed like the Gods of overeating were smiling on us. 2 fish suppers and one mini fish supper later the car smelt awesome, it had gone very quiet, fingers were greasy and all was right with the world. The chips were perfection, proper chippy chips. Unfortunately, the batter on the fish wasn't quite crispy enough, another couple of minutes in the fryer and the batter would have done justice to the fresh, meaty fish within. That said we managed to finish everything and ensured that the next trip up north comes with the requisite craving.

The best chip shop in Auchterarder! If you fancy chicken nuggets, chips, fish, pizza or something…read moreelse this is the place for you! Friendly staff. The only problem is sometimes we find small bones in the fish, this is basically the only reason it's not five stars!

A great wee place, over the best fish & chip shop in the Ferry, serving traditional fish teas, ie…read moretea/coffee, bread/butter, supper. Decor is modern, clean & unfussy. They offer pensioner half portions as well as kids meals, a veggy burger and all the usual extras if required, beans, peas, pickles etc Always delicious and freshly cooked with breaded haddock being my mum's choice rather than battered. The veggy burger comes in a toasted bun so can be a bit dry, ask them to butter it tho and it's perfect. Music is now supplied thanks to a radio or mini cd player ;) The girls serving are always cheerful and polite too which always helps!

Excellent service and well cooked local produce (my haggis supper was particularly nice)…read more Could have done with some background music as well as more fish on the menu other than haddock but otherwise no complaints.

The food was fresh but not the most flavorful. The fish cakes were too potato-y but the crab and…read morelobster were cooked very well on the roll. The brioche was lovely.

I went with friends to this place that opens at noon. We lined up at 11:45 and soon enough by the…read moretime they opened there was a huge line. All I can say is delicious! I got the lobster and chips. The lobster is so so so tasty. The chips had the lobster garlic and butter juice all over them. I don't actually like chips (French fries) however these were so good I ate the entire tray to the point of making myself sick with overeating! They do run out of lobster and there is always a line so be warned, but I would wait in line anyway for this glorious food.

Brilliant fish supper from the Dunkeld Fish Bar while staying in Perthshire on holidays…read more This place has won awards for its fish and chips, and I can see why. The shop itself is for takeaway only, is clean and well presented, and the staff are lovely. On the walls hang various awards and letters of recommendation from happy customers. Their haggis, sausages, and burgers are all supplied from local producers. As for our fish and chips - the chips were deliciously crips on the outside and floury on the inside with a lovely flavour. The fish was meaty, fresh, with light crispy batter. Fish & chips don't get better than this!

I don't know what kind of magic is happening in Dunkeld, but I was so pleased when my friend…read morebrought me to Dunkeld Fish Bar, where they offer gluten-free fish and chips! As a relative newcomer to Scotland/the UK, this was actually my first chance to eat fish and chips since arriving as it can be tricky to find gluten-free batter on offer. The batter looked maybe a little thinner and paler next to my gluten-eating friends' dishes, but was still crunchy and delightful. The fish inside was tasty and the chips were acceptable (though we did takeaway and the 15 minutes in the takeaway box might have brought them down a notch from their original glory - not the restaurant's fault!) All in all, a great first fish and chips experience in Scotland.

This place was our little savior after an eight mile walk along the Fife Coastal Path that ended in…read moreCrail right before the town was closing up for the night. I'm allergic to fish but was able to find some tasty options to fill up for the night. I had the smoked sausage, chips with vinegar and smashed peas. I especially enjoyed the smashed peas and smoke sausage. My dinner mates had the fish and chips and the lobster patties and seemed to enjoy those as well. We didn't have dessert but they do offer chocolate, vanilla and strawberry ice cream. This is a simple cafe with a handful of tables and an easy setup for carry out. Located in the heart of Crail, it was an easy five to ten minute walk from the Fife Trail. Such a reward to cap the day off!

What's not to like? I rarely eat fish and chips these days, but I stopped in here on impulse and…read morewas thrilled by my decision. Fresh and moist haddock perfectly cooked. Probably the best prepared F&C I have eaten.

The crieff road chippy is lovely.Average prices for a chippy .most of the time i have used it the…read morefood had been fresh and hot.There is a bus stop outside the door so my wee legs dont have too walk very far lol.One of the best chippys in Perth.

AMAZING! The name of this place does not do it justice - it is so much more than a chippie. The…read morepasta dishes are among the best I've ever tasted - so full of flavour. There is a very varied selection of food and something for everyone. Prices are very reasonable and service is spot on. I can't recommend this take-away enough!