Old school fish and chip shop This is old school fish and…read morechips at its best. Generous serves, low prices and friendly service! My husband and I shared 2 pieces of cod, calamari rings and chips for $23!!

Great food and fast friendly service. Awesome local place for sure! Lovely and clean premises too.read more

From the owner: Corrie Street Big Fish is focused on quality food at an affordable priceread more

One of the oldest establishments still running in the Sandgate area. The food is your standard fish…read more& chip shop fare and they have a selection of traditional icecream. Very busy on Friday nights. Popular with older locals.

Have been here maybe 6 times, not comming back. Not worth the 30 minutes it takes us to get there…read more First few times it was excellent, then saw new faces behind the counter. Overcooked fish that falls apart & looks like it has been mashed. Potato cake i wondered if it was cooked, it was horrible. Prawn cutlets overcooked & so chewy, looked liked snails not prawns. Asked & paid for extra lemon, did not get it. Seafood sticks, they just forgot to add these to our order, when i went & asked they said they would cook for us, 20 minutes later still waiting. There are lots of places we drive past on our way to "Shelly Inn", they will get my money next time.

Trawlers Fresh Seafood is a little corner fish and chip shop on Sandgate Road, that is surprisingly…read morebusy and popular. We have arrived about 6:30pm at night and have had to wait close to 30 minutes for our order because of the sheer number of people also there, hungrily awaiting their food. So I'd suggest making it an early dinner, or a late lunch, or phoning up to place your order before going to pick it up.

Such a shame this place doesn't serve better quality food and better service…read more The fish and chips here are pretty average, we usually don't feel very well after eating here, could be the oil, could just be bad luck? The service is from teenagers and you can tell that most of them don't care about anything except grooving to the too loud music (which would be okay if it was half decent music!) What really disappoints is that they have a big lunch only menu which included some burgers and options other than fish, but of course, that's only at lunch time. Parking is a bit sucky Your better off going next door to the kebab shop, amazing service, and even more amazing food!!

Sadly, I looked at the reviews after I had already ordered…read more Here's the thing. Great location. Beautiful spot. Lots of places to eat there, or walk across the road and eat by the sea. Food is okay. I've had cheaper, I've had more expensive, I've had nicer, I've had worse. I read complaints about rude staff, but they were all polite enough, and despite quite a few people waiting when I got there, the order really didn't take too long. I was going to go for three stars, but I still have the vision in my head. One of the girls in the kitchen, removing her shoe, giving her foot a bit of a scratch, then wiping her hand 'clean' on her backside before going back to handling food.

We oredered fish and chips and waited 45 minutes and when we asked how much longer it would be the…read morelady at the counter replied another 30 minutes so that would have made it over an hours wait. It's hard to believe isn't it?. We asked for a refund and the lady was quite rude and didn't even apologise. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone!!.

Lunch last Saturday was at the Sandgate Fishmonger and there were six of us so we got the family…read morepack (four pieces of fish, four potato scallops, a serve of crumbed calamari, and a serve of chips) plus some extra battered fish, more potato scallops, and I got myself a pineapple fritter. The fish wasn't as good as it usually is, and the chips could have been cooked a bit longer. That said, the potato scallops were nice and the pineapple fritter was delicious. We asked for cod, yet the flesh wasn't as firm, flaky and 'full' as I've enjoyed there before. That said, it's still a great place for fish and chips and I really do like the potato scallops there. The pineapple fritter is always a highlight.

Flinders Parade is besieged by restaurants and cafes plating-up Fish & Chips and other deep-fried…read moreseafood sensations at Sandgate, one of Brisbane's most idyllic suburban waterfront locations. But there's only one that has seasoned restauranteur David Balish at the helm, steering his Sandgate Fishmonger flotilla of favourites to the foreshore of first choice. David has been dazzling as a chef for over 30 years and has owned three restaurants in this time; Harolds of Spring Hill, Sonomas of Wilston and Sonomas of Sandgate. When family became more important than long slogs in the kitchen, he shelved the latter and opened Sandgate Fishmonger on the former site of Sonomas. And he hasn't looked back since. On a recent visit we had two Cod & Chips ($14 each), a serving of Calamari ($13) - and voted the best by his Mum - and two big, juicy Moreton Bay prawns ($3.75 a piece). All items, except the chips, were lightly crumbed and flash-fried in record time. Superbly cooked, non-greasy, the Cod thickly sliced and moist, the Calamari - well, you can believe his Mum. And those prawns were just perfection. The only downside we found were the chips - not as hot, toasty brown and crisp as they could be, and which cooled down the most with the takeaway meal so perhaps eat those first. Another small whine is paying $2 for a tiny tub of tartare sauce, which is also the same for options like aioli, tomato sauce for your chips, etc. But these are trite grievances for a grander experience of casual, classic seaside seafood choices in a setting that even Rick Stein would appreciate. Ahoy! Your appetite has permission to come aboard. You can see the full menu for Sandgate Fishmonger at their Facebook page which shares the same name. Enjoy!

Aspley Fish and Chips is the cheaper rival to Fish On Line just on the other side of the road. Yes,…read moreit does have a slightly dingier feel and look to it but it stands up with the more expensive establishment. Whenever I pass Aspley Fish and Chips, its not booming. Perhaps it's the location that hinders its mass appeal. The place is pretty much hidden from the main road and can be glimpsed when driving right past it. Perhaps it's has that stock standard décor of your hole in the wall place take away. All these things aside, the good indication that it doesn't make crap food is that it's still operating. Ive bought burgers and fish and chips from here before and they are all passable. There is nothing fancy there is nothing horrible, just the stock standard that you'd expect if you don't have the money to splash out.

Dingy indeed - but good food. I am an evolving vegetarian (only just making the transition from…read moresome meat to no meat) and I always find that fish n chip shops have a very limited vegetarian friendly menu. These guys however went out of their way to make me a potato scallop burger which was lush! And they charged me less than they charge for a regular hamburger even though it wasn't on the - bonus. Although ugly, and dimly lit - in my opinion Aspley Fish & Chip Take Away kicks a goal!

How long has Doug's been here? I don't know. Well over 10 years I'm sure…read more This place is pretty much in the prime waterfront position if you're looking for some fish and chips down at Sandgate, and they're always busy. I was meeting someone for lunch on a sunny Saturday afternoon. The outdoor seating area was already pretty full, but that's okay, we were going picnic style. As I waited for my friend to arrive I noticed the eat in servings were huge, and they all looked delicious. We just went with a couple pieces of barra and some chips, and yes, it was a very healthy serving (we didn't finish the chips, only I finished the huge slab of fish). There are plenty of picnic tables across the road facing the water, but take a blanket along and spread out in the shade under a tree.

Food's great, service was pretty good, & you certainly can't fault the location! The view is…read morewonderful.