djmaxxx

Any reccomendations for authentic fish and chips? Not looking for fancy, just where the locals would go.

MzPossum

You'll probably be able to tell where the locals go by the looks of the place. Pubs also have really good fish and chips. The basic shops have a counter where you order (choosing the type of fish you want) and just a few tables and chairs.

John

This has been discussed a num ber of times. Do a search and you will find lots of info.

Dave_

Here are a few recent discussions on F&C in London to get you started.

http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34480649
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34491075
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...mp;tid=1336349

GSteed

SeaFresh on Wilton near Victoria Station! Eat in or Take-out..Fish caught day before...We walked past this restaurant on a Friday night..100 taxis (?). We asked, "Why?" reply, "Best in London". Comments please..is it still that good?

ninasdream

For late night, simply called "Brasserie" at Victoria Station -Very good. It is a cute little place with upstairs & downstairs. Other dishes ordered were also good. Service is slow and it is a little pricier than a pub. In general, a pub would be your best bet & a more authentic experience. We came back into London late, and this was truly the only place in the area serving at 9:30 p.m.

jame

Last time we were in London, we had great fish and chips at The Rock and Sole Plaice. It's near Covent Garden.

rhkkmk

our favorite is sea shells on lisom grove north of marble arch...its fantastic....not cheap but the best you can find...

Kayb95

There's also Geales Fish Restaurant near Notting Hill Gate tube.