Fishers

Cute and cozy little fish shop. Had the large cod and a sampler platter. Loved the cod, so crispy and fresh. The calamari was my favorite from the sampler, super tender and dipped it in the sweet chili sauce. Very nice and quick service. Reservations recommended since it is a small shop.

This is the best chippy I had in London. The serving is big firstly. I ordered Cod and sweet potato fries and mushy peas. The crispiest sweet potato fries. The cod is cooked to perfection. No greasy aftertaste. Overall great place. Will definitely be back. Nice and cozy ambience despite it being small.

5 Stars Absolutely fantastic fish and chips! The batter was perfectly crispy, and the fish was fresh and flaky. The chips were golden and delicious — just the right amount of crunch. The service was friendly and efficient, and the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming. Easily one of the best traditional fish and chips experiences I’ve had in London. Highly recommended!

Easily in my top three fish and chips meal. The batter was also so tasty, I finished up even the crumbs. The tartar sauce was evidently homemade and was the best I've ever had. Worth going out of your way for.

Lovely restaurant!! Probably the best fish and chips I've ever tasted! Delicious food, meticulous in detail, perfectly cooked! The service was impeccable, the staff was very polite and willing to serve, the portions of the food were almost double those of other shops that offer fish and chips Definitely a restaurant that makes you want to visit it again and again!

Came all the way from Atlanta, Georgia, USA to enjoy traditional fish and chips. This is a must try where all the locals come to enjoy delicious fried fish. Generous portions! Phenomenal customer service and adorable ambience.

I paid a visit here on the 29th of April 2025. Reason I came here it was reviewed by a well-known YouTube food critic in 2024 as the best chippy in London. I had the haddock and chips with a soft drink, about £20 on the day. This is the first fish and chip shop I have visited in London so I can't compare it with any others in London, but having gone to Southwold many many times as well as Aldeburgh, these two Suffolk coast towns i consider to have the best fish and chips in this part of the country, these fish and chips are comparable which I think is a pretty good comparison. Price I thought was a little expensive compared with other parts of the country but then this is London, at the time they do a lunchtime meal deal which is pretty good value for money. When I paid a visit the restaurant was a little quiet late afternoon, they do have a thriving takeaway business which considering the competition they have in London I think speaks volumes. To sum up it was worth the trip.

Large portions of delicious food for a great price! They have a great selection to choose from. The area is convenient for takeout but it’s also nice to eat in as the interior is well decorated and cozy. The staff were also extremely kind and helpful! The female at the front and the male cook took good care of us and chatted to us for a bit! Also saw they had a great lunch deal available.

Friendly fast service. Pleasant decor. Average noise for dining space. The shrimp in the prawn app were battered in house. They were killer. Freshly cut thick fries were unbelievable. The star of the dish was the Cod. It was a thick filet with juicy tender chunky big flakes. The batter shell crispy and tasty. It was excellent. Tartar sauce was made in house and was marvelous. No liquor being offered, just nonalcoholic beer. Come check them out.

Fisher's is a tasty local fish and chips joint right by Putney Bridge. It's a small restaurant with only a few tables inside for dine-in, and it seems like the kind of place that would be locally owned and family run. The staff was friendly, and we got to sit around a small table next to a cutout of the queen haha. I got the fish cakes with sweet potato fries, and they did not disappoint. My friend got the standard cod and was pleased. The mushy peas were a hit, too. Overall a nice place that fit the bill! There's a bell inside with a sign reading "ring if you enjoyed your meal." It certainly got rings from us!

I've lived outside the UK for more than 20 years so whenever I go back there I seek out good fish and chips. This was the best I've had in years. A great little place on Fulham High Street, with great owners who care and take great pride in their food and their service. I will go back again and again CRITICAL UPDATE (4th January 2020): Came back today after a year or so. I suspect new ownership is in place as I did not recognise any of the staff. The chips we were given were pre-made, fast food chips. Shockingly bad. I asked why the chips were not fresh and was told they are pre-cooked and they just "finish-fry" them, which basically means warm them up. Again, shockingly bad. Don't go here. They need a "fast food" sign outside. They are deceiving people by pretending to be a traditional chippy and selling pre-cooked fast food. What is more, even though the people were honest with me, they don't recognize that this is bad. I am so disappointed. I will never go back.

Fisher's lives up to its reputation. It's a very small restaurant in London with about 20 seats. We arrive on a Friday night with no reservation. It was cold and raining. Just as we were about to return home, a local give up her table to us. We wee a party of five so we needed a large table. The fish and chips were amazing. It is crisp and crunchy outside but the fish is still moist. Bring your appetite because the portions are very large. We had the fry banana desert. It was so good.

Best fish and chips we had in London. Delicious and fresh with awesome tarter sauce! The place itself is very small and busy - probably because it's so good. The staff was friendly and helpful. Can't recommend enough!

Wow. I love Superfish in Byfleet Surrey. This is at least equal to or better than the best fish and chips I've had. Super!!! Love it and fully recommended.

Small restaurant with friendly wait staff. They had the best Fish and Chips I have ever had in my life. They offer it with their home made tartar sauce which is terrific. Price was quite reasonable I highly recommend it.

This is by far the best fish & chips I've EVER HAD. If I could leave more then 5 stars I would I truly recommend it if you're in London, well worth the trip. Phil was super accomodating with his smile, gave us so many city tips as well. Great place, great service with awesome people. We'll be back ******

One of the must have's for me on my return to the homeland was a proper fish and chips and a Kebab.. .okay... 7 kebabs at least. Since I was not sure where it was, we jumped off the Parson's Green train station and legged it for miles it seems, we finally did find the little hole in the wall. Little, would be an understatement. It was really quaint and literally had only 7 tables in the whole place.. Including a four top outside the bathroom, which was taken. There would be a 20min wait, so we opted to take out... Cod and chips was my choice.... The server asked whether I wanted salt and vinegar on my chips.... YES PLEASE... The fish portion was friggin humongous. Like so large he had to whack off the end to fit the entire thing into my bag. But first he filled said bag with three huge scopes of chips.. sprinkled vinegar and salt in and handed me what felt like three pounds of seafood. It was still loverly and hot when we got back to our hotel and the homemade tartar sauce hit the spot. The chips were crisp and the fish batter was crunchy and not to greasy. I got through eating the fish and could barely stuff a handful of chips in my gob. This was truly a great meal. Well worth the walk and not being able to eat there was the only small negative in our trip. I miss the fact that they no longer seem to wrap the fish & chips with newspaper, but with all the negative press these days, perhaps it best for now....

I've passed by this place so many times and it looked like it could be really promising and thought it was perfect on a lovely Friday afternoon to grab takeaway and eat it at Bishops Gate park. The take away section is really small and not the best to squeeze in a buggy but we managed. It took a while to order as it was extremely busy but at least I know it was made to order. I ordered the Cod and paid extra for the sweet potato fries. The fish was just okay - I prefer beer battered fish and this was just okay. The sweet potato fries were also just okay. Sounds like it was much better prior to the fire. Oh well - glad I finally tried it but I'd probably go to the Prince of Wales.

One of the best fish and chips place I have ever tried. The fish batter is thin and crispy but not greasy. Generous portion. The fish is like a foot long for the cod and chips I ordered. The fish is very moist. The flavor is on the lighter side but you don't need to drown the ingredient in spice if they are good.

As far as fish and chips goes, this place really is top of the pile. I've seen Fishers been packed before and after Fulham matches with queues going right outside and a packed restaurant from within and this is what made me finally decide to get my bum in there and see what it was all about! The fish and chips were divine - light and fluffy batter, big traditional chunky chips, perfect helpings of salt and vinegar etc. It's really old-skool without being cheap, nasty and oily. Sitting in the actual place was nice. It felt like a proper cool wee restaurant, a really warm and friendly feel. I'd definitely go back if I'm passing through Fulham.

Good fish and chips are sooooo hard to find in London. I was pleasantly surprised with the fish I got from Fishers. It was well cooked, and with the correct application of salt and vinegar, it was totally scrummable. nom nom nom. The chips were a little overcooked, just on the wrong side of crispy, but they were still enjoyable, especially since there wasn't a drop of errant oil in sight. Personally, I like my chip shop chips to be big and fat and a little on the mushy side. The cost of dining in the no-frills dining room is more expensive than ordering a take-away. But at £9.50, a big plate of cod and chips isn't so bad, actually. Points were detracted for the non-updated menu that promised gherkins and pickled onions with the plate of food, because these things never arrived. And, I don't mean to be overly picky or anything, but that ketchup aint no Heinz. The cold After Eight that came with our bill made up for it, though. Mmm... minty. By London standards, the fish at this place is outstanding. It definitely wasn't the best fish and chips I've ever had, but I have to judge it by its London competitors rather than anything else. Other aspects of the food and dining experience came up short, hence the four stars. But I would still certainly return.

I make no claims to be a fish and chips expert, but this place was pretty good. They have a takeout section which was hopping, but it was nice to be able to sit down. They have a full menu, but of course I went for the fish and chips and homemade coleslaw. The batter was excellent and the fish wasn't greasy. The portion of fish was massive. The chips were just okay, but I am kind of a chips snob. The homemade tartar sauce and the AMAZING coleslaw were definitely highlights. The server was really sweet making sure we got taken care of in speedy fashion to hit the Fulham match.

Fries, haddock, cod, coleslaw, everything was amazing. Noting felt oily. Loved it! Friendly service.

Wow, what a difference a few years makes. And, unfortunately, a change of ownership. This is no longer staffed (or owned, I think) by the twins - instead, at my last visit there was a surly and consistently rude "chef"(?) kid who berated the customer ahead of us, and then us in turn when he queried the billing on the order, as they didn't ring it up as their advertised special. The food, like the service, has also taken a dive - fish was mushy inside the fry coating, and the chips were undercooked and oversalted, and their meat pie was mostly pie and little meat. A real shame for this place.

Terrible chips, probably the worst I've eaten in London. Chips were under cooked and not crispy at all.

Great place for traditional British fish & chips, either to eat in or for takeaway. Servings are very generous, and moderately priced. Service is always good and the staff are very friendly & chatty.

My favourite chip shop. Super crispy batter, chunky chips, a snug little dining space if you want to eat in, with eclectic artwork and charming service..... what's not to love?

Over the years, Fishers has had a rollercoaster ride. Currently, their served food is exquisite. Such a pity that the servers and managers' attention can be so distracted by their wish to promote the place that they get orders so very wrong. Now, don't get me wrong, their offerings are well worth waiting for. However, there can be mishaps. I ordred fish and chips, with reasonable accoutrements. I ended up in the street with a bag containing 2 small bags of a: chips, and b: squid, with no fish in sight. Now, I love my squid and my chips, but where on earth was the fish, which was after all the centrepiece of this meal!? If I'm paying £20 for a meal, especially a take-away, I expect those working there to get the bloody order right.

This place was great! Lots of choices of fish as well as other items in the menu. Service was good too. And they gave us free ice cream at the end of the meal!

Don't bother with this place. Espicially on a Fulham FC match day. I thought I would give it a chance after not paying the place a visit in ages and it dissappointed...hugely. I cannot comment on the food because they did not serve me any, but portion size did look small and rather poor value for money. They were busy which is fair enough, but Fishers were happy to take my order in full knowledge that they would make me late for kick off. In fact I waited 25 minutes and they did not get to my order, instead choosing to priortise telephone bookings, credit and debit card payments and those not going to the Fulham FC match. I had to ask for my money back as I was already going to miss kick off, now. They really should have an idea of how busy is busy and be honest with customers if they don't think they can fufill an order in time for people to get to the nearby Craven Cottage. I will not be going back. They obviously do not want my custom.

Have known about this place for and absolute age....I remember when the Fisher brothers actually ran it. Anyway went past a few weeks ago and noticed that it was open again after taking like 300 years to re-build after the fire. Finally made the trip for Fish & Chips on Saturday 22 Sept 12. This is a review of the TAKE AWAY - On walking in I have to admit it looked a bit clinical not the homely local chipy that it used to be. Prices were about what I remember them to be and to be fair there top end but as they've always served top end F&C thats par for the course. Placed my order for a large Fish & Chips with the counter staff and immediately saw the fryer go to the fridge and select the fish dip it in batter and place it into the fryer. Was surprised and disappointed to see that the chips were pre-cooked. Once the fish had been cooked the chips were scooped in to a bag and the top folded down tightly. I HATE this as the steam can't escape so the chips end up soggy. The fish went into a separate bag but had to have a 1/3? lopped off to fit. Sitting in the car I started with the chips after opening the bag with the fish to let it rest and ensure it stayed crisp. Have to be completely honest and say that the chips were a let down. They were dry and nicely defined but just not crispy no doubt the effects of being pre-cooked and then left waiting to be sold. In most chip shops I'd have rated them as good but Fisher's have a reputation for top quality and there charging accordingly they really should be better. Whilst eating the chips I kept getting a really strong pungent fish smell from the battered fish bag. Not bad but like a very strong smell of pilchards. Anyway I started on the fish with trepidation. I shouldn't have worried as I spent the next 5 minutes eating the BEST bit of battered cod I've had for a very long time. The batter was wonderfully crispy. An even coating covering the whole fish with the just the right thickness. The thick end had huge translucent meaty flakes that just tasted so fresh they were gorgeous. I also want to mention that the large cod really is large its almost too big for a single person. All in all I'm glad there back but I hope they'll go back to frying the chips to order as it really did let down the whole meal finding the chips so average. I'll feel able to give Fisher's the final star as well! :) I'll definitely be back.....

We love Fishers...I have been going here for years. The only other place for fish and Chips is Reef in Grove Park. They do the most AMAZING chocolate brownies...

Service is great and the fish & chips is best I have had in London by far hands down. Have to eat there everytime am around.

Fishers is good. Better than most in fact. I know my chips you see, and I know that cities in general are pretty poor for this most magical of dishes, so it has become my mission of sorts to ferret out the very best. Fishers isn't the best, but it is well above average. It is probably among the best sit down places I've been to, as they often seem to have a war-time/crumby sea-side town/rubbish aesthetic with faded walls and worn down furnishings. North Sea Fish Restaurant, for example. But yes, nice insides, a nice little back-room right by the toilets (nice) and pretty nice service. So, nice. Food was good too. My fish was a smidge overdone and the chips had somewhat of an over fried taste to them. Not burned or overly crisp, more that there was too much skin and it was a little too crunchy. They were tasty good, but that isn't what chip shop chips are meant to be like. I can tell you what they are like, but you either already know or will NEVER understand. Never. I'd go back though. As I said, it was pretty good. You wont find better that close to the river. On the North side, at least.

Oh god, yes yes yes!!! The BEST fish and chips place in London! Even had a birthday party here one year - took over the whole restaurant (not hard, is it?) but oh those chips!!! That fish! I don't know what they do to it when they cook it, but I know those fish have had a happy life... My mouth is watering at the thought!!

The Fisher twins are indeed back in town but not at Fishers which had burned down. 'Baileys' is their new take away/ tiny restaurant Compared to the olf Fishers that has just re-opened it is far more vibrant because of the twins. Fishers simply cannot compete. Try BAILEYS: 115 Dawes Road SW6 7DU- fab to see the boys back on the manor. They have been sorely missed... Great to have you back Gary and Alan Upbeat and energetic as ever

Best fish and chips and service in Fulham, bar none. Been closed for a while but the two boys are back.

Definitely gone downhill from its pre fire days

What an amazing place is all I can say. Best fish and chips in London hands down. Small space but we were amazingly surprised when our family of 11 were treated with a private table in their garden. It was so cool that in order to get to the private table in the garden, you had to walk through the kitchen. Food portions were huge. Try the appetizer sampler. Prices were inexpensive. Amazing service, amazing people, an amazing time. I recommend getting out of central London and experiencing this delicious spot.

The Times said this was the best Fish and chips in London so I thought I'd check it out and I was NOT disappointed! The food was absolutely delicious (best i've had!), the prices were cheap for london and the portions were too big for me! They also said they had recently refurbished and I can tell! It looks fantastic, clean and modern, definitely a class above your average chippy with black leather seats, fresh mint setting and air conditioning! The staff were amazing too, helpful, friendly and always smiling! I definitely see why its the best in London and recommend it to all!

Lovely family run business.Based on reviews possibly a change in management but everyone there was very thoughtful to us. Small and neighborhood feel. Singles and family friendly. Delicious fish and chips and several choices of different kinds of fish. Eat in and carry out.

Could not have been a better choice! Looking for a great fish and chips at the right price with a wonderful attractive dining room this should be your destination ! Just had a lovely fresh dinner this evening and so pleased to have found this restuarant. Friendly and attentive wait staff and the added bonus of being able to reserve a table if you plan to come on Friday or Saturday . I understand that the original owners have returned and completely renovated the interior and that they are on hand full time to insure the quality of the food and service. I would highly recommend if you want wonderful fish be it fried or grilled and should someone not be a fish lover I understand the burgers are amazing! Well priced!

The 'small' fish and chips was huge! The small cod was literally the size of my forearm. The fish itself was pretty good, the batter on the cod was fried up just right and it tasted pretty darn good. The chips were a bit of a let down, they tasted bland and soggy. But you can't beat the Early Bird Special price on this. Definatley stop by for the great tasting fish.