As the blurb says, Harry Ramsdens is famous for its fish and chips, and its a recognisable brand…read morename up and down the country these days. However, being a recognisable brand name does not necessarily indicate that the service and food you receive will be quality. In the three HR branches I've visited, including this one, I've always ben disappointed. This particular outlet is found in the Oasis food court in Meadowhall. As you're buying from world famous Harry ramsden, theres instantly a premium on the prices you pay. If you're like me, you wont mind paying for quality. Sadly though, with HR, you're NOT paying for quality. I have no idea what you're paying for, but the fact is you could get a 75p bag of chips from a local chippy and enjoy them far more than chips from here, where you'll pay around £2 for the pleasure. Nothing tastes even halfway fresh, the chips are like eating McCain micro chips. I dont eat fish, but I'm told thats just as bad too. Its typical of the brand, seemingly. People are seduced by the name because they think its a mark of quality. It isnt. Its just effective brand promotion. If you're in Meadowhall, there are any number of better places to get your food from, all of which will provide better value for money.

I think there food is really fresh and good quality!…read more I always have a childrens fish bites meal with fanta! and i love it! .. i think its £2.49 or something like that for fish bites, a few chips and fanta which is good if you just fancy a nibble! My fella always has a Special meal and he eats alot and can never finish it! You defo pay for what you get!

I'm so happy to see fish and chips making its way to the top of the take-out list in England again,…read moreand this is one of the places that helped i'm sure. Fresh haddock, hand cut chips skillfully fried and served hot with choices of sauces. Lashes of salt and vinegar is my recommendation. Couple of chairs and tables to sit and enjoy your food, or sit outside on the bench and have them the good old British way. Very nice staff, we met the owner who has been cooking them for 30 years in the same traditional manner, so if your travels ever bring you to Ossett, please stop in and enjoy a taste of Great Britain, with bits on!

Excellent fish and chips served by pleasant staff. Only fault is it does not open on an evening :-(read more

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!!

One chip butty just isn't enough. I'm not sure I know where to put another sausage (so to speak)…read morebut hit me with your chip chip stick. Where better than the Mermaid. And where better indeed. This is a good chippy. We're talking good firm batter here and a hearty meal. Now I'm hoping no one reads this out of context because I may get arrested for writing filth on the internet. You can eat in or take it away but either way you'll get a fishy treat. be warned that it can be busy. That's probably because it has built itself quite a cracking rep these days and I can see why. If you want a premier fish supper then this is it. I'm going to eat you little fishy.

I haven't used the restaurant in ages but we used the take away last week and the fish and chips…read morewere good. See my other review for Roys which are better, and not far away by car.

This place is slightly better than its sister fish and chip shop at millhouses (abbeydale road)…read more There is not as much greasy after taste here but I think for anyone on a sensible diet would not consider fish and chips other than an occasional option. You have to be in the mood for it and for me thats not very often (I am definitely talking about fish and chips here!)

Mile Lance chippy has recently been refurbished from it old crumbling interior to a modern metallic…read morefinish. The staff are always friendly and helpful with quick service. Not open at convenient times (during early evening) and not for long enough. Don't expect much fish but the chips are scrumptious and come in generous portions. Kids meals are available sausage, nuggets etc with a small toy and chips. Also selling beans, mushy peas and pies, specialities of the north. All the food is reasonably priced. Next door is a co-op, grocery, pharmacy, post office, laundrette and hair dressers. Salt and Vinigar?

Tommy's Fish & Chips!…read more This is the PLAICE for fantastic shish n phipps...perfect everytime...not just when loaded...take away and enjoy!

Had a really good breakfast takeaway at a reasonable price. Not the biggest inside but a nice…read moreatmosphere.

Crazy cow cafe is great for breakfast and lunch. I used to come in here for my lunchtime sandwich…read moreto take away or occasionally sit in for a hot chocolate or coffee. They also do great burgers and fries too, and everything is so cheap! I'm not a massive social networker, but I do have to give Crazy Cow two big thumbs up for signing up to twitter to promote their daily specials to their regulars. Genius! Last week: Cumberland sausage, Fried Onion and tomato chutney Baguette £3.95 Yesterday: Spicy lentil and tomato soup £1.50 Today: Bangers and mash served with peas and red onion gravy £3.95. I'm there!!!