Below is a list of the top and leading Fish & Chips in Philadelphia. To help you find the best Fish & Chips located near you in Philadelphia, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Philadelphia’s Best Fish & Chips:
The top rated Fish & Chips in Philadelphia are:
- The Dandelion – is a sophisticated homage to the British pub
- Anastasi Seafood – is featuring a full-service bar with specialty cocktails
- The Plough & The Stars – is now open for dining, take home, and delivery
- The Victoria Freehouse – offers a full range of catering
- Molly Malloy’s – represents the best Reading Terminal Market has to provide
The Dandelion
The Dandelion is a sophisticated homage to the British pub serving updated seasonal takes on U.K. cuisine. Just steps from Philadelphia’s bustling Rittenhouse Square, this inviting bilevel restaurant features a whirlwind of idiosyncratic seating areas, bars, hallways, rooms, and nooks, each impeccably fashioned to carry its own personality. The menu, featuring precious classics like Welsh rarebit, fish and chips, shepherd’s pie, and a U.K. cheese board, also features plenty of unexpected surprises.
Products/Services:
Menu, Brunch, Dessert, Beverage, Spirit, Order Delivery, Reservations
LOCATION:
Address: 124 S 18th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: (215) 558-2500
Website: www.thedandelionpub.com
REVIEWS:
“We visited on vacation and were blown away. The decor is beautiful and the food was out of this world. I got the fish and chips, my husband got the rabbit pie, and we shared a sticky toffee pudding, the portions were perfect. The cocktails were just as good as the food, we stayed until the last call and enjoyed several. The staff was friendly and welcoming, would recommend this restaurant to everyone!” – Jennifer O.
Anastasi Seafood
Anastasi Seafood is located within Philadelphia’s famous and always bustling Italian market, Anastasi Seafood’s dining room hosts a wide array of crabs, shrimp, and various other seafood from around the world, furnishing their guests with only the greatest just caught quality. Their small dining room space offers a simply elegant setting for those who share their focus on freshness.
Featuring a full-service bar with specialty cocktails and a modest local beer selection, their knowledgeable staff is here to provide you with the perfect libation to accompany your dining experience.
Products/Services:
Menus, Seafood Market, Reservations, Gift Cards
LOCATION:
Address: 1101 S 9th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Phone: (215) 462-0550
Website: www.anastasiseafood.com
REVIEWS:
“This site is my first choice site. Of all restaurants I know I like it most. I never miss an opportunity to go to this restaurant. Whenever I feel like having a fair dinner, this is the place that comes straightaway to my mind. superb and diverse food and a large menu.professional staff, and good spirit. And very important, the price is fair. I sent my friends to this place with pleasure.” – Rohan F.
The Plough & The Stars
The Plough & The Stars is now open for dining, take home, and delivery. Emigrants to the United States in the early 1990’s Marion Ryder & Jerome Donovan established their first restaurant The Bards, quickly followed by The Plough & the Stars. Over the past 20 years, their restaurants have become a substantial part of the neighborhoods they are located in.
Marion and Jerome’s success is due to their proprietary style, genuine caring for, and dedication to, providing an exceptional experience to their customers. Their professional leadership and culinary expertise have earned several awards.
Products/Services:
Menus, Reservations, Events, Gift Cards
LOCATION:
Address: 123 Chestnut Street Entrance on 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone: (215) 733-0300
Website: www.ploughstars.com
REVIEWS:
“One of my go-to bars in Philly. Great atmosphere, great drink selection (can’t beat a perfect pint), pub grub, and friendly staff. Offer both indoor and outdoor seating and they are trying their best to follow covid 19 regulations. Be there again soon.” – Byron A.
The Victoria Freehouse
The Victoria Freehouse offers indoor dining, outdoor dining, takeout, and curbside pickup. They offer a full range of catering, off-site parties, wine, beer, and scotch tastings, corporate events, private rooms, wedding brunch. The Victoria Freehouse is a classy pub with modern and classic British food, plus U.K. beers on tap and English football on TV.
Products/Services:
Menu, Special Events, Catering
LOCATION:
Address: 10 S Front St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone: (215) 543-6089
Website: www.victoriafreehouse.com
REVIEWS:
“Great dinner on our last night in Philly! Fish-and-chips and roast beef sandwiches were really tasty, with generous portions of fries on the side. The dessert was great, and the bartender was really chill, too – he turned TV to show the USMNT soccer game. Definitely recommend!” – Brian C.
Molly Malloy’s
Molly Malloy’s represents the best Reading Terminal Market has to provide with a significance on family traditions and Philadelphia pride. Inspired by their mother’s love of cooking and community, the Iovine family created Molly’s in 2011 to serve as a hub for good food and even better company.
At the heart of the Market, you’ll find traditional dishes made with local ingredients from around the Terminal. Pamper in hearty cheesesteaks, scratch-made sides, and a rotating tap list fit for any beer aficionado. They encourage guests to meet and mingle over honest food in a comfortable setting that feels like home.
Products/Services:
Menu, Private Events, Bar
LOCATION:
Address: Reading Terminal Market, 1136 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: (267) 525-1001
Website: www.mollymalloysphilly.com
REVIEWS:
“So good! Great spot to relax and people-watch while in the terminal market while enjoying breakfast, lunch, or dinner. We visited twice on our last trip to Philly.” – Whitney H.
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