London Fish & Chips

Good fish and chips. Went at night after market hours. It was not crowded inside, very spacious. The venue is in Borough Market too.

Great, lively place. I'm not a foodie but fish was amazing for me. Soft with crispy skin. Service was good, too.

6 star for the takeaway, 4 star for the restaurant. The takeaway is absolutely the best fish and chips in London! Prepared super fresh, clean oil and good menu. Haddock, cod, plaice, whitebait, seabass etc all really good, great batter and really crispy. Chips are I believe double fried for perfection. Cooked to order so always hot. Curry sauce is not great and non traditional. Be careful pickpockets operate in gangs near there, so look after your bags, dont be distracted by people with maps etc (often women). Buzz card offers for locals in restaurant but not takeaway (which is best). Worth the trip

Great setting on a rainy day since you still get to enjoy the market atmosphere and views. Get here early if you want some fresh limited selects of fish. Also a short walk to the Globe Theater if you are going to catch a show.

I didn't know the market was closed on Sundays ,so we decided to try this place. I have to say it has been the best fish and chips that I have ever had in London. We didn't have a reservation but we didn't have any problem. The service was just perfect and the food was lovely. Although,there is anything else than fish so avoid if you don't like it!

Pleasantly quiet after lunchtime rush at 2pm. Took my father and we had 2-course set lunch for £24 each. Both enjoyed: fish soup, sardines on toast, fish cake and fresh Mackerel and a couple of glasses of red. Friendly, attentive service. Good location.

First time at fish! And definitely won't be my last. Service may lack some but food is absolutely amazing. Try sitting at the counter to watch the chefs in action!

Borough Market is fun but a bit chaotic. For a good sit-down respite, try this excellent seafood restaurant. The food is fresh and there is a great variety of seafood. I especially like the fish cake with beurre blanc and wilted spinach. I have not found better fish cake in London, and the delicious sauce and spinach make this entree a complete meal, perhaps with a piece of bread to attack the sauce.

We came here for a late lunch during a very crowded weekend at Borough Market, which I suspect is par for the course. For some reason it took awhile for a table to be cleared for us and we had to wait about 10-15 minutes. We saw a few empty tables that looked ready to be used. 🤷‍♂️The cod fish and chips we had was fine, but a little overpriced for what it was. But the place being so touristy probably didn't help.It also took awhile to get the bill as we were the last people sat outside and the wait staff didn't seem to check much as to how we were doing.

Finest food, very kind employees, consistently great ambience. They charge fair rates and the food quality is very good. Keep up the good work.

Amazing food and incredible service.The one issue with something not being cooked to our liking was dealt with swiftly and politely.The varied menu makes it hard to make a decision.

Excellent tasty dishes served by friendly staff. Variety of drinks available. The toilet flush might not work. However, nice venue with many sightseeing attractions in the vicinity with the river Thames , London & Tower bridge, Francis Drake & HMS Belfast warships , Hays & Butlers Wharf & Tower of London. London Bridge underground station is round the corner.

Fish! is located conveniently inside of Borough Market right on the waterfront. The glass-encased restaurant is a lovely venue for a group to gather for dinner. We had no problem walking in for an early meal on a week night with no reservations, and enjoyed two different styles of fish and chips.

If you're visiting London and Borough Market, Fish! is worth trying if you want to sample Fish and Chips. It is expensive but the quality is good. I've eaten there a few times now. I took my mum recently and she loved it. Mum ate fish and chips, my partner had the fish pie and I tried the vegetarian dish which was polenta with steamed spinach and a poached egg. For dessert we shared the sticky toffee pudding and a decadent chocolate mousse. Everything tasted delicious. The only let down was the house lemonade which tasted like water with lemon juice. It would be great if they could improve that. There is a take-away hatch next door if you fancy eating on the street.

Good variety of menu options, friendly efficient service.