Top Catch Fish and Chips - Hillarys

We were in the harbour and thought of fish and chips. these little corners found while surfing around. we're glad we made it. it took vater until the food came, but the fish is very fresh. the chips are crisp and not too salty. the Greek salate is simply okay, as the sweet are not as fresh as we expected. the tartaric acid sauce is very nice, not too overwhelmingly sour. Come back.

If they are looking for a casual fish n chip ' place on the boardwalk, this is honestly the best they find without paying extra for the restaurant environment. it is all order and pick up itself as long as they can secure a table at this popular place, they will not leave unhappy. the regular fish and chips is more extraordinary worth in the lookout beautiful, while slightly overcrowded, but the fast preparation makes for all fall knits. nino’s (use to be sharky’s was once the king of casual fish n chip esseries on the boardwalk, top catch fish and chips’ absolutely wins now. well done.

To the hillary’s boat harbour with family landed to enjoy fish and chips for dinner and to buy a family dinner. as there were 4 fish pieces and 4 crumbs, one would assume that there is a meal for 4 people, but only 2 drinks were included. there's something wrong. fish was placed in a polystyrene container, which meant that the dough did not stick the fish to the container. I guess a little oil-absorbing paper would have helped a lot. the potato cakes we bought were quite poor. chips were in order; not the best thing I had, but rather edible. some other elements in the menu were not available as they had run out. to describe it as a 'better batter' is an exaggeration, as the batter 't was nothing to inspire. also I could not find out what fish was served, it could have been anything. portions were nothing to please, although the 2 large chips were sufficient for 4 people, provided they were not too hungry. about $50 not good. to the happiness the ice store of ben and jerry next door has filled the empty one, an experience I would recommend '.

$15 for a bottom served by fish and chips and that was a really cheap piece hoki or hake was $22, chips were ok but really that is just too expensive for what they are served. it was $25 for 2 pieces...Hoki or hake they get 1 x serving from chips, another serving is an additional $6. I know that sorrento quay is top girl, but this is just too much, and to it from any kind of sauce, tomaten, mayonnaise are in small container and are $1.50 on a basic service, trust me the owners are not missing out. obviously new owners since the change of sharkies, all workers appeared Indian, I hope they were not only the cheapest fish and go for the lower dollar profit only, most people I spoke were not impressed by their fish quality. And I do not hurt that the point of the sales person smile and appreciate the business, all very sterile and clinical. next time I will stop in a local fish and chip shop and take their food and sit on the razing, about 30% cheaper, bigger quantities and better quality fish and teig.

Had the regular fish and chips that came as a serving of 2 fish slices with many fries. also the hot chocolate I felt was not hot enough on a cold day.