Best Fish and Chips?

[Cock Throppled]

Any recs for Best Fish and Chips anywhere in the Lowr Mainland?

 

[tadolder]

Moby Dick, East beach in White Rock.

 

[wintersurfer]

Any recs for Best Fish and Chips anywhere in the Lowr Mainland?

Crab Shack North Van

 

[badbadboy]

Crab Shack North Van

Very good but even better is Wigan Pier in Squamish.

Their batter is amazingly thin and crispy with the fresh fish being super tasty. Very generous portions too so bring an appetite :nod:

 

[Oldfart]

Pajo's still has one location open in Steveston although the original one is shut down because their ramp collapsed.

 

[LM987]

Steveston was the other one I was thinking , I never new about the closure , good thing you posted that , I might have made the long drive over there for nothing , thanks

They actually have one at YVR now too.

Montgomery's ( Spelling) Fish & Chips in White Rock, on the east side of the strip is great too.

 

[tadolder]

Pajo's is also the concession stand for the fields at Gates Park in Poco

 

[Aesthetics>all]

Pazos in Stevenson is good.

And, there's this good place in SQUAMISH, next to the Trading Post.

Respectfully,
Tim McGee.

Very good but even better is Wigan Pier in Squamish.

Their batter is amazingly thin and crispy with the fresh fish being super tasty. Very generous portions too so bring an appetite :nod:

I'm biased because I live in Squamish, but #3 for Wigan pier, go there once a week when I'm not worried about being a little soft, they also pour Guinness properly which is getting hard to find

 

[badbadboy]

I'm biased because I live in Squamish, but #3 for Wigan pier, go there once a week when I'm not worried about being a little soft, they also pour Guinness properly which is getting hard to find

I love the drive up mid week to avoid the weekend travel. They are definitely worth the drive :thumb:

 

[giaebonyprincess]

Mmmmmmm...fish and chips!!!

Ducky's in Winnipeg...but I haven't been for a long minute

 

[Ms Erica Phoenix]

Moby Dick, East beach in White Rock.

I agree! Their house made tartar sauce is awesome, and the portions are large too! If you order one piece, you get two. A three piece order is big enough to share. Locals know that on busy sunny days, the best plan is to call ahead then drive down to pick it up!

 

[rlock]

Montgomery's Fish & Chips in White Rock, on the east side of the strip is great too.

There's also a Montgomery's at Lonsdale Quay in North Van, and theirs is good.

 

[wintersurfer]

Pender Harbour also has an awesome F&C spot

 

[badbadboy]

Cockney Kings on East Hastings Kensington area. When I worked nearby, we used to eat there regularly.

They serve mushy peas if you are into it

They are still rated 4.5 Stars

 

[Lo-ki]

Cockney Kings in New West or Burnaby.
C-Lovers isn't bad.
As for Pajo's....I got food poisoning from there.
Moby Dick in White Rock.

Didn't people get upset in Vancouver because it had the word Dick in their name...????

 

[girth-brooks]

Love Cockney Kings. Salty's in Cloverdale is pretty good. Also like Kahuna's if Moby Dick is too busy.

 

[Toa$ter]

Go Fish by Granville Island, The Fish Counter on Main Street and The Windjammmer on Commercial are all pretty good. Best I've ever had were in Europe.

 

[tokugawa]

Pajos IMHO for Vancouver but if you're ever in Victoria, you should give Willows Galley in Oak Bay a try. The least greasy Halibut and Chips I've ever had. http://www.willowsgalley.com/index.html

 

[manni]

Troll's at Horseshoe Bay village, West Vancouver.
the ocean and mountain views ain't so bad either.

 

[UhOh]

I vote for Pajo's Rocky Point Park in Port Moody ..YUMMY!!! 5 :star:

I've tried that place and never felt the need to return.