So I was told that I absolutely HAD to try a deep fried mars bar while in Glasgow, and that Pizza…read moreCrolla was the place for it. I'm glad I did. It was just as you'd expect it to be- fried, crispy goodness on the outside, melty, gooey goodness on the inside. For a single piece it was under £3. The only thing I would say was missing was a nice scoop of ice cream, otherwise it hit the spot (and didn't feel too greasy so I felt quite alright after!) There is no seating in this location, and it gets quite busy at night as they're open late for the pub and bar crowds, but during the day there was no lineup and I barely had to wait at all. If you're into sweets, I would totally recommend the deep fried mars bar. Otherwise, they definitely have other options like fish and chips and the like.

I came here with acouple of uni pals for a post-exam munch last year. I got a sausage supper, Ruth:…read morechips and cheesa, and Ben: a pizza crunch supper. We sat on a wee step outside and ate and talked. We all really enjoyed our food, although whether it was the salt or the sweet taste of relief after the exam I don't know. Ben, in particular is an expert in fast food. He doesn't eat fruit or veg, and mainly survives on a diet of triple cheeseburgers. He's really thin though, probably from malnourishment. So if Ben says it's good, it's good!

Many people told us that we must try Scotland 's favorite junk food... fried pizza. We were told…read morethat any "chippy" restaurant will have it so we choose a quick stand. The employees at Mario's were so friendly and enthusiastic to share this treat. The thought of fried pizza was a little overwhelmingly so we decided to just order a single small cheese pizza and have them cut into 4 pieces. The fried pizza was so guilty pleasure good that I wanted to return for another one. The outer crust was light and overly salted and it completely changed the taste of the pizza. It taste more like a deep fried potato pancake. It was delicious!! I highly recommend that all visitors give it a try for fun. You will not be disappointed.

This is a very short one…read more At Mario's Plaice, they think that potato fritters are only a lunch time food. Therefore, when I visited for my late night potato fritter, I was denied my favourite food on the planet and had to get a portion of chips instead. Sure, they're both potato-based snacks, but the chips were not as good as a fritter and therefore they just get 3 stars.

My first dinner in the UK: fish and chips of course. My aunt who is a local, has been visiting…read moreAllan's for over 15 years and has sworn that their fish and chips is one of the best in the city. And, she was right. Looking at their menu, they have a variety of fish and chips options, rice dishes, toasties and more. I decided to go for the small fish supper (one fish, chips, mushy peas, and a pot of tea). All of our food came out fairly quickly. The place was rather busy so I was expecting to wait a little bit for the food, but not even 10 minutes later, the plates were in front of us. I added some vinegar and salt to my fish and chips and went to work. Damn, it was good! I was impressed. The batter was perfectly crispy and the fries were tangy from the vinegar. I loved every bite. While you're on the deep fried train, you need to try their deep fried mars bars. Wow. I'm not the biggest fan of mars bars, but deep fry it and pair it with some vanilla ice cream and now you're talking. Make sure to wear your stretchy pants here because you definitely will be feeling full after this meal. A local favourite that's a really great find for fish and chips if you're in the Paisley area.

This place reminds me of the Scottish film "My American Cousins" - when the Italian Gangsters…read morearrive at the Scottish Airport and the immigration official asks them if they are Fish or Ice Cream. Allan chose fish. It is very Italian and has the wonderful Scottish-Italian Chippy interior. Lots of wooden decor with the massive fryer sitting like a Stainless Steel Altar along one wall. It is a thing of beauty in a very lovely place. I like these guys. They were my local chippy when I lived in Paisley and I would wander down, get asked how things were going. I would talk to the owner about his golf game and the waitresses about their grandkids. Great place with great people. The large Italian owner with the booming voice would tell you about the Haddock, where he had got it that morning and the quality of it. Wonderful things. You did not mind that the haddock was cooked to order and that a trip to Allan's was a fifteen minute slice out of your day. However, in the last couple years, things have gone downhill a bit. When you have a reputation and most of your business comes from the lunchtime school trade, maybe you don't have to try as hard. Places around them have not gotten better, Allan's has just gotten a little worse. The fish is not as good and the quality of the chips is also a little less. I hope they turn it around but right now we go somewhere else.

Absolutely the best traditional chip shop in west lothian, and possibly the central belt of…read moreScotland. I go regularly and the food is of good quality and well cooked and presented. Any day of the week you will find a high turnover of customers, and you therefore know that the food is the freshest. I particularly like the new takeaway boxes they are using that separate the fish from the chips. The chips tend to be more dry rather than greasy which I prefer. If you are of a more delicate disposition than I, and wish a fork with which to approach your chips then don't forget to ask, as they are not automatically handed out with your order. Many people purchase their fish suppers at this establishment and walk across the road to the car park in front of the loch. Food tastes great in the fresh air, and there are few more scenic locations than being chased around by hungry swans under the shadow of linlithgow palace. Don't miss this experience. It only remains for you to make that most profound of choices: will it be salt and vinegar, or salt and sauce?

Made a special pilgrimage out to Linlithgow to try this place on a friend's recommendation. It was…read moregood, but not great. By comparison had a better version at Heathrow in Heston Blumenthal's place. Golden chip did give us a piece of their crumbed deluxe fish which was very good. Better than the beer batter version they do. The chips themselves were quite good. The deep fried haggis log was unexpectedly decent. Even though it looked quite awful. Linlithgow was was s cute town worth a visit, but not based on just this chipper.

Used to be the best chip shop in Motherwell Waited 45…read moreminutes for a sausage supper 30/10/22 terrible service!

Great place, lovely pizza & the chips are fantastic!…read more Been around for longer then we have been in the shop across the street! Handy if you work on Windmillhill Street

Best chippy in glasgow great staff great service brilliant food not been for a while will…read moredefinitely go again soon 10/10

Another traditional fish and chips place in Glasgow, this is brilliant in here, still keeps the old…read moreFormica tables from the 60's. Has wonderful old pics all over it from old Glasgow. The food itself is deep fried stuff, and the portions are huge. if you sit down. Take out the same. They claim to have invented the famous Glasgow Fish tea, I don't doubt it. The staff are a laugh. No pretensions in here. The chips are brilliant as is the fish. The seating is hard as hell, but hey, it off it time, and im happy it still around. For a place close to merchant city. you wont leave hungry.

Taste!!!! Trad fish n chips taste-…read more Staff always courteous And fast! No hanging around- cheers

I feel the need to review this after the review by "Andrew p." above, who is from Seattle, WA, USA…read moreand his 3 reviews consist of two Hamilton, UK business' To put it bluntly, this place is completely feeble in comparison to the chippie down the road - Divitos , literally 300/400m down, the only reason I can see that people go to this chippie is to avoid the queues at Divitos, the food isn't terrible, but the pizza is far from "outstanding" - Divitos have outstanding pizza, you can see from their trophies they proudly display on their shop floor. In short, this place is okay, passable, I've had bones in my fish before but you won't hate the food, it's ok, but it's no Divitos, they really need to step up their game, especially with their local competition

G's is by far my favourite Scottish chippy. Sorry... have to say Scottish as nothing beats a good…read moreold Lancashire one for me! Hehe :-) What I love most about this place is the owner, Arshad. What a guy! Pleasant, friendly, efficient. The food is fantastic - AND they deliver! However, I personally prefer to pick my chippy up so it's super crisp and fresh. The shop is immaculately clean, fresh and modern. Arshad has an amazing memory too! Even though I haven't visited loads (trying to be good!) he remembers my name, where I live, and that he brought me chippys over a year ago when I'd had an op and was bed bound! Cracker. They've also won Justeat awards and come highly rated through the site. Arshad has an article in pride of place in the shop showing that he's won awards. He won top chippy in Glasgow and came in the top 10 of all UK restaurants on Justeat! On top of this they also do charity work - giving their amazing meals away to the homeless. I recommend the boneless fish. It may as well be a whale because it's HUGE. The fish is (as you would expect) totally boneless, fresh and gorgeously flakey. Chips are just the right! Not greasy and not dry either. Keep doing what you're doing Arshad and Team!

Reheated shit and the guy knew he was giving me cold food. I think someone phone for food and never…read moreturns up for it so i got it fucking cold. Never again.