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Great food. Great value.
I don’t usually like fish and chips, my kids do. But I got us all dinner here and loved it.
The black pudding was really great. Best mushy peas I’ve had. And real gravy.
Can’t wait to try the haggis.
Great food. Easy access. Good menu. But terrible customer service. I am a regular. We have fish and chips once a week. They gave me this coupon for 10% off, when I wanted to use it, they said it only applies to kids food and not the main meal!! We asked while ordering on the phone and they had confi
It was a very pleasant and warm experience having lunch at High Street Fish And Chips, A small home style cooking Restaurant. Simple and clean dining room with great service . I had halibut and fries, my friend had Cod and fries. The fries were done just the way I like it, long crispy sicks of whi
OMG this must be the best hidden gem. Get there before it gets too popular. I have been dining here every time I come back home. I have to say that since ownership changed this place is off the hook. The fish and chips is the best I have ever had. Not only is it cooked to perfection the quality of
We had the haddock with tattie scones along with steak and mushroom pie with gravy and chips. Everything was tasty, although the scones were a tad under seasoned (unless they are supposed to be that way?). The sticky toffee pudding was really good too! Service was lovely too. We will be going again
Loved this place! Friendly service and a pretty affordable meal. 2 servings of haddock and chips with coleslaw and sticky toffee pudding for $43. The Fish was crispy although a tad over cooked. Very small portion of tartar sauce however they give you more if you ask. The sticky toffee pudding was th
The lady who served was so nice and lovely. Food came out quick and fresh. The pie was hot and crispy with tender steak inside. The mashed potatoes was creamy and smooth. The fish fillet was flaky and fresh. Chips were crispy and creamy inside.
For $20 dollars you'll get a heaping load of french fries the equivalent quality and taste of Mccains from the supermarket and a single fillet of halibut. The halibut had nice batter and in general tasted good although a tad greasy, in general this was NOT worth $20
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