Best Fish & Chip in the Rehoboth/Lewes area. If at Rehoboth…read moreBeach Go Fish is on Rehoboth ave.

I got a shepherds pie to go. The taste of the meat was good but about halfway through the meal,…read more the layer of meat stopped and it was just mashed potatoes. At best the meat to potatoes ratio was 1/4 meat, 3/4 potatoes when there was meat. It would have been five stars if the meat layer had continued.

When I'm at Rehoboth Beach, my cravings are usually between Grotto's , Nicoboli's or Thrasher's but…read morethis time I had a hankering for fish and chips and found myself sitting in a booth at Go Fish!, staring down a plate of Henry VIII's Seafood Platter: a huge filet of fried fish atop a fistful of fries, a crabcake and fried shrimp, along with a side of slaw and plenty of tartar sauce. Only one thing to do - dig in and keep going until the four Thomases are executed. Delicious and filling, plenty of food in that platter to get me through the rest of the day. If you're looking for a great place for fish & chips (and more) at the beach, stop in at Go Fish! and you won't be sorry!

Husband ate here for lunch in late December. I've always been curious so I was happy we got to…read morecheck it out. Fairly small inside. It wasn't too terribly crowded probably due to the off season. Our waitress was extremely attentive and friendly. I had a Bloody Mary to start . I then had Fish with Caesar salad which is a clever way to serve it . My husband got a crab cake sandwich. We were both very happy with our meals and would definitely come back for lunch.

This is one of the best food trucks on the AC boardwalk. The French fries are fresh cut and fried…read moreto order. The fish was amazing. Fresh battered and fried. My husband loved the corn dogs. The price -excellent! I don't know what else to say. Go and eat. You will not be disappointed!

I found myself in Haddonfield, NJ with time to spare after taking my father to a medical…read moreappointment, which is how many small adventures begin. King's Highway has a charming little stretch of independent ambition, all tidy storefronts and quiet confidence. This is where you can find The British Chip Shop, which I had long intended to try, and at last my synapses and my hunger aligned. The place was empty when I entered, which always feels like it could be either a warning or a gift. A voice from the kitchen promised to appear, and did, promptly and kindly, seating me by the window like a character in a underattended play. I ordered the daily special: Pork pie, mashed potatoes, mushy peas, and added a Tango orange soda for good measure. The pork pie arrived hot and full of purpose, the kind of food that knows exactly what it is. The mushy peas were fresh and honest. The mashed potatoes, however, seemed to have lost the will to live, bland and harboring a cold, defiant lump of butter at their center. The soda did exactly what it claimed, which is all one can ask of a soda. Only later did I notice I could have swapped the peas and mash for chips, and for a few dollars more added cheese and curry sauce. This knowledge arrived to me too late, as most useful knowledge does. Next time, I will be wiser. All told, an enjoyable, slightly pricey lunch with one unfortunate spud based misadventure. Still, if you find yourself wandering this lovely town, it is worth stepping inside. Four stars, because curiosity was rewarded, if not perfectly fed.

Drove all the way from south Philly bc I was craving fish and chips. Didn't get to try them because…read morethis place is SO slow I ended up leaving.

I'd like to take a moment to share what a great experience my family and I had during our visit on…read moreMother's Day! The food was hot, fresh and tasty. A bit pricy but worth it. The atmosphere was inviting as we were able to enjoy the outdoor patio seating area. And the service was fantastic! Chontell was so helpful and had the best personality for the many visitors that come through there! She took her time in processing our order and was multi-tasking by making the milkshakes, helping customers with their online ordering, and keeping a smile and humor on her face the entire time! Gordon Ramsay did not dissapoint and we will be back the next time we're visiting The Wharf!

So incredibly underwhelming. And incredibly under-seasoned and lacking in any flavor. Very very…read morebland. And ultimately, extremely overpriced for the utter lack of quality and flavor. The fish n chips is essentially three blah fish sticks and a bunch of meh fries. Even the tartar sauce was pretty boring. And it was all soggy and not crisp too. If Gordon tasted it, he would've thrown it at the wall. Hard pass.

tl;dr this ghost kitchen offers up a tasty and surprisingly affordable take on classic fish n'…read morechips. In the era of COVID, ghost kitchens remain a safe and affordable option and a huge treat for us foodies. Operating out of The Twisted Tail in Headhouse Square, What's the Catch promises authentic British staples. Intrigued, to say the least, my partner and I stopped by on a weekday afternoon for a late lunch. We opted for the Cod with the Traditional Beer Batter, and the Haddock with Lemon and Parsley Batter. For sides, we went with the Twice Cooked Chips and the Garlic Parmesan Chips. Each platter comes with a Tartar Sauce, so we added on Malt Vinegar Mayo, Spicy Mayo, and Curry Sauce. Within 15 minutes of placing our order, my phone buzzed -- ready for pickup! We scoped out a spot in Headhouse Square to enjoy the rare day of pleasant weather before digging in. The food was delightful. The batters both sported a fluffy and flavorful crisp. While you couldn't go wrong either way, I personally preferred the complementary flavors of Lemon and Parsley. Neither fish was overtly fishy, but cod filet felt sturdier, whereas the haddock was flakier. For the chips, I don't necessarily think the Garlic Parm was worth the upgrade -- mostly because the standard fries option was already stellar. Wedge-style with a crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, topped with a tasteful portion of finishing salt, these fries rival any others in the city. The standout sauce in my book was the Malt Vinegar Mayo, an homage to the staple condiment in Britain. Immediately reminding me of London, this sauce perfectly complemented both the fish and the chips. The Curry Sauce was also tasty and surprisingly large (can't believe I'm saying this, but I almost wished they offered a smaller option of it!). Otherwise, the Tartar was fairly standard, while the Spicy Mayo was nothing to write home about. The prices are fortunately very reasonable: the $13 "Regular"-sized fish platter had a single, satisfyingly large, filet and a generous helping of fries. With a great combination of flavor, novelty, and price. What's the Catch skyrockets toward the top of the (relatively short) list of Philly chippies. While I question how well the fried options would hold up to delivery, I would definitely swing by again for takeout if in the neighborhood.

From the owner: We do Fish & Chips the proper English way! No frills, just quality, fresh fish every day. Homemade…read moreeverything. True British comfort food. (Don't miss out on the curry sauce!)

wonder if the fish and chips taste aurther fish and chips I really enjoyed eat there no more…read morearound iam was so upset people might laugh at me but I enjoyed it definitely

If you're looking for Fish & Chips in York, PA (Pennsylvania, USA) you'll never find this place as…read moreit is located in York, England. And TripAdvisor AWFUL reviews suggest that I have been saved from a fate worse than death. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g186346-d4754311-Reviews-Chico_s-York_North_Yorkshire_England.html I was so excited to have found a chippy in my neck of the woods. What a let-down. Pretty poor show by Yelp.

***It has closed down. Maybe if they had better service they would have stayed open…read more The Dubliner dropped the ball completely. I'm in town for work. I also happen to be here for my Birthday. Called ahead a few days in advance that I'd like to come celebrate with a large group. Probably 20 people or so. Understood the kitchen would be closed when I got there but was assured by the hostess the bar would be open and take care of us. Fast forward to the day. Even tried to call ahead to double check we were still on for the evening. No answer. Called several times. Went to voice mail. Showed up. Not only was the woman I spoke to not there (like she said she would be to accommodate the party) no one on staff knew we were coming. We were told would could have one of the circular tables by the bar for our group (that seats 4 people). When the server told us the bar was still open the bar tender said she would only serve us one round and had to close. Totally missed opportunity for the staff to make money. Also terrible service in regard to trying to foster a community where people a certain large theatrical establishment down the street are looking to come and unwind. Had a great time here the last time I was here but they failed miserably. Won't recommend this place to anyone in the community and will make sure future people who come to work in this town don't waste their time trying to go here. Went to Old Stone down the road. Nicer vibe. Staff treated us well and it's closer to the main part of town as well. If I could give zero stars I would.

This Dubliner on the Delaware is a great choice for dining! From the moment you step in, it…read morerekindles your Irish spirit with its Gaelic atmosphere, hearty food, and lively vibes. Even my friends who aren't Irish themselves left feeling like they'd shared a truly authentic experience. The staff are friendly, the menu is full of classic favorites done right, and the whole place just makes you feel at home; You must try the 7 course Irish menu (6 pints & a potato).Whether you're Irish or not, it's the perfect spot to enjoy good/filling food, good company, and a little taste of Ireland. When it fills up and the dining area seems packed, no worries because they open the upstairs portion and can support a larger crowd.

Nicholas you were right I believe was in GB great FishAndChip will come again for sureread more

I heard good things about the Fish and Chips here. After Duffy's, directly across the street closed…read moreand "Across the Pond" closed for relocating, I was on a quest. Being over at Cap Hill we tried the Irish Times. Their idea of Fish and chips was nothing more than glorified fish sticks. For an Irish restaurant with reputation, disappointed is an understatement. Fast forward to Above Ground, a month or so later. We ordered two Fish and Chips dinners and two orders of Curried Fish Puffs, just in case. The fish was so generously sized that hung off the plate. Size aside the fish was cooked perfectly and tasted best as I've had, and I've had my share. The only complaint was the taste of the tarter sauce, I make better . This was my first time having curried fish puffs and they were flaky and the curry sauce on the side was on the sweet side. We were so satisfied that it makes it hard to try something else when we go back. I'm disappointed that there isn't a 6th star. Tim

Service was excellent! Food was fabulous ! We had 4…read moredifferent appetizers ! And shared a dessert!!

Had a terrific dinner with friends the other night. Mark our server was terrific very knowledgeable…read moreand pleasant to speak with. The food came out quickly and was prepared to the tee! Highly recommend this gem in Middletown Delaware. The interior design and fabrication coordinated well with the food setting. This will be one if many more memorable times going there.