I had lunch today at New Toronto Fish & Chips. Apparently it's been around for about 90 years. It's not a fancy place (and I'm okay with that). I had haddock and chips. The quality was excellent and the cost was insanely cheap ($15.88 for a piece of fish, fries, coleslaw [which I passed on], a can of pop and gravy and that included tax!). Joey was the server and she was extremely friendly. I left about half of the fries but Joey insisted I take home the gravy so wrapped it up for me. read more

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Two magic words: Beef Tallow. I happened into this nondescript house-like restaurant just off Lakeshore on Fifth St for a fix of deep fried decadence.... and nutritious halibut fish ;) The moment I bit into the old school fresh daily cut double fried chips... I KNEW it was cooked in the best fish and chip oil... beef tallow. Same with the light, crunchy fish batter. To any old school fish and chips aficionado, beef tallow, once the standard for deep frying fish and chips is now the Gold Standard. It does not taste 'beefy' at all. It just has this clean, unmistakable 'je ne sais quois' rich flavour that brings out a secret something special in a fried russet potato. Coleslaw, tartar sauce, condiments, furniture and ambience could use a facelift... nothing objectionable.. but it would shoot this place into influencer cult status. Hopefully it doesn't! ;-) Oh, and the sweet charming waitress reminds me of Flo on that 70's TV show "Alice" at Mel's Diner". . Except without the southern sarcastic "Kiss my grits" wit! read more

Just off of Lakeshore, this old-school fish and chip shop was a good find! The servings are generous and the staff are very friendly. There's a takeout special for 2 halibut fish and chips which was more than enough to satisfy us! It was a ten-minute wait for our food, so just enough time to check out the Delicia Bakery and Pastry down the street for some Portuguese and Argentinian desserts! read more

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BEST PLACE in the Mimico area for fish & chips takeout! Voted as one of BlogTO's best Fish and Chips in Toronto! For almost 50 years this family-run establishment's been in business - how amazing is that? Cod, halibut, scallops, shrimp, haddock, fries, gravy, onion rings, coleslaw or bread with butter, pop, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, milk, and juice - these guys have it all. This restaurant is a local Etobicoke / Mimico area favourite that's been around since 1973. My family and I have been coming here for many years. Their website says they've served hundreds of thousands of pieces of fish, and millions of chips to customers from across the GTA. It's super easy and convenient to pickup a takeout order to go and take it home to share with family or even drop it off for friends. They even wrap your order in layers of newsprint paper so it stays fresh. Can't wait to return for another great takeout meal! read more

Was recommended to me, as Kingsway Fish and Chips were closed for vacation I decided to try this place. I should have known better when I entered this spot, it was the definition of a hole in the wall, packets of ketchup, vinegar, salt n pepper plus it looked really run down. I ordered the halibut n chips to go and after eating this poor quality meal I was sick to my stomach by midnight. Fries were horrible fish was greasy and the Cole slaw was sickening. Never again will I go to this place. read more

Ordered their haddock & chips, $7.95. Gravy, $1.50 Onion rings, $3. Fish & chips were good. Gravy was OK. Onion rings had good batter and real white onions you can see and eat. Due to the batter mixture they use, they will carry a bit more grease than usual. The $3 box was worth it and best shared, grease and all. read more

I have never walked into a restaurant and lost my appetite. The kitchen is gross, the whole restaurant vibes is untidy. How they got a 4 star rating is beyond me. read more

Fresh and tasty fish and chips at a very reasonable price. We ordered two orders of haddock and chips, gravy, and coleslaw, and two pops. The gravy is a must! All for under $25. McDs cannot compete. read more

Don't judge the homey decor - Best fish in Toronto! I stopped in with my boyfriend for a quick dinner and was blown away. The staff are all SO sweet and the portions are HUGE! We had Haddock and chips with coleslaw and everything was delicious and super fresh. Check them out if you're ever in the area :) read more

Did a take out of the halibut and chips. There is a bit of a discount if you get the special, which is 2 orders of the halibut. Served with good old fashioned fries and wrapped up to go like the good old days. read more

New Toronto Fish & Chips - Fish & Chips Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

Had not ordered take out since before Covid. Don't know if they changed owners but what a disappointment!! Fish was swimming in grease, fries were undercooked, no cutlery, no napkin and no tartar sauce. Gravy was hot and pop was cold, only good thing!! read more

If your looking for legit fish and chips this is your spot! The halibut has a lot of fish and not oily with a nice thin batter. The fries are your classic f&c style and the gravy is a must! Not sure why for the negative comments but support this legit mom and pop restaurant in this upcoming area! read more

Not impressed with their food. Cod was super overcooked. Halibut had too much batter. Onions rings very salty. Fries were under cooked. My first and last visit to this location. One of the worst fish and chips I ever had. read more

No frills- just juicy fresh fish, deep fried in a crispy batter, served with a heep of fries. They know what they are good at and stick to it. Went with the haddock, halibut with chips and coleslaw. Halibut was very tasty. Not over cooked, fish was moist but not greasy. Menubis no nonsense. The ambience is dated, but it has this certain charm to it. Staff are truly a gem here. Greet you with a warm welcome and more then willing to chat you up. read more

Used to enjoy this place,.... Just left, expecting to spend $38+. Served 3 NEW patrons, after I was there for 10 mins.! Bad service &b Customer relations,... read more

I ordered the haddock and chips with a side of coleslaw. The haddock was a good, thick portion. I was expecting an amazing meal due to the great reviews. The fish was good but nothing really spectacular. I wish they had some better quality tartar sauce. The tartar sauce supplied in little packets were very sweet and did not taste like tartar sauce which kind of ruins the fish. The fries were ok. The coleslaw was quite good and refreshing with a nice vinaigrette. Overall a decent meal, good value. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here but if you're in the area and have a craving for fish and chips, you may want to give this place a try. read more

This place couldn't more like what it's called. Feels like the kinda place that's been there forever and 100% fits the vibe of the hood... Like, doesn't even bother trying to be obviously a restaurant when you walk by, hours are odd and unclear, and it may be older than religion. But it's exactly the fish and chips you imagine. Down to the paper wrapping and the right vinegar and matching slaw. Even my toddler points for it when we walk by now. So good. Such nice people. Totally worth the calories. read more

I really wanted to like this place but there were problems. Pros- Fish and batter were good. Price was very good. Cons- Chips were crappy (yes they are hand cut but that doesn't make them good) and customer service was bad bad bad. Granted I did go in 20 minutes to close, HOWEVER, I noticed that that was the case and very politely asked if it was still ok to get take out and he said yes for sure. So, when my food was ready the guy tossed in on the counter and didn't say a word to me, I found it really rude. Lastly, I got home and realized there was no tartar sauce put in the bad nor was I asked if I wanted any... come on! It's fish and chips! Wish it was good because of the price point but I will not be back. read more

Ordinarily I'm not big on fish, I need to be in a particular mood to enjoy it and it needs to be cooked a certain way. My fish and chips need to be cooked a certain way too and this place is AMAZING. It is hands down my favourite place in Toronto for fish and chips. The food is always fresh and hot and absolutely delicious. A bit pricey at times but they have regular deals that you can take advantage of. read more

Honestly the best fish and chips in Toronto! Halibut is nice and flaky with the option for light batter & the chips are just perfect- crispy yet soft! Cute little old school fish and chip shop run by the nicest people. read more

I got the halibut for take out. When I got home the fries were pretty soggy. The batter on the fish wasn't great, but the fish was excellent. Nice big piece as the batter was very thin on it. I have no complaints however it didn't blow me away. I had a craving for fish and chips and this place satisfied it. read more

The best fish & chips in th area. Melts in the mouth, and a far cry better than the new Halibut House. Wrapped in paper, as it should be.

One of the best Fish & Chip places in Toronto. The interior looks like an old greasy spoon but I always get takeout.

By far one of the best Fish & Chips shops ever. The coleslaw .... Mmmmmm. Try New Toronto Fish & Chips and you'll be sad when you pull up front and they're closed. read more

Visited on a Friday afternoon and there were a few people finishing up their lunches. Cute place with bench seating at proper tables to eat in and have table service- that was a nice option. Very modest- it is probably the original decor! Lol. Great halibut- perfectly fried and perfectly salty :) I could do without the chips tho- a bit dry. Awesome, non creamy coleslaw! Will be back since we are now living in the neighbourhood. read more

Delicious fish & chips at a very reasonable price! Portions are a good size, especially the amount of chips.

Ordered cod special and husband had haddock which was bit more substantial but still skimpy portion. Coleslaw was best part, as chips tasted very dry and unflavourful but good portion. Maybe a good takeout place but the inside was terribly uncomfortable with overgrown plants in front window. Scarey and ancient. read more

I was in the area a few days ago, and happened unexpectedly upon this restuarant. It was just before noon and made an on the spot decision to have lunch at New Toronto Fish & Chips. I am so glad I did! I had the Halibut & chips with their house cole slaw. Everything was delicious. The Halibut portion was appropriately sized and cooked in a light crispy batter. It was delicious, every bite of it. The thick cut fries were meaty and delicious. I also liked their cole slaw as it had a very light flavour and was not creamy, which I prefer. Their Halibut, I was told, is purchased from an Alaskan source and the average size they purchase is 90 lbs. That is quite the fish! Each of their fish bears a tag of authenticity which is proudly displayed at the front counter. I received quite a welcomed lesson in Halibut that day. This is a family owned business and all of the staff were quite friendly, served me well, and encouraged me to enjoy my lunch, which I did very much. I was fortunate to have taken the opportunity early in the day just before the lunch hour rush, so was able to enjoy a little extra attention than would have been possible during a busier time in their schedule. The restaurant decorum was right out of the 1970's which I adored for its nostalgia. The restaurant was clean and had a simple charm. I almost returned that very evg for dinner. That is how much I enjoyed my experience and meal. I thank the friendly staff for their wonderful service and great food. I was stuffed! I will definitely return. -Trisha EDIT- TTC directions: Take the Islington 110 (NOT the 110C) bus South to the Lakeshore Blvd. (approximately 14 minutes). Walk east for 2 blocks to 5th street, then walk north on 5th street for 30 seconds. read more

New Toronto Fish & Chips - Halibut & Chips with Cole Slaw - Fish & Chips Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

Best fish & chips! I always order the halibut & am never dissappointed. Fish is always fresh. Have been coming here for the past three decades. The decor is ...well, what decor? But not there for that! The batter is delicious! The fries are hand cut & never frozen. I have recently switched to onion rings from fries and they are hand dipped & fried fresh. Best to eat freshly fried & not as take out. This is the standard to which all other fish & chips are judged!!! read more

Went in for dinner on Christmas Eve. The halibut had a thin coating of batter (mostly fish)! The chips were hand cut and very good. Loved the cole slaw. The retro decor is interesting. read more

Definitely an eat in spot unless you like soggy fish n chips. Eat in and get nice fast service at this old school greasy spot. The decor and seating is really dated but the food is pretty good. Try the onion rings as they are delish but really heavy. read more

My visit was for take out at 6:30pm, height of Monday dinner time. Visit Again?: Yes, but only because of proximity Party Size: 1 I didn't mind the retro squalor, some might. It seems halibut is their feature fish, as there are ads for its nutritional value and posters for Alaskan Halibut posted prominently. Adding to their credibility is a review from the Toronto Star (though from 2004.) I had the haddock & chips. I wanted to have the experience suggested in the review from 2004, but I wasn't that impressed. The chips were sort of warm when I got them home (something I thought about when I saw him ladling them from the chip shelf instead of fresh from the deep fryer...guess he was saving those for someone else.) The haddock was good, the batter could have coated the fish more consistently, however what was there was crispy. I ate it all, despite disappointing chips. More on those chips. The chips lost them a star here. Is there anything less palatable than a tired, not hot enough, greasy chip? And they could have been thicker cut for my preference, in keeping with the English tradition. I liked how they wrapped the fish & chips. Not newsprint, but newsprint paper - echoes of England and the fish & chips of my youth. It wouldn't take much to get this place up to a higher standard, but sorry to say my 1st visit was not great. Also not impressed by the client coughing on and handling the ketchup packets at the front desk, though not the proprietors fault. Seedy as heck from the outside, but I liked that. Pull your socks up guys, you could be great! read more

This shop has been in business for years - decades, technically. The owners are the same, and the interior is the same. But don't let the dated decor fool you - the focus is on the *fish*. And what fish it is. We grew up spoilt by Caz's Fish & Chips in Mississauga, a fantastic fish & chips shop (that also has static, albeit somewhat updated decor, and been in operation for years and years). We'd given up on finding a local fish & chips place that could match our high standards, and were delighted when a coworker pointed us to the small little shop tucked away on a one way street. When we've been there's been halibut and haddock on the menu. The halibut is fantastic (I'm really not a fan of fish, but will happily eat the halibut all up). The batter is light and delicious, and the fish fresh, soft, and tasty. The fries are fresh and hand cut. The onion rings are fantastic, and were made to order on our visits. They're definitely worth giving a try! They also had a special on haddock on Friday, which seemed to be a regular feature. There's a Green P parking lot right beside the restaurant, and parking tends to be plentiful in the evening when we go to get dinner. Take-out is a big part of the business (the shop is quite small). The fish and chips are packed in paper boxes, usually so generously the lid bulges. The box is then wrapped in butcher/packing paper. It's not exactly newspaper, but then our newspapers aren't exactly food friendly! Really, I can't recommend this place highly enough when you're in the mood for good, honest, delicious fish & chips! read more

Great fish and very friendly and efficient. Great mom and pop operation. Excellent halibut. My only criticism is the fries. They are a bit soggy and get worse when you get them home (we live 3 blocks away). Otherwise their fish is superb. We have a cat that NEVER eats people food and he loves it too. read more

This place is like Penrose in the north end. Authentic British style fish and chips. Great fries and best onion rings anywhere. Run by a really nice family. It's been here since 1973. Eating in is like riding in a time machine. read more

We've been coming here since 2007. It is consistent, well priced, and always friendly. We love their coleslaw. Their fish has always been plump and fresh. The batter is consistently tasty. The fries are sometimes a miss, though when they are a hit - 75% of the time, they are great. I also like their onion rings. I would recommend it. It is a heavy meal - let's be clear, greasy and heavy, though you don't leave like you're carrying bricks in your belly. You just feel full. read more

Best fish & chips in Toronto ! Good service great food - fish is always perfect and the fries are amazing ! My go to in the GTA hands down

Really tasty halibut and chips! Eat in if you can since the crispiness of the meal is key. So the décor isn't modern, get over it! The portion sizes are large but you can halve the fries if it's too much. Their hours didn't have late eaters in mind so go early! read more

I have been here about 5 times and it is consistently good. The fries are incredible and the fish is everything you would expect. My only con is the lack of a lemon wedge with your fish. I think that should be mandatory with fish and chips (they may offer it but I always forget to ask) . I often come here just for a small order of chips. They are always good and the price is quite reasonable. The place is quite run down but I think it adds to its charm in a weird kind of way. read more

If I could eat only one thing for the rest of my life, their fish and onion rings would be it.