Great value and friendly family service…read more This family run restaurant boasts some of the best fish and chips in St Albans. Service is super-friendly (and sometimes the children pop out for a chat too - it's been great to watch them grow up over the years). Whilst Wong's serve a limited Chinese menu we have never tried it, sticking, instead, to a standard order of: 2xHaddock, 1 Large Chips, Curry sauce and mushy peas. This is more than enough for a hungry couple. It's best to telephone your order ahead to make sure you don't have to queue for too long (they get busy towards the weekend). Credit cards are accepted for orders over £9. The fish is succulent (and rarely dry like so many places) and the chips have a great flavour and aren't too greasy. Portions are extremely generous and our simple meal is good value at £13. Portions Weights: Each fish weighs in at c. 325g Large portion of chips is a mighty 615g Peas 250g Curry sauce 110g

Best place for fish & chips in St Albans :) My mother in law lives near here. The fish portions are…read morevery generous :)

Perfect fish and chips for reasonable price. Large portion is really large, it's enough if you…read morewould like to share for 2. Interior is simple and cozy. Highly recommended!

This place went through new management a while back and it's much better and a lot less greasy than…read moreit was previously! Food is standard fish and chip stuff, except that they have a whole bunch of extras- chicken burgers, pies (Definitely recommend the pies!) and seems to have quite a good standard of hygiene and presentation. They have a kids menu, which is perfect for if you're just a bit peckish or have small children and really good value for money. Theres a set of booths inside, which is much nicer than your usual high bar stools and side table, and it's actually quite a pleasant place to eat in. The staff are really friendly and helpful, I think it may be family-run, and although there's sometimes a queue the basic food is mega-quick and for the more complicated less-ordered dishes, you won't be waiting longer than fifteen minutes. Perfect place to pop in with the kids to keep them full and happy. Not particularly health conscious, but its a nicer than average fish and chip joint!

This is no longer called the Trawlerman since is was sold over a year ago. it is now Frydays…read more Honestly this now isn't one of the better chip shops in hatfield, they do have a really large menu, so there is something for everyone who doesn't want fish. The staff are friendly and polite and will often throw in a little freebie like a carton of juice if my daughter is with me. The service is pretty quick and they do have tables and chairs with newspapers to sit on, even if just waiting for a takeaway, of course you can eat in too. The place is clean and you can see all of the cooking being done, so hygene isn't a concern. However, I find that the chips sometimes taste as if they have been cooked in older oil. I think it is more to do with the brand of oil they use rather than a freshness issue but I do think it has a funny taste.

Proper fish and chip shop, fish fried freshly to order. Not the cheapest and definitely not the…read morequickest (due to aforementioned frying to order) but among the best. There are two small plastic tables at the front but it is basically a take-away. A very good one!

Would give it 4 1/2 stars if I could. Lovely fish and chips from this family run take-away. Great…read moreportions and freshly fried. Sometimes you have to a wait a few minutes but I guarantee it is worth it because a) you get such fresh fried fish and b) the jolly (Italian?) lady gives you a "chip lollly" - a couple of chips on a fork while you are waiting. Even better, they are very happy to take an order by phone "Plaice your order" and then it's ready to pick up at the time arranged - normally 10 or 15 mins for us. The half a star off is because a couple of times the order hasn't been 100% correct. Maybe a missing small chips or something. They are always happy to take it off the next order but it knocked them off the full 5 stars. Having said that I wouldn't go anywhere else around here for my fish'n'chips!

It's not my closest chip shop but I'd heard good things about The Camp fish bar (albeit not from…read moreYelp because of our distinct lack of St Albans yelpers) so on my birthday I sent my hubby out to get us some Fish and Chips. The chips were not as crisp as I expected but I like the soft ones. This would be a disappointment to many others though. The battered haddock was delicious - crispy batter with a well-cooked fish that had quite a sweet taste. The battered sausages looked disappointingly like regular short sausages in batter. Depending on the weather I would go back, but I think my husband would stick to the one around the corner.

People say your local chip shop is always going to be your favourite and I must say that this is…read moredefinitely my favourite. The chips are crisp and tasty, they have a variety of fish that is freshly cooked with great batter. They have the usual exotic pickled things like girkins and eggs and also have fizzy drinks and botttles of vinegar and tomato sauce. They are closed on Mondays which always catches me out. They also serve vegetarian spring rolls, and cheese and onion pasties if you don't eat fish.

We regularly use A Burridge for our guide group. The staff are really friendly and helpful when we…read moreare ordering large quantities. The food is lovely and they offer a good range aside from fish.