Such a wonderful experience eating here! Service was nice and everything tasted so fresh. I do not…read morerecommend their mushy peas, I've had better. This is establishment is great for a casual date or group.

I was dying to try the fish and chips but my dining companion doesn't eat fish . No problem…read morebecause they normally have lasagne and burgers but ran out of those. Ok that happens. So she ordered a chicken sandwich but asked them to hold the mayo. The waitress refused explaining that the owner doesn't allow any modifications to the food items. Seriously. In 60 years on the planet I have never encountered such a thing. I understand when a great chef refuses modifications to a dish but denying a "hold the mayo" request on a fried chicken sandwich??? The waitress clearly said the owner simply refuses to allow such things. Ever. No exceptions. We walked out and left as the waitress apologized again and again. If you have an allergy, food intolerance or any desire to choose what you eat, avoid this place!

For a girl from Los Angeles visiting England for her first time, this was the perfect fish and chip…read moreshop. Now having tried chippies throughout England and Scotland, I still say Norton Fisheries is the best. The cod is battered well and cooked to a lovely crispiness, the chips are fat and golden. But even better is the little shop itself. Set off from the street, it seems like a place forgotten by time. I look forward to every trip to England for a chance to return. The people working in the shop did laugh when I insisted on taking this picture.

Always reliable - great setting, decor, service and food. We come here every time we are in the…read morearea and it never disappoints. Desserts are always worth a try.

So, this place definitely needs a glut of reviews, as it has had quite an overhaul I think, since…read morethe other pictures! It is still very much a restaurant with a chippy on the side (the chippy is also genuinely awesome), but snick past the chippy to the right, up the stairs, and you're in for a proper seafood treat. We were staying in Whitby, but after a Christening in York, we didn't know if we were going to be able to get up because of the sheer amount of snow the moors had had- so we didn't book- but were able to grab a table on chance. The setting is gorgeous, the tables are lovely, and the crockery is so lovely too (some of it made by a local artist- they even took the time to write down a list of suppliers for me). We had Thai fishcakes with chilli jam Mackerel with grapefruit apple and the most gorgeous peanut satay Scallops (perfectly cooked, of course), poached egg, caviar Sea trout "with textures of butternut squash" and toasted seeds Seafood linguine Poached autumnal fruits with ice cream Pear and salted caramel bread and butter pudding with hazelnut anglaise. Best food, best service, best setting, so full. All of that washed down with red wine, and seriously fresh, and stupidly reasonably priced. Lets just say the coastal road was blocked on the way home, and we skidded on the non-gritted ice having to go the other way- it would have been the most epic final meal ever. If you don't go here, you're daft.

Well having not visited during the period of the lock down, I was surprised at the removal of the…read moresmall seating area next to the actual shop. Now some swanky tapas bar that push pizza.you can still get fish and chips from the shop next door but the way it's served is a little demeaning. Maybe the world has changed in the way the good old British public receives its fish and chips by the seaside. Deconstructed with wraps replacing bread and butter. It was as tasty as normal but I'm afraid it will be take away for me from now on.

See, I hate to argue with Whitby fish and chips- but these are amazing. Being tempted in by a daft…read morename paid off. They also make my rare and guilty pleasure- spam fritters- which you have to wait a few minutes for (then a few minutes to cool down, because it's hotter than the surface of the sun) and they are most definitely entirely bad for you- but meh. I was a student when I first came here- so one thing that was particularly good were the "nosh boxes" a something (fishcake/sausage/etcetc), chips, and a "splash", peas, gravy, curry etc etc for darn cheap. The staff are lovely, they do a range of stuff, I never saw the place dirty, and importantly, they do scraps.

Stopped in for chips, sausage and beans and was really impressed. Portions were a bit on the small…read moreside, but everything tasted spot on -- the beans especially were rich and full of flavour, and the curry sauce was really nice too. The staff were friendly and polite, and even though it took around 10 minutes for the food, there's seating so it wasn't a bother. Clean place, good atmosphere, and food that actually tastes homemade. Definitely worth a visit.

Extremely busy in there today but the fish and chips were amazing. The lady that took my order was…read morevery sweet and gave me extra scraps. Would recommend this place if you're visiting from out of town.

Absolutely disgusting how people use that fish shop must have no sense of taste I got home tasted a…read morechip and a bit of sausage Absolutely rotten like eat raw Lard even my dog wouldn't eat the chips absolutely Disgusting how people give Fridays a good review must have no sense of taste

We were visiting family in Darlington and wanted fish and chips. So we googled which one was the…read morenearest one and came across Frydays. The fish and chips were so good and friendly service too . Would definately go back again. Because London doesn't do good fish &chips . Well done Frydays

A great little chippy that people travel from far and wide to sample there wares. Very clean and…read moretidy you always get a warm welcome from the staff no matter how busy they are. Fair choice of menu with plenty for the kids to choose from; but of course the main point is the quality of the cooked fish, it's batter, whether it's oily or wallowing in fat and Park Lane always serves the best, time after time, after time. Unlike many chippies they rarely serve scrapes of potatoes in stead of proper chips and it's very hard not to rip open the packaging on the way home.

Not a massive fan of this type of of food, but once in a while when I do this is a great place to…read morego and get some take away fish and chips.

In town visiting and ordered takeout, the prices compared to here in the USA were very cheap so I…read moreordered everything large and extra fries etc, you get the idea. Well the food showed up in two large bags and we had more than enough food to feed a small army for $51.00 pounds. You couldn't get that same amount of food with a $100.00 usd. As for the food it was all excellent, as for the the fish and chips much better than most and as far as legitimate if over there visiting, they were the real deal. Will be back in summer to order fish and chips again and eat it by the sea. Worth a visit for sure!!!!

Excellent spam fritter and nice staff. Very enjoyable, although there was a few baby's crying.read more