One of the oldest fishmongers in the area; since 1977, Sandy's has stocked exceptionally high…read morequality fresh fish. In addition, they sell meat, poultry and cheeses; ranging from venison and 25 sausage varieties, to gorgonzola and edam. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable and fish and meat are cut and prepared free of charge. This famly run establishment really is exceptional, and the queues on a Saturday morning hold testament to this!

The best and biggest prawns I have ever seen.. They have a grey selection of seafood and would…read morerecommend this to visitors ..

This fishmongers is great, fish so fresh it doesn't smell fishy…read more They aim to sell out every day, so if you want to get you hands on something get there early! A lot had sold out when we got there, but bought some beautiful sea bass that were then scaled and gutted for us. They were sublime later that night baked then with a little lemon squeezed over. Mmmm.

Support your local fishmonger as they are in danger of disappearing for good! This is the only…read morefishmonger I can remember seeing in a long while in West London, it is also acclaimed to be one of the best and has appeared in many a magazine feature or tv programme. The staff are very exceptional. I once bought a large piece of monkfish and the fishmonger had no qualms when I asked him how was best to cook it and if he had any recommendations. Apart from a large selection of very healthy and fresh fish, they also have a good variety of shellfish and even sell Samphire!

Excellent shop for fresh fish in West London - great selection and really good quality…read more My only complaint is that the last few times they have been very rude, possibly due a little to my indecisiveness, but still you don't get points of patronising your customers.

The staffing levels and calibre of management are so lamentably poor in this store that what should…read morebe a painless experience is actually so vile I'll never set foot in there again. Well done Sainsbury's - you've lost another long-time customer to M&S. This is down to 'Manager' Callum, and his accomplice Ronnie and their complete lack of customer service and management abilities; both rude and unpleasant, and promoted far beyond their abilities. I fully support the comments made by the gentleman 'John V' last month.

It's not clear why, but the customer service at this particular store is uniformly substandard. I…read morehad a very long wait today whilst various members of staff were unable to operate the payment systems. The response of the Manager, Callum, was particularly objectionable in light of the lack of understanding and courtesy he showed and failure to listen. Another very disappointing experience and a lot of time wasted again.

We enjoyed a wonderful dinner here after watching the show at the Lyceum Theatre. Of course we…read morewanted fish and chips in London. Loch Fyne has a nice menu and lots of beer and cocktails. We had a nice waiter who gave us excellent service. The fish and chips were delicious and it was quite a large portion. My husband discovered a Hells Beer which he really enjoyed and you have to have a sticky toffee pudding with custard. It was all very good and I recommend for a fine dining experience.

This is the head office based restaurant, so service is usually very good, from friendly staff…read more It's a very reliable chain of fish restaurants, but I think this is their best. Not very big, usually space at lunchtime, but why not ring ahead?

I recently ordered a 2kg bag of shelled cooked prawns. The packaging boldly claims that the…read morecontents are 'Premium Luxury Prawns XXL'. Everybody on the planet knows that XXL obviously means 'Extra Extra Large'. Not just large, or extra large, but EXTRA EXTRA LARGE. I.e. very big indeed. Except Bradley's, who clearly think this means 'small or medium'. On opening the bag, with great anticipation, I found that the contents comprised well over 90% of what can only be described as small prawns, and a handful of prawns which could optimistically be described as 'medium'. Not a single prawn in the entire 2kg bag came remotely close to being even 'large'. And to suggest any single item in the bag was XXL is nothing but deceit and fraudulent advertising. I took a photo of a selection of the contents, lined up against a 50p piece, to show clearly the size. I included the largest single prawn I could find in the bag. It was pathetic. See attached pics. I contacted Bradley's, with my evidence, and received the expected pile of defensive drivel. They educated me with the information that the prawns previously had shells on (really! Never knew that! ). And that the prawns were bigger before they were shelled and bagged, which justified the description. Utter drivel. What is advertised on the packaging must describe what is actually inside, not what the contents historically looked like. Apart from which, even with full shells and heads on, these prawns could still be described as nothing bigger than 'medium'. Absolute nonsense. Like describing a bag of sausages as 'huge' because they previously were part of a whole cow or pig. Shocking deceit, and they haven't got the slightest bit of integrity or professionalism to admit this is an error. I am saving the bag of prawns as evidence, and will be sending my evidence to Trading Standards when they reopen at the weekend. Disgusting rip- off.

I LOOOOOOVE ATARIYA!!!…read more Seriously! This is the best shop for Japanese food in London (I am shocked that I did not review it yet!!) It is tiny...so expect to queue around the whole shop for sashimi/ fish if you come here at the weekend! The sashimi is amaaaazing! The shop is busy, with a high turnover, so the fish never has a chance to rot or become smelly. This means when you enter the shop, you'll be greeted with a lovely smell of rice vinegar. It never smells fishy, despite all the fish. They cut the sashimi for you freshly, so you can ask for it to be cut sushi-style or sashimi-style. I like Sashimi-style better as you get larger chunks of fish. I recommend the following if you'd like to try their sashimi: - Hottate (Onmygoodness the raw scallops here are soooo good!) - Amaebi (sweet little shrimps) - Saba (mackerel) - Tamago (I really like their dashimaki, eggrolls - they'll slice as much as you like for sushi) - Salmon - Hamachi - yellow tail tastes lovely, and has a slightly 'bite-y-er' texture than salmon - The toro (tuna) is good (melts in your mouth) but to be honest, I love the other sashimi more. Other mouth-watering food available: * Frozen gyoza - we always have some in our freezer for tastey-fast-food emergencies * Frozen edamame - much cheaper than eating out! * Kabocha - a bit like butter nut squash...only better! * Croquettes - I love the curry-flavour ones :) * Huuuuge bags of rice (if you ask nicely, they'll open a bag, and just sell you part of it) * Frozen unagi and the sauce to serve it with * Cup ramen/udon and all the noodles to cook yourself! * Sooo many happy Japanese sweets * Essential speedy food like furikake (the yummy food to shake over rice to make an instant meal) or packets of ready-to-go miso soup. There is lots more...you'll have to head West to explore Atariya yourself!! The staff are all really nice, so if you need help in choosing, just ask for their advice. The Japanese bloke with a moustache is an absolute legend!! *Damn writing this review has made me hungry!!*

It's a tiny grocery store but has a great selection of fresh fish! I'd say almost half of this…read morestore is dominated by the seafood counter. And the men behind the counter are energetic. The selection of the Japanese packaged food is limited here if you are looking for snacks or dry food.