Solid fish and chips! Was walking distance from my hotel when I needed a quick lunch! Would…read moreabsolutely go back for more!!

This place is closed, we went all the way from Victoria station looking for fish and chips and to…read moreour surprised it's close. Despite having open hours on Yelp. We went across and found what the fish, and it's good unpretentious place to eat

Still love this place! I haven't been back in over seven years, however made a special trip over…read morehere to grab fish and chips while in town. Still has excellent customer service, great food, clean, and overall great experience. The only drawback is the limited seating and no air-conditioning. We went on a cool day and it was nice inside. Prices are reasonable and large portions for what you pay. This is my all-time favorite fish and chips place.

Staying in Fulham, so we decided to try their neighborhood fish and chips place. It's a tiny spot…read morethat seems to have quite a bit of people. Guys seem really friendly and nice. We were the only ones there at the time, and our fish, chips and onion rings were freshly fried and nicely hot when served. It was crispy and fresh, but lacked some flavor.

good even better name chip butty was banging couldnt be any better of cours had a laugh at the nameread more

Friendly, fast, fresh? And u get alot!!!! I got the cod fish and chips. Reasonably priced.... esp…read moreconsidering the amount that you get.

This was my most anticipated meal while visiting London, and it did not disappoint! Perfectly fried…read moreand generous portion of fish accompanied by piping hot crispy yet creamy fries/chips, served with tartar sauce, curry sauce, and mushy peas. Vinegar, salt and ketchup were also available and plentiful for dipping or dredging to your heart's content. We tried the cod/haddock and the hake, which was so light and delicate. The lobster roll was sadly over-dressed and lacking in lobster meat - save your stomach space for the fish. Decent beer and wine selections are available to wash down the fried feast.

Mayfair Chippy absolutely lived up to the hype. The fish was fresh, flaky, and wrapped in a…read moreperfectly crisp batter that stayed light instead of greasy. The chips were thick-cut, properly salted, and tasted like real chip shop fries instead of frozen fast food fries. The place was completely packed, so I ended up eating on the stairs about a block away, honestly felt like part of the experience. One of those spots that doesn't try to reinvent fish and chips. it just does the classic version better than most places. Would easily go back next time I am in London.

This chip has the worst service in the country, rude staff and the slowest service ever, I am…read moresurprised that they are still in business, the previous owner was an amazing person, please DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR BUSINESS!!!!!!

Yet another disappointing fish and chips in London. This used to be a good fish bar - James May…read moreused it- a few years ago, but several changes in management later and we have stale fish and even staler chips, just kept under the heat lamp. It's really not rocket science to use freshly fried fish and chips. It's not cheap either, nearly £20 for for two cod and chips. Ask for plaice which at least has to be freshly fried. If you want decent chips, try Nando's round the corner - though these are not your classic fish shop chips, but fresh and delicious.

I was a little skeptical coming to a random place based on Yelp reviews but it didn't disappoint…read more Kele and all the staff provided exceptional customer service.. the food was delicious. I enjoyed the atmosphere, cleanliness and how welcoming everyone was. I really enjoyed my first dinning experience!

They don't have fish and chips anymore! It's still on their…read moremenu as far as yelp goes so quite disappointed to get there and find out that they don't have the one thing that they're known for .

Very welcoming as it has the feels of a family owned business. It was so good! Lightly battered…read more and plenty of chips! Definitely your moneys worth here!

Heard that this was a pretty good fish & chips place so was excited to try this place out. You…read moreorder at the bar first and then you take a seat at the tables. Ordered the Fish & Chips Meal which included fish, chips, tartare sauce, and drinks and thought it was pretty good. I was surprised that they still kept the skin of the fish when they fried it but it didn't make that big of a difference to the taste. I thought the fish was extremely tender and very flaky which is how I like it. I also really appreciated the tartare sauce had some vegetable shreds inside which was a good addition to the fish texture. The chips were okay but I did appreciate how much they give. Overall, very good fish and & chips. The only thing I would say is that I wish they didn't include a drink in the meal deal and swapped it out for the traditional mushed peas.

The guy at the shop was incredibly friendly! He made the fish fresh-to-order and gave us free…read morecondiments. FYI: This is a very small shop. Food is meant to be taken and go. No seating, no alcohol, good fish.

Reviewed 7 September 2007. Yes, I'm an American. You may choose to consider that in your…read moreevaluation: Well, my pal Steve Skidmore ("Skids") and I were on our own for dinner last week in London. I had a real jones for a true British fish and chips meal. Since we weren't thrilled with the hotel's recommendation, we started to wander. We came across two Bobbies and thought, "Eureka! Surely they will know of a good fish and chips place". The answer to the question, however, was the start of the great dinner adventure. "There's no proper fish and chips around here", said the first cop. "You know, they are disappearing from all over Britain", said the second. The first cop went on to say, "If you want a proper [he pronounced it as "prawper", of course] fish and chips, it's pretty far; about 15 minutes from here. You'd have to take the number 74 or 430 nightbus. But that's a proper fish and chips shop, which is a dying breed here. You go down two blocks to the light, turn to the right and take the 74 or 430 bus through two roundabouts to the third stop. The shop is called The Anchor and it's a proper fish and chips, all right. Just next to the toy store". So off we went, down the street to find the nightbus. I had a vision of the Harry Potter movie in my head, of course. But the traffic was heavy, so the real bus wasn't going very fast. We were clearly off the tourist map and in a residential area of London. After a bit, we weren't sure if we had passed it or what, so we asked if anyone on the upper deck with us knew of The Anchor - no one had. But they knew the toy store, and that was the next stop, so we clambered down and jumped off at the next stop. There it was, not a block off. The owners (Maurice and his wife) were delightful people who really cared about us, taking the time for a conversation and just being super friendly. The meal was just the best in comfort food - tasty, warm, and satisfying. Prices were reasonable. I plan to return.

Went here on Nigella Lawson's recommendation #namedrop…read more But seriously, I am clearly not friends with Nigella Lawson, I just follow her on Twitter like everybody else, and when she said this was the place to go for fish and chips in London, I listened. I was very excited at the prospect of the matzo coating, as I have been hankering for some crumbed (breaded) fish for so long it almost hurts me. And this was very good crumbed fish. So much better than the thick shell of batter that I know everyone loves, but I do not. Sorry not sorry! The fish was fresh and so tasty. It was cooked to perfection and broke apart in perfect white chunks. The chips were good too, especially as I opted for some bread and butter to go with them - one thing I do love about England is the fact that vinegar is always on the table for fish and chips, it's so good on a chip sandwich. Kerbisher and Malt are definitely the best fish and chips I've had so far in the UK.