My friend and I ate at Fish Club last night and loved it.

We were greeted by friendly staff, the food was delicious and (not wanting to sound too like my mum) the place was clean and tidy and I was really impressed.

The food may be a little more expensive then your usualy chippy but I thought it was well worth it.

I throughly recommend you eat here. I certainly enjoyed the food and would love to return a million times until I have eaten my way through the entire menu!

If you want fantastic fish and chips, or any other type of fish or shell food, then head to The Fish Club. The staff are fantastic, really friendly and helpful.


The food is absolutely delicious and there is a great atmosphere. Try their sweet potato chips, or if you suffer from food envy like me, have half normal chips and half sweet potato. The Fish Club serves the best fish and chips in London.

After watching a drab game of football at Brentford, my girlfriend and I had the hunger for fish and chips, and we certainly found the best place in The Fish Club. The staff were helpful and very friendly, it had a great ambience and, without doubt, the best fish I have ever had.



The previous entry said "what is the point in the place even existing?". It's because, even though fish and chips are one of the most British things one can think of, why do they need to be drenched in fat and grease? Just like Hamburger Union, The Fish Club shows that good traditional fayre does not need to be thrown at you. It's a great place to eat, although a little pricey, the food and atmosphere was superb. Well done Fish Club, its a great Plaice to eat (Da dum dum, tush...).

The Fish Club offers top fish and chips and great food in general. That's why it exists. What's the use in working class snobbery? The Fish Club is great! It's far superior to other greasy gaffs in the area.

Fish Club is fine. However, I just don't see the point in it all. We have plenty of perfectly serviceable chippies without having to introduce these slightly more upmarket joints. Unless it's irony. That's probably it - classic, low budget Brit food in surroundings that simply scream "I'm rather swish daaaahling and not really British at all". Seriously, good as far as it goes but there's just no reason for it to even exist.