If eating out in Woodstock seems too expensive for you then try the chippie, large portions of well…read morecooked chips and all the normal fish and chip shop offerings. Last time we were there we noticed that there is a restaurant at the back but we've never bothered to try it. We're quite happy with some hummous from the Co-op, the chips and the fun of eating outside in such a quaint little town.

Great local chippy. The cod and chips were the best we had in England. Also had a beef pie which…read morewas excellent Very friendly and a lot of locals stopping in for their takeaway

A proper chippie takeaway. As an American I can hardly claim any expertise in the matter but the…read moreBritish wife, sis and mother-in-law confirmed it.

Just simply brilliant. Always busy and staff always helpful…read moreand obliging Best around. Food well cooked and obviously changes fat often. Thx everyone

The best fish and chips in the Forest of Dean. All fresh cooked in top grade oil. You can taste the…read moredifference! Those in the know make the trip to Frydays, we did a 25 mile round trip today, and once again it was well worth it.

The fish & chips from this takeaway are decidedly well above average. We've never had a bad meal…read more They're excellent every time.

Absolutely fantastic. Never hoped I would find anywhere local to offer gluten free fish and chips…read more(before now it's been Reading/Windsor). The owner was fab and very visibly showed me washing his hands. I also picked up some fish and chips for a lovely friend in the village who is VERY sensitive to gluten and she's completely fine. Will make this a regular treat and I highly recommend Millbrook fish and chips....

Was around the area and found this gem. Honestly the BEST fish and chips in the area and for the…read moreprice, you definitely get the quality. Roy is so great and he batters the fish fresh and right in front of you. I got cod and haddock and both were delicious Chips are fantastic and portions are generous. I had to stop in the next day before I left.

THis is one of the only fish and chip shops locally where you can actually eat in! So, if like me,…read moreyou only enjoy your fish and chips when they are nice and piping hot, this is the place for you!!! Oddly, this is one of the better priced fish and chip shops about Bicester aswell, so it works out well alll round! The menu has just about every thing that you would expect to see when picking up fish and chips, in a varity of sizes (from mini fish to large) so you can shop for your diet (Or not) and they have reductions for OAPS on certain nights too which is nice. On memory, they also have a few things like spring rolls etc on the menu if you fancy a bit of variety or just have someone that doesn;t want the same as you. baragin!

Best chips in town. Well, for my money, best anywhere. A great price, great taste, and very…read moregenerous portions. If you happen to go in regularly, and my family does, they remember you and treat you quite well. I've since moved away but I miss this shop like crazy. Continued good luck!

Great tasting fish and chips. I think it won an award a few years ago for the best fish and chips…read moreon Oxfordshire!

A hidden gem in Oxford's history…read more Truly, a hidden gem. I almost don't want to write this because I want it kept hidden for as long as possible! Service was great in a bustling dining room. This 19th-century tavern is nothing short of charming and cozy, serving some fantastic meals. You can't go wrong with their Steak & Ale Pie and Fish & Chips.

The Turf Tavern is Oxford's second oldest pub, as it was founded in 1381! It's a hidden spot down a…read moremeandering alleyway located against the mediaeval remains of Oxford's city walls. The interior is downright medieval with low ceilings (watch your head!), low lights, and plenty of seating. They also have an open and airy beer garden for better weather days. You can either order at the bar, or use their QR code at the tables to order online which was helpful. The pub food was great, the pints kept pouring, and we made some new friends in a very old pub. Come for the history and stay for a proper pub experience. It's definitely worth the trouble of seeking this one out.

This is one of the rare chippies in Oxford and is not that great - it's down a very shady looking…read morelittle alley off the High. The chips are pretty greasy and not that tasty - you feel like you're eating a lot of stodge but not even getting a treat. The place itself if really odd - there's a few tables and a TV, but it's very clinical. The service is slow too, so you'll be hanging out in here for a while. Give it a miss!

Best ever fish and chips. Oxford original and traditional!! The interior is similar of a school…read morecanteen. Prepare and cook the traditional way from finest and freshest fish and potato. The chef personally prepare and serve the food and beverages, very friendly and kind. Best value for money in Oxford. Not easy to find probably because entrance and path obscured by big restaurants

I got the take out on a Sunday night right before they closed and it was fantastic. Speedy service…read moreand great to go box with all the fittings you'd like. Ordered a side of the mushy peas - make sure you do the same, they are delicious. Will come back!