According to the menu at Rock & Sole Plaice, London's third ever chippy opened on this site in 1871. Today, a jolly fish with Union Jack bib and...

The boundaries of Soho contain culinary representatives of a great many different nations, so it's heartening to see proper fish and chips flying the...

Blackboard menus, a pastel colour scheme and mermaids on the mirror - Brady's fish bar is an unlikely seaside getaway in the heart of south-west London....

In business since 1939, Geales is the ultimate posh chippy and well positioned for its well-heeled clintele. Comfortingly old-fashioned fare is cooked with...

When Rossi's café in Hanbury Street - longstanding purveyor of Anglo-Italian carbs - closed in 2010, it seemed to be the final nail in the coffin of the...

Bare brickwork, metal deep-fat fryers and a queue of cabbies distinguish the busy takeaway counter at the entrance to this no-frills chippy. The retro feel...

Although it doesn't seem so long ago that this north London stalwart was refurbished, the vaguely New England coastal decor is starting to look, like the...

This fish!kitchen is a branch of the original posh fish-and-chip restaurant in Kingston, and is a cousin of the even posher fish! restaurant at Borough...

Badly damaged by fire in 2009, the Sea Shell has finally risen phoenix-like in a somewhat glossier incarnation, complete with gleaming brass, chequered...

Nautilus has been owned by the same Greek family for 50 years (witness the pinewood panelling), but despite this it's no stickler for tradition. Instead of...

On weekday lunchtimes, this swanky glass pavilion overlooking Southwark Cathedral and Borough Market is full of suits and well-heeled tourists. The interior...

Enter Bloomsbury's North Sea and you instantly feel you've been beamed out of London and transported to a quaint, old-fashioned seaside town. The cosy room...

Fryer's Delight is a defiantly unreconstructed chippy, which is great if you like tradition: black and white tiled floors, Formica-topped tables, big...