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It's a typical Fish and Chips place. If you're looking for anything else then you'll be highly disappointed. They've some burgers and egg options avai…
Sayanti Dutta
Fishcotheque
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Surprising 'chip shop'. Searching for a quick bite and got beautifully presented marinated chicken and chips with salad.…
Gerardv
Fishcotheque
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First night in Waterloo, I was tired from all the traveling from Manchester. This place was the first thing that caught my eye as soon as I stepped ou…
Eman Azzam
Fishcotheque
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Fishcotheque is open for Casual Dining. Fishcotheque serves British and Fish and Chips dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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5 Reviews on “Fishcotheque”
It’s a typical Fish and Chips place. If you’re looking for anything else then you’ll be highly disappointed. They’ve some burgers and egg options available. But those are nothing to mention. They’ve got a good variety of fishes like Cod, Haddock, Sea bass etc. We tried the Haddock with chips. It was good but could have been better as it’s one of their signature dishes. We tried the Mushroom Omelette as well. That was quite nice. Price is pocket friendly. Hence it’s a decent place to have a meal. The decor is quite vintage. Looks like the sailor pub and creates a nice ambiance. It’s not very heavily crowded place. Hence service is also fair.
Surprising ‘chip shop’. Searching for a quick bite and got beautifully presented marinated chicken and chips with salad.
First night in Waterloo, I was tired from all the traveling from Manchester. This place was the first thing that caught my eye as soon as I stepped out of the Waterloo Station, so I told myself I would check it out after I settle my things at the hotel.The place is quite small, yes, however, once you step in, the dcor in this small eatery will seem more inviting than the size. Vintage metal frames and plaques on the walls, vintage covers on the latest music, and a very simple menu. I didn’t try their fish and chips – silly, I know – because I went for their fried chicken with chips, which was not so bad. The chicken was nice, tender, and had a very balanced flavor to it. I also tried one of the fish cakes which was not all that bad, either. It was crunchy on the outside yet really fluffy on the inside – I thought it went really well with some mayonnaise and pepper. Overall, the experience was lovely for me – man people do come in for some take out. Reasonably priced, too.
Although it is quite small and not that popular, Fishcotheque is quite good for fish & chips.Situated 3 min away from waterloo tube station, the fast food restaurant is a great place for British food. It is quite cheap as well since you can pay around 20 for two people. What I like about the place is that it is quite cosy and comfortable for dining-in, but you can also have takeaways.I have tried the fish & chips and it was one of the best ones in London.The ambience is far from pretentious, more of a fast food place than a restaurant but it is worth trying for first makers.
Just another fish ‘n chips store of London,located in Waterloo..the simplicity of the restaurant and the tasty dishes served are a treat,indeed..portions are good,ingredients fresh and falvours delicately balanced..overall a nice,sumptuous brunch experience one can have!! One thing that surprises me the most is their pies..be it steak and kidney pie or chicken and mushroom pies..they serve some of the most delectable pies in the whole of London..forever classic fish and chips are there a usual…so if you are there in Waterloo,then you can try and visit there..