Faulkner's

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Fish and chip shop

Dalston

  • Mid-range
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<strong>Rating: </strong>2/5

User ratings:

<strong>Rating: </strong>3/5
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  • Address:

    Faulkner's 424-426 Kingsland Road
    London
    E8 4AA

  • Venue phone:

    020 7254 6152

  • Opening hours:

    Lunch served noon-2.30pm Mon-Fri. Dinner served 5-10pm Mon-Thur; 4.30-10pm Fri. Meals served 11.30am-10pm Sat; noon-9pm Sun

  • Transport:

    Tube: Haggerston rail or bus 67, 149, 242

  • Price:

    Main courses £10-£18.90. Set meal £16.90 2 courses

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    1. Faulkner's
      • 424-426 Kingsland Road
        London
        E8 4AA
      • 020 7254 6152
      • 51.541434,-0.076397
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Rated as: 3/5 (2 ratings)
  • The last owners were brilliant. The ones who have it now are useless. The food doesn't taste right and the chips are awful. It was closed the last few times I have been passed. Maybe it's closed down..who knows...there was no notice to say they are on holiday etc.

    Honey Wed Mar 13
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  • The only good thing about Faulkners is that if you arrive just as they're closing up you'll be treated to some freebies with your oders, with any luck one of their admittedly pretty fine fish cakes - but that's any fish shop no? Fish is inconsistent, chips are awful, and the frier is forgetful, so orders take longer than they should when the smiley ladies working the take out counter remind him he hasn't fried the scampi you ordered 15 minutes before. Which leads to more freebies, often a cup of their radioactive looking mushy peas in a polystyrene cup. Yummo.

    get_real Thu Sep 6 2012
    Rated as: 1/5
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  • Prime fish and chip shop of the world for sure. Great staff and atmosphere. The home made fish cakes go like hot cakes.

    Superfly Fri Feb 24 2012
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  • A not so hidden gem in the middle of Dalston. Where else would you find Prime Halibut of the World alongside homemade fishcakes? No-where. And when you add the talents of the frying man, psychic Natasha and other matey (who work tirelessly and with great humour in the takeaway section) this that makes Faulkner a very special place.

    Sally G Fri Feb 10 2012
    Rated as: 5/5
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