This place is amazing. A small hidden little fish shop and Leeds, and truly a hidden gem. Our…read morefriends live in the neighborhood and took us here and we loved it. It has amazing local charm, fresh food, great prices, and wonderful service! If you are looking for tasty fish and chips, this is the place!

My go-to chippy. Best in Horsforth which makes it best in…read moreLeeds! Friendly staff, great service.

My favourite chippy in the world. As usual I had the haddock, chips and mushy peas, as usual it was…read moresuperb. You even get a scallop on top which makes it for me. The seating is unique, you can either be conventional and eat in the restaurant or eat in the bus. Yes this must be only place I've ever been to where you can eat in a bus. Family owned and it shows, it really is a gem. Only downside is parking can get a little tight but nothing can detract from this wonderful place.

Near me there are no 'proper' chippies,we have lots of Chinese chippies (Who lets face it do…read moreawesome Chinese food,but the ones near me have never mastered the art of batter for fish). But no traditional English chippies,and by that I mean ones that cook things like they do by the sea,crispy bubbly batter and chips that taste like chips. Now,as much as I like fish and chips i'm not one for driving an hour to Blackpool for some (Not helped by the fact that I detest Blackpool these days). But i'd been told about Grandma Pollards a few years ago and as myself and Mrs Z were at a loose end the other day we thought we'd give it a try. First off the exterior,the front just looks like any other chippy/chippy restaurant,but round the back it is a different story. Not only can you eat your food in a parked up bus,they also have a picnic area right by the canal (see pics) and a lovely spot it is too! Being boring we decided to eat inside the plaice (see what I did there?) and we both opted for the same food namely jumbo haddock,chips and mushy peas,or to give it's real name,food of the mythical sky beings.... Large haddock said the menu,and bloody large it was too,it was hanging over the side of the plate large.It was also really,really lovely,the batter was crispy and bubbly in equal measure and the fish inside was soft,flaky and tasty. The chips did indeed taste of chips and the mushy peas were also of the top notch variety. Grandma pollard also sells home made pies (none of that Hollands mush) and their own cakes,and even though we were incredibly stuffed from our fish feast we decided to get a couple of pies and a brick sized vanilla slice to take home with us,all of which were very nice,especially the vanilla slab!! I am now very happy because i've found a proper chippy that is not too far away from home,and at the end of the day that's what's important in life,a proper chippy!!

To the owners and staff of Graveleys Fish and Chip shop (Leeds Market)…read more I'm from Leeds and now living in Ireland for 18 years.I visit Leeds 4/5 times a year to visit my parents but my wife and 3 daughters visit Leeds as a family 2/3 times a year. As soon as we land in Leeds our very first port of call (after calling to my parents house (in Oakwood) is to head to Graveleys Fish and Chip shop. This has been like a tradition of ours since leaving Leeds. It's funny because when we sit on the wooden 'fence' opposite the shop you can guarantee one of my daughters will say "thats the best fish and chips they have ever tasted". Keep up the good work. Continue doing what you do because even after all these years you still do it right. Graveleys has been a big part of my life. Just wanted to let you know, Jimmy McCarthy, www.JimmyMcCarthy.com

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.

Burley's only chippy is a good one. Like everything in this little place, it's rather posh…read more On the main street in Burley, by a mini roundabout, lies this quaint little fish 'n' chip joint that I found to be surprisingly good. I always thought that the best chippies were in less posh areas, but this chip shop in one of the more affluent villages outside Leeds does fish 'n' chips that look and taste as good as anywhere else. The fish actually tastes less greasy and more refined than what you get in a lot of fish and chip shops nowadays, and it was generally an enjoyable experience munching food from here. Not the cheapest chippy you'll come across though.

Being from Scarborough and growing up on fish and chips I like to think I know a good chippy when I…read moretaste, one and this is one of the best I have been to. Gorgeous fish fantastic chips and awesome mushy peas proper chip shop style. Another bonus is the fact they do scraps which every chippy meal needs. My only issue is they don't do gravy but they do do mushy peas and curry sauce so that can be forgiven. for a fish, large chips, mushy peas and bag of scraps its only £6.30 and that is enough for me and the wife. would highly recommend

Royal Fisheries is a little chippy tucked in next to a small grocery store, just down the road from…read morethe Royal Park pub. I have graced this place on occasion with that good old yearn for chips that everyone knows. The fish is average but they do really good scallops and their chicken is much nicer than most of the takeaways in the area i.e not dry, and with a good amount of actual meat as opposed to the skinny little bits you can get at some of the neighboring places. They also offer scraps for free and have an array of condiments to suit your rumbling tummy needs. They also have a TV if you have to wait a bit, but unfortunately there's nowhere to sit down. As far as price goes they're cheap as chips, wahey! And they also do free delivery if you can't quite muster up the courage to get down there in this chilly weather.

Despite Hyde Park having many fast food take aways lining its streets, there is a little shack half…read moreway down Royal Park Road, a little out of the way of the main shops serving up fish and chips. I honestly think, that in this particular area, it is the best fish and chip shop. It not far from the pubs, but avoids the centre of takeaway central on Queens Road. The fish is good and the chips and scraps are a real treat, and not too far from many student properties, meaning I used to nip out for 5 to pick up some food. Oh, how my life has changed in a year. The also sell burgers and pies and a vast selection of sauce. Speaking of sauce..It is tiny in there and I have fond memories of squeezing in there once with my mates... One of them managed to pour sauce EVERYWHERE. Understandably, the man behind the counter was not pleased, but hey, I give him full respect for biting his tongue.

Excellent customer service and great tasting food. We came here last night after a long day of…read morehiking in the dales. I was happy to see that some of their menu options came in a "lighter" version. Because of that, I opted for the grilled haddock and half chips and half salad. Everything tasted great and the portion size was perfect.

Great chippy. Despite being busy, service was impeccable, friendly and efficient. Lovely fish and…read morechips, crisp yet light batter and fried in beef fat. For some reason others don't. Weird right?

Lovely vegan food Quick service, friendly staff, only place…read morein Selby with decent vegan options

Best chippy in the UK. Staff could cheer up a bit, but I'm there for the food so who cares!read more

The In Plaice does something called scraps which a bits of batter sprinkled over your fish and…read morechips. What genius. I liked the chips, they do taste like maybe they are cooked in some kind of terrible oil, but in a good way. Bit suspicious of the fish as it is called "fish" and not "cod" or "haddock" and one time I met an award-winning chippie owner (he literally was carrying an award) and he told me that normally means some kind of dodgy Chinese aquatic eyeball is involved. But you know what, it tasted fine, the woman serving me was nice and I ate it outside in the sunshine looking at Bradford's beautiful town hall and various assorted inhabitants and it was all pretty great. Bonus points for a fish chop name that is a pun, and its general no frills proper chippie atmosphere.

Zero Stars. How to lose customers 101. Been here a few times, the chips have been below average,…read morecustomer service is borderline North Korea. And then this debacle started. Apparently they don't do small fish and chips on a Friday. You get what you are given, on their terms.