Best fish and chips I've had so far perfectly cooked. Ordered a haddock and a beef onion pie.read more

food was lovely perfect sized portions savaloy didnt taste like rubber salted to perfection highly…read morerecomend really good great place for tourists prices are cheap and lots of places to sit nearbye

The staff was VERY accommodating. My cousin is quite chatty so we were running late for our…read morereservation (coming from a wine bar down the lane) and they didn't seem to mind, so long as we ordered quickly. I realize now that we kept those poor people an hour past their closing time. Everyone in my party loved their food/drink. I had the best oysters of my life (3 with a glass of rose bubbly for 10 quid. A must have!) and a half lobster with nice thick cut chips and mayo. We had a lot of wine, so I don't remember a lot, but I do know it was clean, well run, and everything was delicious! I will come back to the UK one day. There is a Southern train stop here in Rye that has connections to the bigger city.

We've been to Fish Cafe many times for anniversaries, birthday dinners, and family meals. Every…read moretime they've made it special with accommodating service and excellent food. Highly recommend if you're in Rye. You will not be disappointed

Have tried many Fish & Chips shops,Being lucky to come upon this gem!The fish is done to perfection…read morehere,allways fresh,soft and steaming hot with the best golden crispy batter you can dream of.The chips is also of high quality!The service is good and friendly.Fish Hut is definately my favourite stop for fish & chips!

Good portions, not too greasy and quick service. A great selection of items on the menu and the…read morefish is very fresh.

Favorite fish and chips of all time!! The fish is so fresh you can literally see them bringing in…read morethe fish from the sea just out the window while you are eating. The fried fish was not greasy or heavy, but had a super light, golden and crispy outer coating and inside the fish was super tasty and just melted in your mouth. The chips were equally delicious! The atmosphere is great with wonderful views throughout its cozy dining room and friendly service too. Just remember to get there early since it is a popular spot.

More fish and chips!…read more Well this time with a difference. This one is easy to miss if you don't know it's there, and you'd wish you hadn't if you do miss it! Why? Because this is simply the BEST fish and chips Elle and I have ever had! Better then Knights in Glastonbury with their awards, better than King's in St. Leonards who we went to at the beginning of the week of our holiday. Excellent in fact. If you like fish and chips and are in Hastings you won't regret going to Maggie's. If you don't know where they are it's difficult to get to from the main road. And as I say, you'll wish you knew they were there! The restaurant has odd hours of business too, so this can throw a lot of people if they're expecting to turn up and eat. There business hours are Tuesday to Sunday 12noon till 3pm, and Friday and Saturday 6pm till 8pm. We walked off the street at about noon, but they were full already! So we made a reservation for around 2.00 when there would be less people around. We went off did some shopping for an hour and then came back. (we'd heard about how good the fish and chips was, so we wanted to eat there rather than go elsewhere.) We were shown to our table, the staff were very pleasant and friendly with a nice family atmosphere. Once again we both had cod and chips, Elle almost forgoing the chips as they usually give her too many. But she was very pleased she didn't. We also had a couple of cans of soda and shared some mushy peas. Our food was served quickly (within 15minutes) with no issues. The cod batter was super light and crispy, the cod flaked away with the touch of a fork and was delicious! The chips were crispy, fresh, no hint of oil and were delicious, with mushy peas (we shared one pot this time) and a pot of hand made tartar sauce! Much smaller in portion size compared with Kings fish bar, but the quality of the chips and fish were so much better, so good in fact that Elle ate ALL her chips! She NEVER does that! Ever!! I was surprised just by that, and it was proof of how good the food is at Maggie's. We were the last people there as the place was closing and we saw the chef come from the kitchen and told him how much we enjoyed the fish and chips! He looked a little embarrassed... Once again we paid just under £20 for two portions of cod, two small chips, two cans of soda and some mushy peas! Well worth it! I highly recommend Maggie's to anyone who loves their fish and chips and wants close to perfection! 'Cause so far this is the closest I've tasted!!

Plus, the Government Food Standards Agency have awarded them a five out of five for food hygiene…read more Always a delight/relief to know that about your local takeaway, (that mean's less fat right??) http://ratings.food.gov.uk/EstablishmentDetails.aspx?q=wadhurst&pi=1&eid=199096

I too am a big fan of the Happy House. Who isn't? Because Wadhurst is too far from Tunbridge Wells…read moreto enjoy a take away, these guys multi-task with both Chinese & classic Fish & Chip menus. They pull it off too!!! The Chinese food is cooked fresh, it tastes really healthy & there is a blessed lack of MSG and salt. They could push the prices up but don't. The staff are also really sweet. Portions are decent too. As another Qyper said earlier today, 'they don't scrimp on the shrimp'!!!!!!!!!!!!!

After a day of exploring Dover Castle and walking through Biggin Street, we decided to dine at this…read more popular and recommended pub. A perfect place to rest and recount our adventures for the day. There were quite a few diners in, and the space seemed a lot larger once inside, with a bar and several rooms to accommodate small and large parties. We were seated near a party of 10! Service was friendly and leisurely, which we welcomed. Only one staff was taking and distributing orders and he advised of the delay in service. The food was delicious and had we more time in town, would likely have dined in again.

We just arrived from a cruise trip, while visiting Dover Castle we were looking for a great stop…read morefor lunch. This place is fantastic, easy walk from Dover Castle and just so happens to be Dovers oldest pub. The menu for lunch is small, feels like it's because they want to do things right. The fish and chips- highly recommend. However unless you are starving I recommend you split it with a friend. When we arrived we were immediately greeted, service was excellent. For families like us, they do have high chairs. They will take your order if you sit inside. There's also an outdoor garden however you need to come to the counter to order. Same with drinks. Each room has a lot of history. Take one look around and there's a lot going on. Apparently this location used to be a part of monastery and has evolved over the years now to a great pub. Each dish we enjoyed, the vegetarian linguine was fresh, chips were delicious and the fish was wonderful. If you're cruising in and need a place for a good meal not too far from the port or to Dover Castle- I recommend you swing on in. Highly casual so you can come as is or for special occasion.

Yep, this place is great. We were wandering along the seafront looking for a place to have our…read morefirst plate of oysters and spotted this place with a few tables out front. Very casual. On the board, they advertise various kinds of oysters, fish and chips and half lobsters. They were out of the cheapest oysters so we got the local tressels, half dozen for £10. Still a good deal as they are much more in London. We also ordered a raspberry wheat beer. As we waited, we spotted the fish and chips which is ENORMOUS. Seriously, if you can, order that too. The half lobster looked pretty good too, and a great deal at £13.50. Our oysters were large, fresh and delicious, so good we came back later for another round. I was thrilled with the place. Definitely would come back for a visit.

A+ casual beachside dining. Sitting back in deck chairs in the sun with fabulous raw oysters, fish…read moreand chips and lobsters. Great experience and a very relaxed atmosphere. They also serve local beers here. I had the kentish ale which was very smooth.

Order the Haddock. Please get salt and vinegar on your chips. You will not regret it. Tasty,…read moreclassic fish n' chips meal in England? Check!

The best fish and chips in Margate which is why generally you have to queue and wait awhile to be…read moreserved. You can order fish saveloy and pies but the only downside is they don't do chicken fried only nuggets for kids. Chios are always first class cooked in clean oil which is changed daily.

How you feel about the Pelican will depend on your expectations, if when you think of Fish & Chips…read moreyou think of Toffs, 2 Brothers , Fryer's Delight, Nautilus then this isn't a place for you just avoid it. If on the other hand where you live your local Fish & Chip place is so bad you've taken Fish & Chips of your take away or treat list then you'll find the Pelican is alright. They do a wide range of things burgers kebabs fried chicken. They also seem to have a noodle bar & Indian take away, these maybe independent businesses but they don't seem to be. Basically with a bit of care the Pelican could be good but it's basically just about ok. In a word it's 2 division quality but champions league prices.

Saveloy and chips-average fodder for the seaside.Not amazing but ok.read more