Kirkstall Fisheries

Think of Fish and Chips and what come to mind? Fish hidden under inches of soggy batter, surrounded by masses and masses of floppy, greasy chips that even Mr Creosote would struggle with? I’m not a fan of fish and chips but in the middle of moving house we realised it was impractical to try and cook so off to the local chippy we went…
The big sign outside advertising fish and chips for £2.99 made me wonder what kind of horror we were about to find but we went in and the staff were very friendly and service was pretty speedy. The fish was nicely battered and the chips were chunky and not half as greasy as I was expecting. I didn’t have to crack out the kitchen roll or anything! The portion was slightly smaller than I was used to getting which was perfect as we were left feeling very full, but not like we might never move again.
In summary: Cheap as chips (boom boom) and some of the best fish and chips I’ve ever had.

For the small price of a fiver you can get your self some fish and chips from here. The customer service here is very good as they take your order quickly. Staff are most kind and work hard here.
They make your food fresh here so you have nothing to worry about. Have ate around 3 times now from here and all the time the food has been very tasty. I love their fish mostly because it had a traditional taste to it.

I’ve been meaning to try this place out since it opened, as I drive past it daily, and today I finally got round to it (and had a proper fish and chip craving). It didn’t disappoint either. £3.80 for a delicious, perfectly sized portion of fish and chips — you can’t go wrong really. Plus they do scallops (the potatoey kind) and they’re nice too (my housemate told me). But I like that I have a fish and chip shop within walking distance of my house that gives me change for a fiver. Happy days.