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    Valerio's Fish & Chips

    3.6 (5 reviews)
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    Berties Proper Fish & Chips

    Berties Proper Fish & Chips

    4.4(221 reviews)
    29.5 mi•Grassmarket, Old Town
    •££

    We visited after seeing a video from a travel blogger on YouTube, and we really appreciate her…read morerecommendation. The restaurant has a lovely atmosphere, delicious food, and prompt, friendly service. Battered haddock: Easily the best fish & chips I've ever eaten, beating out places I've tried in both London and Australia. The batter was super crispy and non-greasy, the fish was thick and meaty, and the chips were cut to perfection. Mushy peas: not quite steamed peas, but not quite pea soup either. I liked them, though they felt a bit heavy for May and seem better suited for winter. Haggis: If you're sensitive to gamey flavors, run away from it. It was rich and deeply gamey, coated in a light batter. It came with homemade beetroot ketchup, apparently a UK staple, which complemented it nicely. Pickled onions: The only letdown of the meal. You just get two small, un-sliced onions that barely tasted pickled. All in all, definitely worth a visit if in Edinburgh.

    We recently spent two weeks in the UK, and by the time our final full day had arrived, I still…read morehadn't tried vegan fish and chips, so when I saw Bertie's was nearby, I decided that's what I wanted. It was super busy and full, but we were seated at a table in the corner rather quickly, and since we already knew what we wanted (vegan fish and chips for me, a veggie burger for my son), we ordered, and the food came relatively quickly. My son liked his burger, but the fish and chips? A total disappointment. The "fish" was clearly a premade option from the store, and it was so dense and hard that I could barely finish it. The chips were fine but no flavor so I needed to add salt. The plus was the vegan tartar, which tasted quite good. And of course, I added vinegar. But I was bummed that the ketchup and mayo was in little Heinz packets instead of bottles. This is so unnecessarily wasteful and also kind of a pain to constantly be opening and squeezing them. Our service was friendly and quick, so that's great, but everything else was pretty meh, and to be honest, I don't think I'd come back here.

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    Townhead Cafe

    Townhead Cafe

    2.6(10 reviews)
    10.5 mi
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    Not sure if there's been an other changing of hands or just an upping of the game, but it's such a…read moredramatic turnaround, I felt it needed an upgrade. After my son's rugby commitments, The Townhead has become our stop of choice. Due to travelling a fair distance, we never sit in, but always opt for a takeaway and eat on the journey or when we get home. The food does take a while, but I don't mind that, as it shows there's freshness put first and foremost. The batter is back to being crispy and light, the chips are the right side of fluffy inside. If you say to staff you're going to be taking it a distance away, they do their best to wrap it to keep it warm, always a nice touch. Biggar is a nice little run on a sunny afternoon, either coming from Edinburgh or Glasgow directions, and the Townhead is surely now the go to place to stop for chips. Again!

    Stopped to eat here this week. This is not the award winning…read morebusiness as advertised and on old reviews. When was it sold? Ordered food at the counter thinking it was the business in Scotland. One cook and a waitress, but no table order. Adequate common, but suspiciously small fish and chips. Poor value. Tea was a half-filled pot with one tea bag and a small mug. Bread was a roll from a supermarket pack with margarine spread already. The toilet was a disgrace. Np paper and urine on the floor. Observed the whole place was not cleaned. Upstairs eating area was roped off. Dreadful service, product and misleading. Wish we had not entered and, too late, felt conned. Will not stop in Biggar again on our frequent journeys along the 702.

    Valerio's Fish & Chips - fishnchips - Updated September 2026

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