I first went into Beckbury Fryer the other day, and I must say I was highly impressed with their…read moreservice, hospitality and quality of their food. A definite thumbs up as soon as you walk in! I like the fact that they supply a seating area, it may not be the biggest seating area, but at least there is one if ever you choose to pass through and dine in. When I went to Beckbury Fryer, I thought I would be a bit spontaneous and choose something that I hadn't tried before, which was chicken tikka meat in pita bread. It was so damn tasty, and since I hadn't tried it before I asked for their recommended sauce to go with this particular type of meal. Their judgement and taste was right up my street and really happy with what I ate.

This is an alright takeaway. The staff is attentive, the place seems pretty clean and the food is…read moretasty and cheap. They deliver for free localy when you spend more than 9 pounds and they are open from noon until 10pm. I ate there and the vegetarian pizza was very good - they make thin crust. deep pan or stuffed. Besides pizza, they have kebabs, pies, burgers, chicken, fish and chips and various other fattening and delicious food.

Best Chippy! Run by the most lovely couple. Very welcoming…read moreand friendly. Always my first choice for Doners Fish 'n Chips etc. I wouldn't go anywhere else x

Weoley Castle's Weoley Fish bar is of any fish and chips bar standards. Perhaps a little bit more…read morebecause what they offer is actually quite tasty considering that this fish bar is located in Weoley Castle. Their menu is what you would expect to see and maybe more if your taste doesn't just lye with traditional fish and chips. If you are feeling a tad peckish and are around the area then I would say pop in and take a little gander. But the last time I went to Weoley Fish Bar they didn't get my order right and when I went to change it and add additional salt and vinegar they were overly generous with the salt and vinegar further making my meal too horrid to eat and overall disappointing. If you go to this fish and chips bar, be PRECISE with what you want.

My partner went there today spent £18 the man serving was so ignorant never asked if I wanted salt…read morevinegar on chips the kebab portions was very small not like wen the woman serves you don't think we will be going ther again was not worth the money it was normally good chippy

My favourite local fish and chips place. Clean and bright, the staff are really friendly and…read moreattentive and set your expectations if you'll be waiting for your order. Prices are good, and I highly recommend the Chicken Tikka Kebab meat and chips with salad. Lovely!

I was in the area today and decided on having fish and chips. The closest fish and chip shop was…read morethe Big Fry. The aroma of fish and chips in the air is addictive and I sad to satisfy my needs. Big Fry is housed in a small shop, but the fryers are deep and big. I chose the classic Fish and Chips. I could tell I was eating good quality fish by the texture and taste of the cod. The chips were golden brown and had a buttery taste to them. The batter wasn't too thick and it didn't fill me up. The portion sizes were excellent, I could have shared mine. I love a good fish and chip shop and this one has a nice traditional feel to it. The menu is extensive and all of it is deep fried. They also sell accompaniments such as mushy peas, pickled onions and curry sauce. I had all three with my dinner; the curry sauce was especially good.

For such a petite fish and chips shop surrounded by other local fish and chip bars, Big Fry…read moredelivers great quality to your standard English fish and chips meal but for quite a pricey charge. Their service is satisfactory and they deal with every customer with smiles and warm greetings. Whenever I pop into this fish and chip bar I order a classic cheese burger with salad and barbeque sauce which they make fresh for you within minutes which is a great and positive reassurance that your meal is going to piping hot as well just been made. For any fish and chip bar this is a superb aspect and quality, because really, who wants stale chips and a crusty made burger for their dinner, even if it is a cheap meal from the corner store...

Hi, I am very unhappy with my recent order. I'm a regular to this chippy and I was very…read moredisappointed. Firstly I ordered a Donna Burger and chips and you gave me a wrap, with a baby handful of chips. The cod bites were freezing cold. The chips were tiny they were luke warm. To spend this amount of money I expected better. I had to say something.

Decent fish and chip shop on the corner of Weymoor Road which stocks chips (naturally), fish, pukka…read morepies as well as those scary looking saveloy sausage things. They do a number of smaller meals and a mini fish and chips or chicken and chips will cost you less than a couple of pounds. It seems to be staffed by the people who own the Convenience Store next door but this is no bad thing as service in both is good. Chips are a bit heavy but generous and the fish I had was lovely with a crunchy batter (just how I like it). The curry sauce was less of a success but given the crowds of people who head there (especially at lunch times) I guess they must be doing something right.

I have always found the food here fresh and tasty. One of my favourite tish shops. The chips are…read moresome of the best in Birmingham, and kebab meat very good.

Worst chip shop in the area kebab meat is like rubber its kept in hot dish to long. Pies are warmed…read moreup in microwave so they go all soggy. Chips are like scratchings and the portions are small I advise you go elsewhere.

You get what you pay for and this place is CHEAP- enough said! Lovely staff make it worthwhile.read more

The food is really bad, they are quite close to my house so u tried them few times, every time I…read moreregretted, the shop itself doesn't look good, the staff are not friendly and there is always this bad smell of oil in there (when they don't change the oil for a long time it smell like that), I wouldn't recommend it if you can get food elsewhere!

Big John Erdington delivery. As a regular customer who orders food for delivery to my second-floor…read morelocation, I was surprised when a driver refused to bring the food upstairs. This was not stated in any policy on the website or app. When I explained my situation, the driver hung up on me. I sent a text requesting a refund but received no response. When I contacted customer service, I spoke with Ashe, who informed me that Big John has a verbal policy in place that drivers cannot go upstairs or enter the building. However, this policy was not stated on the website or app. After placing another order for cash delivery, I was informed by Ashe that the driver would not come upstairs. Despite explaining that I have a disability that makes it difficult for me to go downstairs, Ashe gave me a five-minute ultimatum and threatened to blacklist me. This behaviour constitutes a breach of the 2010 Act on Harassment/victimization. As a customer with a disability, I feel that I was not treated with the same consideration as able-bodied customers. Ash was very clear that failure to come downstairs would result in being blacklisted. This made me feel victimized and pressured, especially as the driver only gave me two minutes to get downstairs, which was virtually impossible due to my disability. Despite explaining my situation, the driver continued to call me multiple times, putting a lot of pressure on me. This mistreatment has led me to seek legal advice. Unfortunately, I was unable to make it downstairs in the given time frame, as I was struggling with the stairs. I regret to inform you that the food I received was lukewarm and not hot, which made it almost cold. I was disappointed with the experience and felt mistreated. As evident from my history, I am a frequent patron of your services. However, I must bring to your attention that the driver assigned to my recent delivery has constant pressure to get downstair. Big John delivery driver. reference his number 07576 370340, despite my inability to comply with the two-minute deadline due to physical constraints.

Ahh Big John's... That familiar warmth that washes over me as I see the pink on green colour…read morescheme, and the way that the words 'Famous Five' makes me think of chicken nuggets rather than Enid Blyton perhaps says a lot about my relationship with Birmingham's fast food institution. My relationship with Big John's on the Bristol Road went from a curious first meeting at the outlet opposite the Vauxhall Garage beyond Millenium Point, to a passionate few months of indulgence following a move to Selly Oak (The Bristol Road Big John's stood between my house and the train station as a constant temptation). Following dieting and vegetarianism, we're not really on speaking terms at present, sadly. Perhaps the best reason to visit Big John's on the Bristol Road lies in its rivalry with Pizza Pepper next door, which has led to an outrageous price war between both establishments, slashing pizza prices to less than 50% (In real terms, a massive 12" pizza from Big John's is a steal at £4.99). While Pizza Pepper's pizzas are less drenched in grease, Big John's has a small advantage by letting customers pick as much of their own toppings as they'd like. For example, my usual would be cheese, pepperoni, jalapenos, chinese chicken, regular chicken, red onions, peppers, mince, a second layer of cheese and a top layer of pepperoni - ONLY in that order. While the shame of struggling home with such a large box past masses of people waiting for busses might hurt for a while, the dinner (and following breakfast of leftovers) will be well worth the while. Besides pizza, Big John's covers a large variety of chip shop regulars, peri-peri chicken, kebabs, kid's meals and even paninis. These are all mostly inexpensive, with the 'Famous Five' deal in Selly Oak remaining an old favourite. When I moved to Selly Oak two years ago, a fairly small - but still generous - portion of six chicken nuggets and chips, a slice of pizza and chips, a donner meat burger, one piece of chicken and chips or four hot wings and chips were all available for £1 each, which proved to be a very tempting proposition at first. Following two jumps in price to £1.25, then £1.50 a few weeks ago, it remains a good deal but is less likely to make me count my change in the street like it used to. Perhaps over-indulgence has overshadowed my relationship with the Big John's in Selly Oak, but it continues to open new stores and keep customers happy with a large and often pretty tasty menu, so it must be doing something right.