The staff was beyond welcoming, and the food was simply amazing! I had the haddock and chips and…read moreit was easily the largest piece of fish I have ever seen. The flavor was amazing and the outdoor seating was perfect. Will definitely be back next time we are in the area.

The fish and chips were fantastic! The fish was light with a perfectly crispy coating. They served…read morehomemade tartar sauce--and honestly, it might be the best I've had. We tried both the cod and haddock, and the cod was the clear favorite. The staff were pleasant and welcoming, and sitting on the covered patio made for a perfect afternoon!

Fish and chips as well as scampi are lovely here, but more importantly still the service is truly…read morespecial. Run by a married couple this shop has been here for well over a decade and thus has a strong neighbourly feel. Highly recommended - great prices too!! This is a regular spot for us and an absolute gem.

Absoultely amazing chips. Their fish is slightly bland however but the chips really do hit the…read morespot. I haven't had any real reason to try any of their other products because of this but they do make chips that seem to just hit the spot!

Was warned London only has potatoes to offer, this pub place proved that was so wrong. Food was…read moresurprisingly good! Felt like still in New York. Lol. My favorite is the wings n sea bass in prawn butter! One of "nice things" is London does not accept tips:)))). The reason subway is 3times more expensive than in New York???

We didn't really venture too far from London proper during our recent trip to the city, but decided…read moreit was worth the time to visit The Greenwich Union for a Sunday roast. The establishment has a nice mixture of cozy and airy, which was perfect for a lazy(ish) Sunday. I hate to use this word, but I'll use it anyway (because I can't think of a better descriptor): the service here is "super" friendly, and very knowledgeable, particularly regarding the ales on tap. The barkeep gave us a few sample pours without waiting for us to ask, which we greatly appreciated. Because of that, we were more than happy with the pints we ordered. Moving on to the food: the roasts were delicious, in particular the pork loin, which was moist and flavorful. I enjoyed my roast beef as well. The Yorkshire pudding was wonderful and I might have been just as happy eating that alone for my meal, to be honest. The pub is in walking distance of the touristy areas of Greenwich, so it's easy enough to put some good food in your belly and continue on to your sightseeing, afterward.

There's nothing particularly good about Blackheath Fish and Chips. The portions are small,…read moreoverpriced and of poor quality. Anything fried has usually been left in a warmer for ages, and their quarter pounder with salad contained one limp lettuce leaf. Unfortunately, Blackheath Village is severly lacking in fast food choices, so if you're seeking a snack after the pub, Blackheath Fish and Chips is the only real option.

Look. It's just ok fish and chips! Nothing to write home…read moreabout and certainly nothing to warrant these prices!!

It was a blustery sort of day in Greenwich, the kind where the sun is bright enough to tempt you…read moreoutdoors but the wind reminds you it's a long way til summer yet. Cravings for fish+chips struck so we did the obvious and yelp-apped our way to this place. It hit the spot just right - I had a medium cod and chips served 'open' to take away, so essentially a cone of chips wrapped in paper with the fish ungainly balanced on top. I liked the batter - light and crispy so you could really appreciate the fish without just getting mouthfuls of fried batter. The chips also nicely spanned the texture spectrum - a good mix of squishy soft ones with yummy crispy bits too. I liked that you could add your own salt and other condiments to your taste rather than them going crazy on it. The guys behind the counter were really friendly and it was nice to share a smile and brief chat too. Though from the looks on their faces I think I may have looked a little precarious with my cone! My date then had the treat of watching me eat the decent-sized fish whilst walking (not the most graceful thing I did in front of him that day...eek). With all the pretty places nearby I'd defo recommend taking out rather than eating in - we headed to the Cutty Sark and then strolled towards the river, taking a pit stop on a bench to concentrate on eating. It was a good value warming treat in the windy weather and the portion size was so generous I had trouble finishing it. Not that I needed to worry - my date managed to eat a large and still help me out!

On a dreary cold day, we stumbled in and I ordered the Haddock & chips...nothing like Fried…read moregoodness to brighten the day! Fish was cooked well, no excess grease drippings (same goes for the chips). One downside, the dish was served with the crappy pre-packaged Heinz Tartar Sauce. If they're going to serve sauce, why not with one that is as good quality as the fish? Oh well, I stuck with the vinegar & lemon. Stellar!

When your local area only has one Fish 'n' Chip shop, beggars can't be choosers, but we are lucky…read morein having the Standard Fish Bar. It has some of the friendliest and most efficient staff I've ever encountered in a chip shop and just about every meal is handed over piping hot with a smile and cheery "Enjoy your meal". Particularly welcome are the kids-sized meals - no worries about having to divide up an adult meal, or end up with uneaten food that has to be thrown away. My kids like the small-sized fish in batter, and rarely leave any left-overs. (The staff welcome children - indeed, one of my son's earliest school trips was a trip to the Fish Bar to go behind-the-scenes and see how potatoes are chipped and fish get battered! This must be a regular thing as they have a photo of another school's visit on one of the counters.) And as someone who likes mushy peas, I love that you can get a pot of green gooey goodness freshly microwaved, while curry sauce is another option that goes down well in our household.

as a local lad,i can only agree with the first review,top chippie,check it out,well busy friday t…read moretime.

As a Yankee, having his first Fish 'n Chips in London, this was a really good spot. My…read morefather-in-law lives in Lewisham and frequents this spot when at the market, so he brought us to try on our visit. The staff is pleasant, tidy and efficient. The restaurant was clean inside. Seems like the decor is kind of basic, but it works. The portion size was bigger then expected and they have a large assortment of condiments to use. Would have liked a larger size of Ribena to drink with the meal. Also, it's just my preference, but the chips could have cooked a bit longer. Overall, it was a good experience to go along with the shops and open air market in the square.

Located in the heart of the market area of Lewisham High Street this local fish and chip restaurant…read moreis a great place to grab a good hearty meal away from the shopping bustle. Staff are friendly and chatty and there is a good atmosphere as you wait for a decent plate of fish, chips and mushy peas if they take your fancy. The fish isn't too heavy and the meal is always tasty. A good unpretentious place to get a good meal on a busy day.

I noticed that The Vintage Fish has opened a few weeks ago, had a look at their webpage and it…read morelooked cracking and had even been officially opened by one of the local mayors! Last night we finally got to try it. As soon as I walked in I liked the place. It's not quite your traditional looking chippy, more of a hipster take on traditional. No bad thing if you ask me. As it was our first time I thought I'd have a bit of a selection. I had whitebait for a starter, large cod and large chips to share with the missus as well as a bartered sausage, curry sauce, mushy peas and of course a couple of pickled onions. The whitebait was super fresh and amazingly crispy. Cooked to order it was still piping when I got home 20 mins later. The cod was also brilliantly fresh. The Vintage Fish pride themselves on the freshness of their fish; they get it direct from Billingsgate market. The "large" piece of fish wasn't very large so the fella behind the counter (possibly the owner) topped it up with some cod bites. The battered sausage was as you'd expect; soft on the inside, crunchy on the outside (ARMADILLOS!!). The mushy peas were classic quality and the curry sauce was probably some of the best chip shop curry sauce I've ever had. The only disappointment we had was the pickled onions. They just tasted weird. It could be they're not very nice or it could be that the ones we make at home are so much better every other pickled onion pales in comparison. The fella did throw in a free gherkin so I'll let them off. After clearing my plate I turned to the missus and said "we're definitely going there again." Enough said.

Just had my second order from this recently opened fish & chip shop. They really are a cut above…read moreyour average chippy. The quality of the fish is outstanding, and the chips great. We've now had cod, plaice and haddock, all of which have received a very positive thumbs up. Not sure I can find fault with anything, staffed by very friendly guys who clearly care about product and service. Looking forward to going again soon.

Great food and isn't pricey, Staff Extremely Friendly and is ultra clean. Definately a great place…read moreto go if your looking for a local chip shop in Charlton.

A real gem of a fish & chip shop in London! The guys in here…read morealways have a smile and are very friendly. Nice fresh fish, perfect chips and all the other things you would expect from a great fish & chip shop. Been coming to this place for years, it will be quite sad if I ever move away and this place isn't my local chippy anymore!