I can't believe it took me so long to try Yanni's. This is probably my favorite chippy in city…read morecentre. Fish tastes fresh and portions are hugenormous. Split a large order with your pal. You'll both leave full. Prices are reasonable and service is friendly. When next I'm back in Liverpool, I'm headed straight to Yanni's!

Yanni's was hands-down the best fish and chips we had in the U.K. (or really anywhere for that…read morematter). The batter on the fish was so light, not at all greasy and most definitely delicious. The fish was firm and flaky... crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Served with either tarter or curry; both are super. The staff was lovely and the outside seating is perfect for people watching.

This is hands down my favorite chippy. I've eaten at this place since my family moved to Aigburth…read more I came back from home and got a delicious Fish & Chips, the chicken chow mein is gorgeous and the meat falls from the bones on their ribs. After living in San Diego for 8 years this was one of the first places I had to hit up when I got back. Just as delicious as I remember it being.

Disgusting service will never go here again. Been going here since it opened service always been…read moreawful but put up with it as i like the food. Last night ordered food on phone at 6 to told 2 hour wait. Went to pick food up at 8.10 to be told another 25 minutes no explanation no apology just shrugged shoulders and blank faces. Rude

Ok, I may be a bit biased here, because I briefly worked at Chris's when I was 15. They say if you…read morework with food it puts you off eating, and that can certainly be said of my 15-year-old self. But I won't tell you about some of the atrocities I witnessed, as that wouldn't be fair. Instead, let me talk about being on the other side of the counter. Because despite working there, yes I do still use this chippy, as do most people in the surrounding neighbourhood, and it is thought of as the best in the area. If you're a young attractive girl Chris can be a bit flirty with you (I take it I wasn't attractive at 15) but other than that it is a pretty good chippy. The food is always the right temperature, the curry sauce never spills out of the styrofoam cups, and the chips are some of the best I've ever tasted. The prices are good too, as you can tell because at 6pm and 10pm the place is always full of people getting chippy dinners or settling the munchies while walking back up to campus (Carnetic halls is just up the road).

Chris's is good for stuff like fish and that and other stuff from warmer but the meals ain't that…read moregood. Honey and lemon chicken Tate's like Beecham's, suppose is good for a cold. Staff are friendly but don't ask for an opinion and hope for a honest one as they will tell u its 'sloveley' no matter what you are ordering (I've been fooled by this before ). Salt and pepper chips are nice though.

Lau's Fish and chip shop is in keeping with the Liverpool trend of mixing various forms of takeaway…read moreunder one roof mainly chinese and traditional english fish and chips. The problem for me is I'm not sure if I really get it and I'm not sure whether I enjoy these two types of cuisine being mixed together in such close proximity. I believe it takes a top quality eatery to mix so many types of food and still manage to keep them all at the highest level of quality. Lau's for me does not manage to get the balance right. The front window of the shop advertises good food and good portions and the portions part is actually quite true I'm still just not sure about the standard of the food. For me the chips were far too greasy and the chinese dishes seemed to lack much of the flavour and spice you would get in a real top notch eatery. I haven't been brave enough to eat their kebabs yet but even by kebab standards they do not look particularly appetising. The prices are okay but nothing exceptional to draw in the student crowd and I feel they need to try some more student orientated offers to keep them coming in. The staff are nice enough and they try hard to serve you quickly and efficiently which is what you want in terms of fast food. The shop itself doesnt look great from the front not dirty exaclty but perhaps a little bit scruffy which is not really what you want from a food establishment. This place isnt exactly bad but the food has not really made a fan out of me either. My advice would be if you want a good chinese go to a chinese takeaway and for chippy go to a traditional chippy not somewhere which tries a fusion of the two and never really manages to pull it off.

You are waiting a while unless u ring up first and if u order sweet and sour chicken it all comes…read moreseparate and this is the chicken noodle soup which yummy and hot

Excellent scouse pie and chips. Gravy not as tasty but inside the pie the gravy had some nice…read moreseasoning to it with thick beef, potatoes, and carrots. Mushy peas were the real deal. My only issue is that the guys taking your order at the counter are not that friendly, talk about intimidating with their stares and silence. Very weird and unsettling.

Our experience at Docklands was a bit lackluster. We were excited to have our first fish and chips…read morein the UK so we got the Docklands Fish Special to try a bit of everything. The special had cod, haddock, calamari, scampi with chips and mushy peas. Unfortunately, we made the wrong choice as the cod and haddock was a quarter of a fillet compared to what others were having. Due to the thickness of the batter, we didn't end up with much fish at all and there was only a small nub of fish underneath it all. The calamari and scampi were good, chips were okay. We doused out box with vinegar, but couldn't taste it since it was so watered down. Overall not what we were looking forward to. Next time (if there is one), I would just get a full fillet of fish and not the 'special'.

Not an outstanding chippy, and not always well stocked, considering it is an island in the middle…read moreof suburbia. It always seems to take a little bit too long when waiting for food too, but that may be because I'm the one stuck in the car waiting when we decided to go here. However, for a middle-of-nowhere style chipshop this isn't too bad, and is mostly open when you need it.

A great value for money and outstanding food quality. Have been a regular customer for 10 years,…read morepersonally this isn't just an ordinary chippy. Chinese meals especially are a must and have always been of the highest standard. Only drawback however is that at times it can get quite busy and queue for a while, especially around 1800 so I tend to always order by phone and have my food ready to pick-up!

As I stomped past Childwall Fish and Chips I was pleasured with the smell of chips. On a mission, I…read moretook a sharp turn back and went in to buy some chips. The lady serving was very friendly, quick and efficient. The chips were of a good size, ungreasy and fresh. At £1.10 I couldn't complain. If I had had a bigger appetite I would have tucked in to one of their soups - chicken with noodles - followed by crispy chicken cantonese style with a few prawn crackers. There is the option for 2 at around £8.20 or £10 in total which looked equally appetising. There is a really good range of chinese meals to choose from but if you don't fancy this, then the fish and chips will make you smile. Last point to note is the cleanliness of the place - really good!

For over 15 years this has been our local and "go to" chippy - we even stayed local through their…read moreclosure for "alleged fraud" - Last week was the last straw, long waits for phoned through orders, they NEVER have chips ready leaving the other food on the order going cold - whilst the girls do their best the management team and food flow is diabolical - the only thing that has changed is their greed for more business - Uber, Deliveroo etc. have clearly driven their orders up, however they can't cope with the increased demand which is impacting the quality of their service and food - so that's it, Harry's Continental on the High Street will now take my £500+ annual spend!

My favorite chippy when I was living in Halls at Liverpool Hope. When I had a hankering for a…read morefried Mars bar...Abbey Friar had me covered. As for the chips with salt and vinegar: HUGE portion for only one quid.

Mushy peas weren't mushy fish was mid chips amazing bad kidds meal still a good chippy and the…read morecurry source was nice

Fancy fish and chips? Well that's clearly as imaginative as it gets here, not even Barbara's Fish…read moreand Chips, or whatever, just Fish and Chips. It does what it says on the tin anyway. This plaice is pretty darn good. See what I did there? Oh, God I kind of hate myself. Anyway, the guy working there is one of those jokers, you know, "Do you want salt n vinegar?"... "No, thanks" ... "Why what's wrong with my vinegar?!" Cue, awkward exchange and slight laugh, but it makes the experience that bit more memorable. On a sunny day it's nice to just get some good ol' English Fish and Chips and sit on Sefton Park and enjoy the weather, whilst looking quintessentially English and/ or like a hobo.

Had a smashing meal here. there was a nasty surprise or two, the scallops were under the chips not…read morethe fish heading, they were not scallops from the shell but from the tater! fish was excellent, comparable to the best I've had. Chips were ok, chips. the satay sauce was some unusual local version, the curry sauce was good not great. but the fish was very good indeed. and they did not have fry-its, but had scraps (small pieces of batter) that delighted the 6 year old in me. at 6L for a piece of fish and 3.20L for chips, I am not complaining. I would love to go back.

Very poor quality - the chips are not nice at all. The…read moreprices constantly go UP but the food quality goes DOWN Visited here for years - will never go back.