'Salt and vinegar?' are likely to be the only words you will hear from any member of staff at this…read moreChinese chip shop. In response to this question my friend clearly and politely stated, 'no thanks.' The woman serving us proceeded to pour lashings of vinegar onto her chips. I probably would have been too polite to complain, but she wasn't. The lady didn't seem put out, she simply and silently threw the chips away and served up a fresh bag with no salt and vinegar. I think that's probably the best customer service you could expect here, but it was sufficient, and no-one comes to buy fish and chips for a chit-chat. The portions are very generously sized and reasonably priced - around £5 for a large fish, chips and peas. The food is always hot and tasty. There is usually a large queue in the evenings, and the recent opening of competitor Atlantic doesn't seem to have affected this Chorlton favourite. Just make sure you go after your visit to the baths opposite. I once made the mistake of going first, and it really didn't make for a pleasant swimming experience!

I love a good chippy. I really do. There's nothing quite like soft fish in crispy batter and deep…read morefried potatoes with the tang of vinegar and the comforting gloop of mushy peas. It's almost criminal that in a North West city there are so few stonking chippies so imagine my delight when I discovered this one in Chorlton. I'm a fan of Holland's pies and they should be in residence at any good chip shop, so I was pleased to find them here (delivered fresh every morning). It's popular, as you can tell from the long queues you'll see snaking from the counter on Friday and Saturday nights, and it would be with such huge portions at teeny prices. It'll certainly fill you up and won't lighten your pocket. And there's even a range of pop in glass bottles! That's the best way to ingest your favourite fizzy beverage.

The quality here is consistently good and on some occasions about the best fish and chips I've ever…read morehad in terms of taste and crispy texture. Unclear why the mushy peas are such a lurid green but I've remained the same colour so all is well.

Great fish & chips. Great selection of fish from cod to John Dory. Fantastic chunky chips all fried…read moreto perfection. Just eaten post walk to the Edge and our fishy feast went down well.

Counter service fish and chips done very well! Fast casual place where you can go in and your food…read more(either eat there quickly or take out)! Ordered the Haddock Fish with an order of chips and mushy peas. Fish was great! Chips were decent, not the best, but the fish was definitely the star of the show, cooked to perfection in a light, not overly oil-saturated batter. The kind lady behind the counter let me try a dollop of their gravy (it was wonderful)! Such a gem with good quality food in a no frills package! Great for a quick lunch or dinner as you're walking about and exploring the area. Would definitely come back!

Was actually quite nice food however the service was horrendously slow waiting in the chippy for…read moreover an hour with not even an ask for my order. when I eventually ordered there was no battered fish left and I had an outrage almost storming out with anger. I instead order a battered sausage and some chips. the ambiance was terrible with a thick clammy smell as if there was no airflow for years. Alright food but wouldn't consider going back until they figure out their problems and get their priorities straight and hire new faster less judging eyeing staff who clearly did not like my appearance and hope they figure out what the smell is and that they remove it immediately. really a shame about those because the food was great and five stars just wasn't worth the wait and the smell.

The food was terrible. The patties were raw but the fries were ok, the pie wasn't even baked…read moreproperly, the buns were soaked in water and were a little bit wet, the restaurant was kinda classy though, the ambience was ominous, it was very quiet inside and there were barely any people, even though this place has a lot on their dark side, customer service was great and my food got to my table almost immediately, this might be the only good thing on the bright side of this place.

We all make terrible decisions regarding food when we've had a skinful. I get away with it far more…read moreas I don't eat meat, therefore generally my post-beverage binging will involve fries or a dubious pizza at the most. Kebabs are lost on me, and that's no bad thing. If you've danced the night away and have the munchies, I have a far better suggestion for you. Don't get soggy fries and burnt pizza crust from the nearest freezer-to-oven shack, dear God, please don't. If you're partying in the Gay Village or along Princess Street, take my advice and go to Portland Plaice. Why? Well, what could be better than proper fish and chips after a night out? That's right, proper fish and chips. Real fat chips, mushy peas, gravy, battered fish fingers, all wrapped up neatly and smelling pungently of vinegar. My Baa Bar companion, the blonde, introduced me to this little treasure, and I've never looked back. The downside is that it might be open until ridiculous o' clock at weekends, but not during weekdays. Many a time have we trekked there from afar, finding it shut, realising it's a Tuesday. Maybe not enough people would go, but they forget, chippy food is cheap, and students (and writers) like cheap, and students (and writers) are out during the week... the maths does itself. But never mind, just grab it while you can. Some of my favourite memories include myself and the blonde grabbing us a little midnight snack, smuggling it into the taxi and eating it in the comfort of my own flat in front of the TV. Ah, those were the days. Now if only we could arrange our next Satan's Hollow excursion nice and quickly...

cracking pies a nice portion size fills you up before going to the pictures. have tried the…read morebottomless brunch once too that was good

I wanted an English dining experience on my second night in Manchester, my first attempt went…read morewrong! My second dinner of the night was at Pieminster and YES! This place is amazing! I'm knocking off a star for being completely out of beer, both draught and bottles! Luckily they had some cider and my meal was complete. I had the chicken ranger with a padron chili stick. It was fantastic. They served it with a generous portion of tasty gravy. The pie was flavorful and filling. This chilli stick was super tasty but absolutely mild, no heat. It's a cool spot with limited cozy seating but worth a stop for sure! Check'em out!

Really good fish and chips right next door to Cask on Liverpool St.....Cask allow you to eat your…read morechippy tea in their bar - which makes the Friday night chippy ritual all the more pleasurable. Menu is exactly as you would expect - pies, battered sausage, cod, curry sauce and mushy peas - what else do you need! As a final note, I dont know how others feel about this, but in my opinion, the best chip is the chip that is tinged brown with a slight (only very slight!) flop. Fish Hut does have these, but when they are queued out, they maybe dont always let them cook long enough to get that nice light brown colour....shame but they are hardly the only chippy in Britain to do that!

I have, I am ashamed to say, eaten at a Chip Shop twice this week. This does give a special power…read morethough - the power to review Chippies with astonishing prowess! My visit to the Fish Hut today was actually quite a surprise - it's recently seen quite a face lift, both inside and out - gone are the grimy windows, the dingy counter and grungy posters (last one's a bit of a shame actually, I really like those!). It's in with the shiny glass, white walls and er... parallelogram shaped plates? You can eat in, or take away - unlike the good old days though, you can tell you can eat in; it wasn't until today that I realised that there were tables! We ate in, and it was good; a portion of chips, battered sausage and scallop (the potato kind, not the sea food kind). The size was great, the chips were nice and hot with nary a green, black or oddly undercooked one in sight and the batter on the scallop and sausage was crispy and light. If you don't fancy fish and chips (who are you kidding?) there's actually a coffee shop upstairs too - I didn't get anything this time, but I think I'll be making a trip back because it smelt great! The coffee so shop was also doing baguettes and assorted sandwiches, so now you can suggest the chippy to even the most health conscious; safe in the knowledge that you can still get your plate of spuds...

This chippy based in a rather small wooden hut doesn't look like much, but boy do they know have to…read moremake fish and chips. I know some people that travel quite a distance to get a fish supper from here and there can be quite a queue. Being in a wooden hut, it's burnt down more than once, however it simply keeps returning and the quality doesn't drop. There is a little space nearby to park a car if it's a little out of your way, so if you feel like a quality no-nonsense fish and chip supper at home (as this is only a takeaway), head to this place and try and claim this review is wrong :-)

Even though this chippy is a small wooden hut they cook the best fish & chips I've ever taster…read more Staff are very friendly and helpful as well. I have a friend who travels over to Timperley from Chester just for the Fish & Chips

TL;DR - Good food, reasonably priced but a slightly weird location…read more We came here for Sunday lunch as a belated birthday meal. We'd always known the restaurant was here, but since we don't gamble we'd never set foot inside before. It's somewhat strange, having to walk through the casino to reach the restaurant and I must say I didn't find the experience especially pleasant - but maybe that's just me not liking gambling. Once in the restaurant it's a different story, with some lovely exposed brickwork for the old building. Service was excellent and the food we had was delicious - I had salmon, followed by the roast beef and the bread and butter pudding. I've got to say though, I had food envy when I saw the sticky toffee pudding and wished I had ordered that instead! Prices are reasonable and the food is good - but I just didn't like the fact it was inside the casino.

I have been here a few times, including in the first week of opening and am a big fan. My mum is…read morevisiting this weekend and took her there tonight so am writing the review based on tonight. The star rating is based on my overall experience over the several times I have been. So, tonight, we arrived and had a drink in the Vega Lounge, I went for the Hendricks Honeyapple (I have a current obsession for cocktails with gin) and it was lush. Mum had the Zinfandel Rose and said it was good. Went up for dinner and were shown to our table, which was by the window so had a good view. After taking our order they brought some sourdough bread and homemade butter and was lush. My starter was the Goosnargh hens egg. I've had this before so knew what to expect. It was very nice and would be good if you're a veggie. My mum had the whiskey cured salmon and was very impressed. I took photos if the starters and will upload after this review. For main, mum had the sirloin steak which came with onion rings and chips. Mum really enjoyed it. I had the sea bream which cane with quinoa and rhubarb and was ginger flavoured. Part of the reason I ordered this was because I was unsure about the combination of fish and rhubarb, but it worked really well. I forgot to take photos, sorry. The dessert was the highlight. We shared as we were feeling full. I've had this choice before but being mum's first visit, I ordered this as I knew she would love it. What am I talking about? The white chocolate and whiskey croissant pudding with single malt ice cream. It is LUSH. Highly recommend. Mum loved it and wished that we hadn't shared. I wish the ice cream was available on its own as for me that is pretty damn epic - ice cream and whiskey together, what's not to love?!?! I actually remembered to take a picture so will post. The service was impeccable, friendly waiting staff and perfect food. This is standard for me in my experience of this place and tonight was no exception. Highly recommend it.