The Fishmarket

IMHO, this was the best Fish and Chips restaurant in all of UK from North to South. Not only can you trust the source (the fishmonger next door supplies all of the seafood) but the attention and care of the service matched the underlying materials. We had IRN BRU ( of course ) in addition to our Haddock, chips, curry sauce (YUM) and fried Haggis, crab claws and scallops. Awesome experience. Was about a 45 minute walk from Waverly station but there is a tram going to center also available close by.

The Fishmarket is dockside with an updated yet rustic nautical feel; the atmosphere is inviting and well suited to enjoying a brew/ cocktail and elevated food fare without the high-end cost. Tables are well situated throughout the dine in area to promote a relaxed but cozy environment. Giant windows face the boat docks- not so bustling while we were there but completely charming and fun to watch! They played today's hits at a level that was enjoying vice too loud to hear your table mates.

The staffs at the restaurant were so welcoming and friendly. It was a great experience from the start as we arrived at the restaurant at exactly 2.55 PM, which was our reserved time. We were fully satisfied with the service and the food. The fish & chips and oysters were especially delicious - I couldn't get enough of them! The gin and beer were also amazing. The view from the restaurant was an added bonus. I would definitely come back to this restaurant again.

This place is located right next to the Newhaven lighthouse. Brilliant atmosphere and one of the best fish and chips I've had in a long time. If you want a proper sit down lunch or dinner, you should book ahead. There were no tables available when we walked in at around sunset. However, they have a take out section where you can order and eat. There are some tables set outside and we were lucky to get one, enjoying the great food as the sunset created an amazing spectacle for us.

Very solid fish & chips right by the water on the pier at Newhaven. You have a choice between cod, haddock, and monkfish and we ended up getting the traditional cod with a side of mushy peas for takeout. There wasn't much of a queue when we went on a Monday so we got our order within 15min. The fish was crispy on the outside and flaky on the inside without any fishiness whatsoever. The chips were hearty and crispy (but lacked salt) and the mushy peas were sweet and vinegary. For £10 the fish & chips is great value and def worth checking out if you're in the area!

Waited for a good 15 minutes in the queue without an acknowledgement to then be asked if we made a reservation, which I didn't. They said they only had the bar available, which I said yes. When walking to the bar, there were loads of tables, empty, which were still empty when we left. Our server at the bar was really good and attentive and made one of the best bloody Mary's I've had. We ordered the king prawns, mussels, and the fish and chips (as per recommendation from locals). I was really looking forward to the fish and chips as when I looked around everyone had also ordered the fish and chips and looked really big and crispy. when it arrived, it was a tiny piece of fish and crumbs of chips ( picture attached). I'm not even exaggerating. Take a look at other people's pictures. Another big thing I think was really bad you had to pay £1.50 for any sauces (ketchup,mayo, etc) I ordered the curry sauce and it really didn't go with the fish and chips felt like I was eating an Indian curry. Overall, the service was good. the food was good but was just missing attention to detail with the sizing of the fish.