This shop has closed permanently, it's now a café. Nearest fish and chips is at 17 Chestnut Grove…read moreby Balham station.

Some of the best battered cod I have had in a long time! Sweet juicy fresh fish in a light batter…read more Mushy peas were decent too although I would have preferred them to be a bit more minty. Chunky chips were excellent, crispy on the outside. Best thing of all? £7.50 for all that, cheaper if you get a takeaway!

I frequent Lighthouse Fish Bar more than I care to admit because of its convenient location by the…read morebus stop at Tooting Bec and its reasonable prices. The chips are great and the portion sizes are huge, only once have I been able to finish off a regular portion. My usual order of jumbo sausage and chips come to £2.50 making it the cheapest takeaway around. The Tooting natives seem to agree with me as the shop is always busy.

A stroll down the chippies when i cant be asked to cook is always an option although i must say…read moreLighthouse cod and chips are very good and always made fresh. This one of the best chip shops near to home. The staff here know me very well and they love a good laugh lovely people. Lighthouse is a good size and is very busy around lunch time and late evening.

This is a little hole in the wall kind of place, where you can tell almost all of their customers…read moreare locals. It's mostly a take out place although they do have about 6 tables if you prefer to eat in (there's no such thing as ambiance here unless you're in the mood for the neighborhood mom and pop diner feeling). The good thing is, it's pretty obvious these locals keep on coming back and that's because the food is real good and fresh as well as very fairly priced. A small fish and chips cost just under 7 pounds and was more than big enough sized for lunch. This is pretty much a fish and chips spot, although they will grill your fish for you as well, and I must say, this is the BEST fish and chips I've had in London to-date. Granted everyone has their own tastes and that "best" moniker is used everywhere but let me tell you, it was cooked just right, nice crunchy batter with nice and tender haddock tucked inside (you can choose from about 5 fish choices for them to fry up for you). I will definitely be going back here there's no doubt, it's in a random location but if you are in Balham and craving some fish and chips, this is a great spot to hit up!

Scrumptious is the only word to describe the fish and chips from this little place. They do all the…read moreusual food you would expect to find in a chippy but I can highly recommend the haddock and chips if you need some comfort food on a wintry day. I thought it was a bit pricey for fish and chips until got home and saw the size of the portions HUGE! It could have easily fed 2 people who hadn't eaten for a while!! There is a bit of waiting time for some of the food as they cook it fresh but the staff is the shop are nice and chatty so you are entertained while you wait!

I'm a big fan of fish and chips, so when this first opened many years ago (I forget when, but I…read moreknow I was still in sixth form, so must have been ages ago!), I thought I would try this new place out. At first, I thought the chips tasted great! So I decided to go there more often. However, the more I went, the more I saw that their definition of their portion sizes began to shrink. So I decided to stop going. Also at the time, my sister tried the place out. She told me that when she went, they purposely tried to short change her (she gave them £10 for a portion of small chips, and they didn't give her any change). When she challenged them, they just started laughing, and she had to argue to get her money from them. From my personal experience and from what I heard, I give this 1 star!

A very very good chip shop. Good value and great tasting, open fairly late and serving a variety of…read moretypical chip shop food.

The inside is very clean. The staff is friendly. The presentation of the food in the cases is…read morebeautiful. I came in to order the fish and chips. It was lunch time but I decided to order a regular portion since I wanted a larger fish. It was cooked fresh to order and I ordered for takeaway. The wait was fine considering fresh cook to order. I was asked if I wanted salt and vinegar and of course yes! I would say in general I enjoyed the fresh cod it was a lovely cut and cooked perfectly. I was surprised by a few things. I was served about one kg of chips. Way too many chips for one person. The chips had a nice flavor but seemed a bit mushy. Maybe a little undercooked? Only my chips got salt and vinegar which meant the fish stayed crispy for takeaway but it was also bland. Also I wasn't provided any tartar sauce. Maybe that needs to be ordered separately? Could have been a rookie mistake on my part. Was this the best in London? No but it could be. Serve half as many chips, put salt and vinegar on the fish as well as the chips, and ask the customer if he or she would like tartar sauce. Overall above average but not quite the best!

Kennedy's are arguably the best fish and chip shop in Streatham. I would happily argue this until…read moreblue in the face. Last night, I got myself some post-surgery celebration chips - with cod, onion gravy and mushy peas. You know how you have to fast before surgery, even if it's minor? Well, by the time I got home at 8pm, I was famished. Kennedy's made it all ok. Kennedy's are WONDERFUL. Not only is the fish superbly white and fluffy, in a crisp, golden batter, and the chips fat and plentiful, but the service is efficient. Long live properly FAST food. The mushy peas were nothing to write home about (not bad, but not amazing like the fish and the chips). But the onion gravy? Om nom nom. I ended up stuffed after just half a plateful - I guess that comes from fasting all day. But leftover chips for breakfast? Thank you very much... :)

Some of the best fish and chips I've had in London. I especially like the fact that they are local…read moreto my house. Without this in mind the fact that they cook to order and keep less under the heat lamp makes for a tastier, fresher, and more reassuring meal. Overall, the chips are cooked golden every time. This is sometimes an issue for me since I've recently been to a few where they rush the chips and the chips come out cooked but white. The fish was tender and good. Overall a win win situation DT

As you come out of Earlsfield Station its about 70 metres away. You look left and cross the road to…read morethe pub and then cross the busier one (Garratt Lane) and head left in Mitcham direction. I ordered Rock Salmon and chips to eat in. It was £9.70 but no extras and was perfect. Done fresh in 7 minutes, good flavour, texture. Chips were varied, one or two with some skin on, large and small. Again, good flavour. Service polite and unobtrusive. Pay at the till afterwards. Recommended.

You get a complimentary plastic shot glass of fresh chips while you wait! This is clearly an…read moreexcellent idea and every time it makes me love the friendly, chip-proffering gentlemen even more. They know that when you order takeaway fish and chips you must be stomach-clenchingly famished and very tired. Marina Fish Restaurant is a smartly decorated, modern looking fish and chip restaurant. Before I called by, I had actually thought it was a fish restaurant in the broader sense, due to the name and the look of the place. Actually I think they are missing a trick in not offering a wider choice of fishy treats, as I'm sure there would be demand in the area, and it's good-looking enough for people to come for the evening and spend a little more on dinner. The takeaway is tasty, but a bit expensive. The classy cardboard boxes printed with the restaurant's name look good (a childish bit of me thinks 'ooh, fancy!' each time, and feels like I have gone up in the world, to be purchasing boxed London fish and chips as if it is a fancy fish and chips boutique) but by the time I get home the steam build-up has always made everything go a bit limp. I'd be happy to pay a quid less per portion and forgo the box and the lemon wedge.

Your typical London fast food joint, Traditional Fish Bar offers fish and chips and burgers. This…read moreis definitely not the healthiest option around, but it's a well run little place in a nice part of suburban London. Prices are good, the food is good, service is brisk and the portions are sound. I wouldn't recommend you take your new girlfriend here for dinner though, unless she's into scoffing crisps and playing Xbox more than you do. Trying out the fish and chips in new places has become quite a habit of mine, so after receiving my order of battered cod and chips I'd have to report that everything was A-OK. Nothing special but no complaints and I was able to head home feeling full in the stomach and my wallet. I wouldn't bother making your way here, but if you're in the area then go for it!

Fantastic fish and chip shop, with freshly cooked fish whilst you wait. You can also sit in and…read moreeat. The have a great menu of fish, pies, chicken and much more served with chips or mashed potato and even freshly made salad! After going here since it opened, I wouldn't get my fish anywhere else. Well done Kennedy's!

It was my first time trying the classic Fish and Chips in England. Not bad. The fish was tender and…read moretasted delicious. The price was also reasonable. Recommended.

On our way to Wimbledon, I spotted a line of people here. Told my wife that we were stopping here…read moreon the way back to the Tube (subway). Oh wow, are we ever glad that we stopped by cause we both Loved the Original Fish and Chip Company!!! We ordered the Cod & Chips. We got it to-go (takeaway). The plan was to eat it at our hotel. It never made it though. We gobbled it all up on the Tube ride. Our fellow passengers appeared to be salivating as my wife and I enjoyed every bit of our fish & chips! The food was truly delicious! Cannot wait to return here in the future. Just too bad that they are far from my home. :(