To Mary and Tony and all the other, whore working there: I thank you so much for the great time,…read morethe fun, the help and mostly for the birthday surprise!We already miss you and your great food. We hope, we will see you again. Antje and Pascal

Not only Great fish and chips here, they do all sorts. Take away and eat in. Not expensive and…read morefriendly staff.

The best fish and chips I ever eaten. Regular customer, never been disappointed. I couldn't believe…read morethis place hasn't visited by any of my fellow Yelpers. This is truly been kept quite by the well heeled locals of Highgate and Dartmouth Park for too long. I would best describe this place as a posh fish shop. Forget any images of greasy, oily, bland fish and chips you may have experienced in the past. This is a whole other level. Firstly, the chips are triple cooked Maris Pipers which is (as all self respecting British connoisseur will know) the best roasting/ frying potato. The fish is locally sourced and would have been swimming around the North Sea no less than two days before. The fish is beer battered in locally brewed Camden Hells larger and it has to be one of the best pieces of batter you can get. It comes in at £11 which is slightly more than you would pay else where but the difference is roughly about £4 but well worth it. They also offer an array of other quality seafood based dishes all of which I haven't tried but on viewing look amazing. If in the N19/NW5 area or a tourist wishing to sample the national British dish at its truly best then defiantly go out of your way to visit. I've attached the menu with prices along with address so guys defiantly check it out if looking for a fish fix. I'll attach some more images when I next go in.

I moved to London from US for 5 years and refused to eat fish and chips. With that said, I am…read moredefinitely not a fish and chips expert... Nevertheless, I LOVE SEAFOOD so I am going to say, from a seafood restaurant perspective, it's definitely a Must try! It has great oysters, mussels, and their fish and chips is definitely light and crispy -heart-! Unfortunately, this place only opens on Wed thru Sunday so make sure you are there on the right days!

The Chip Inn Fish Bar is no different to any other chip shop. There is a little eat in area, and…read morethey also sell the proverbial fried chicken. They charge £1.20 for a bag of chips, (It still distresses me that chips cost more than one pound.) and you have to pay 10p for a sachet of sauce. Even though there is nothing special about Chip Inn, there is nothing bad about it either. If you are in the area and you want something hot to eat, it is cheap and cheerful and you know what your getting.

There are times when I'm in the area and the Chip Inn is convenient…read more I think that its worth noting that they don't pretend that they are anything other than a basic chippy. Everything is pre-cooked and its not unusual to find a warming cabinet full of battered fish and the chip hopper nearly full of chips. I guess it great for 'fast food' Has improved over the last 6/9 months but as I've already said its Fish & Chips at it most basic. Have to agree with Leon C. above but want to say first that I don't pretend to understand the economics of the fish and Chip shop BUT the Chip Inn sells fish & chips for the same price as Masters Super Fish which is several orders of magnitude better. Yer pays yer money yer takes your choice!

Myself and our family of five had the worst experience imaginable at the Beach Hut this evening. We…read moreordered three sets of the fish tacos, one small fish and chips and one order of prawn tacos. Firstly the food didn't arrive after waiting for 1 hour and 10 minutes. We the approached the staff Inside (as nobody was coming out serve us) to ask for it to be taken away instead as it was starting to be cold outside. Once we had asked for the food to be prepared in take away boxes, the owner/chef got irate and started to swear in our direction saying that it would take another 30 minutes to put the food in boxes. After waiting for the food for another 10 minutes, the food arrived, we paid and then left. No apology was made from the staff which was incredible considering the time we had waited. On getting home and opening the takeaway boxes, the tacos did not contain any avocado which was advertised on the menu. The flour tortillas were stone cold and doughy, and it contained uncooked largely chopped bell peppers. Overall it tasted like a side salad dumped in to an uncooked tortilla. I would heavily recommend against the beach hut if you're after fish and chips In the Islington area. You would be much better off heading along Upper Street and going to Kennedy's.

I'm a sucker for a nice interior and The Beach Hut won me over with a cosy set up. It's great to…read moresee a fish and chips shop that is not greasy, steamy and sweaty. The Beach Hut has a lovely seaside vibe and is run by a family. We played chess while waiting for our food, which was all freshly cooked. The reason this isn't 5 stars is because our whitebait wasn't as crispy as it should be, but the fishcake was great and the portions were generous. Strong 4/5.

My girlfriend lost her key and when we quite reasonably asked the staff for help, one of the…read moresecurity guards spoke to us very rudely. We were taken aback and decided to leave the pub straight away. A strange and rather unpleasant experience overall.

I was lucky enough to get into an Arsenal/Chelsea match at the Emirates a few days before Boxing…read moreDay, but had no such luck on Boxing Day itself so after a nice tour of the Emirates itself I came down to the Tollington on the recommendation of two different people. I was not disappointed. A proper Arsenal bar with great fans and great food. Was even bought a pint as an "out-of-town Gooner." Next time I'm in town I will definitely be here.

When in London…read more... Anytime I visit the UK, one of my must haves is good old fashioned fish and chips. While at my hotel, I searched my trusty Yelp which brought me to Hoxton Fish House. I didn't have to look at the menu at the counter - I simply said "fish and chips" please. I took a seat outside and waited for my delectables to arrive. The time seemed like plank/burpee minutes, but in reality the food came out relatively quick. When I took my first bite / it was mission accomplished. Each bite was all I wanted and more. The fish and chips were fabulous - I ended up unable to finish due to the size of the meal. The atmosphere was pretty laid back and sitting outside was somewhat relaxing. If you're anywhere in the area, I highly recommend this place!

We couldn't come to London and not have a proper Fish & Chips for a meal. On our first night we…read morefound that Hoxton Fish House was rather close to where we were staying, which made it a short walk to get to and from. The interior is quaint, very quiet but the staff was friendly. I ordered the tradition Fried Cod with a side of chips. Although it didn't come in a newspaper like my friend and I were told that the best fish and chips came in. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal! You may be thinking...what about the tartar? Well, I'm here to tell you that you also get a side of tartar. Order two if you can, it did just the trick to pair along with the fish. The cod was fresh, as well as the chips. Highly recommend that you stop by if you find yourself in the Hoxton neighborhood.

Hands down the best fish and chips AND they have Fuller's London Pride. The one problem? They are…read morein London and we're in Washington, D.C.

The absolute best fish & chips I've ever had. Embarrassing to admit but we came here 3 times in our…read moretwo week stay in London. I've tried lots of other chippies but this was the best.

Two separate meals. Takeout fried fish and chips with onion gravy was excellent…read more Dine in: grilled fish very nice. Mushy peas ok. Service was a little spotty.

For some really fresh fish and fun staff, head over to Sutton and Sons in Stoke Newington. This was…read morethe freshest tasting fish that I have had in a long time. I ordered the haddock and chips and it was amazingly tasty. The croquettes are good, but really recommend the fish and chips. I saw a beautiful oyster and cold seafood platter that some other customers ordered that looked divine. I kicked myself for not ordering it. If you see the oysters and seafood cold appetizer-- definitely try it with Prosecco. Great staff, a really fun bunch that make you feel like you are eating at a friend's home.

With a name like Michaels High Class Fish Bar you may expect something swanky. Do not be fooled…read morethough, it is a regular chip shop. Although for cheap English fare it is really nice. My usual purchase is sausage in batter and a chip bun for £1.80. That is pretty awesome student food in my view. The chips are cooked perfectly. They are not too greasy and melt in the mouth when you dress with the right amount of salt and vinegar. There is a little seating area in the back which normally holds a few Holloway locals. All in all if you are looking for real chips (not fries) you cannot find a better chippie in the area.

It's a fish and chip shop! So what? Well it stands out on a street that has tons of "British" food-…read morecafes with all day breakfasts etc. by the fact that the prices are the same as they were when I was a kid! £3 for a small fish and chips and it was big enough for this lad. What's more, they cooked it (quickly) to order and it tasted magnificent. Happened upon the place for a pre-match bite last night and will definitely be going back. Good old school chips and snappy if not overly friendly service. You can eat in or take away. Great value!