Amberjacks

Cottesloe, Australia

3.6

11 reviews

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Telephone:
+61 8 9385 0977
Website:
www.amberjacks.com.au
Address:
28/94 Marine Pde, Cottesloe, Western Australia, 6011
Cottesloe
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.5 miCottesloe
0.8 miMosman Park
0.9 miGrant Street
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Takes Reservations
No
Delivery
No
Take-out
Yes
Accepted Cards
Credit, Debit
Good For
Lunch
Good for Kids
Yes
Good for Groups
Yes
Attire
Casual
Noise Level
Loud
Alcohol
No
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Wi-Fi
No
Has TV
No
Waiter Service
No
Drive-Thru
No
Caters
No

Today

Today –
Local time (Cottesloe) 23:19 Monday, 23 June 2025

Business hours

Monday –
Tuesday 11:00 am – 8:00 pm
Wednesday 11:00 am – 8:00 pm
Thursday 11:00 am – 8:00 pm
Friday 11:00 am – 8:00 pm
Saturday 11:00 am – 8:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 8:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Amberjacks is a family run fish and chip shop located in the heart of Cotttesloe on Marine Parade that runs parallel to the iconic Cottesloe Beach.

The menu consists of fried or grilled fish with New Zealand Hake the standard fish as well as Whiting, Orange Roughie and Red Spot Emperor. An array of salads and cool drinks are also available to buy.

History

Established in 2007.

Amberjacks is a family owned fish and chip shop in the heart of Cottesloe bought by Tim and Vidette Wood in October 2007. With fantastic beach side views of the Indian Ocean, it’s a must visit for both locals and tourists alike — especially during the warmer summer evenings. At Amberjacks we pride ourselves on having the most hygienic fish and chip shop using the best and cleanest oil. We only source our fish from Australian and New Zealand waters. We are still very hands on in the business with Tim cutting the fish every day. We look forward to seeing you and we hope after tasting our simply delicious fish and chips — whether in the shop or on the beach, you’ll become a regular customer!

Meet the Business Owner

Tim and Vidette W.

Business Owner

Tim and Vidette Wood bought Amberjacks just over 7 years ago in October 2007. Having lived in the area for many years Tim and Vidette are passionate about the people of Cottesloe, the beach and the customers that come from far and wide to visit the iconic beach. Tim and Vidette are still very involved the business with Tim cutting the fish daily and Vidette managing the books.

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Nearby

Near this location:
90
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98 Marine Parade
110
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88 Marine Pde
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11 reviews of Amberjacks

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Place rating: 3
Sydney, Australia
Little expensive, food was alright. Average experience, the environment outside is nice. Fish batter was a little sticky and not the best fish and chips ever had, but not the worst either. Still good if your hungry at the beach though.
Place rating: 3
Perth, Australia
Let’s set the scene here. Beach views of the beautiful Cottesloe Beach, hot 33 degree day and people out and about to check out the amazing Sculptures of the Sea. To say this fish & chip joint was busy is an understatement!
Considering the number of people walking through the doors we were able to find ourselves a table, order and receive our food in about 20minutes. They seemed to have a good ordering and pick up routine going which was definitely helpful given the crowds.
All your standard fish and chip selections — due to how busy they were they were only cooking fish one way which was battered and fried (would’ve preferred grilled or crumbed but oh well!) Prices are high as you could expect given their location but their family and combo packs are definitely the way to go if you want to save a few bucks. We shared the tropical basket for 2 ($ 27.90) which included a medium serve of chips, 2 butterfish, calamari and 2 pineapple fritters. They also threw in some freebie sauces. The calamari was great as were the chips. The fish was fresh but very small serving sizes — essentially half a standard flake fish was counted as one fish. Wasn’t a huge fan of the pineapple fritters.
A pretty good fish & chip experience down at Cottesloe if you ask me!
Place rating: 3
Perth, Australia
Pretty tasty fish and chips. Quite large servings, so we always share one -$ 14.50 for two pieces of fish and enough fries for two people. My gripe with this place is that they close the kitchen 15mins before the signed times, even on busy nights. We ordered at 8:10 and were one of the last orders. People were continually turned away with many people complaining they had seen the sign before hand and had decided to go for a walk and order later.
They rip you with sauce, but every place does.
Summary: good food and ok prices
Mgmt needs to pull their head in.
Place rating: 3
Perth, Australia
After enjoying an afternoon swim on a hot day, fish and chips were in order. We chose Amberjacks based purely on proximity to where we were sitting. It was the first fish and chip place we came across. I ordered a serving of grilled Spanish Mackerel, calamari, minimum chips and two pineapple fritters to share with the husband. The wait was fairly lengthy after ordering, but it was busy and at least that means it’s cooked fresh. Having not heard my number be called, I eventually got up and asked, seeing it and some friends’ packages sitting, waiting under the warmers.
I’d ordered it with salt and vinegar as we were taking it away, but neither was particularly evident. I couldn’t taste the vinegar at all, and there was definitely not enough salt. The grilled fish was overcooked, dry and tough. Pretty disappointing for the $ 14.90 I’d paid for it. The calamari rings were well done, chewy but not too chewy. The batter on those and the pineapple rings was nice and crispy. The chips were fine, but needed salt. It’d also pay to poke holes in the paper so the walk back to the beach doesn’t result in the steam making your chips soggy. Overall it wasn’t a bad meal, but far from the best fish and chips I’ve had. And more expensive than I think it should be, guess that goes with being the closest spot to the beach.
Place rating: 5
Perth, Australia
Okay… The fish and chips served at Amberjacks is slightly more expensive than you probably expect at your local fish and chips. …
But not much more… and the view you get whilst enjoying your meal is amazing… In terms of the beautiful beach and sunset as well as the quality of eye candy walking around!!!
The food is fresh and very well presented and the servings are huge.. we bought a large chips and four o’s up couldn’t finish!!!
Overall would strongly recommend as the meal and experience on a summer day in Perth is brilliant!!!
Place rating: 4
Houston, TX
Ate at Amberjacks after a visit to Cottesloe Beach last week. A really small restaurant with limited seating for the teenybopper beach crowd. Prices are as high as other Perth eateries: about $ 14 for fish & chips. Fish is said to be New Zealand Hake.
I think they need to look at their cost per serving – only 2 pieces of fish per packet with way too many fries. Wasteful amount of paper wrapping – the fish and fries aren’t that greasy. Enough fries to feed 2 people. Forget about condiments – restaurant charges extra for tartar or ketchup. Salt and vinegar are free though.
Bottom line is that the food is delicious. Less fries per order as a trade for free condiments is something they really should consider.
Place rating: 5
Ogden, UT
Best fish and chips that we had in Perth. Great location for a walk on the beach.
Place rating: 4
Western Australia, Australia
Positioned conveniently across from both Cottesloe beach and the Cott hotel Amberjacks is the best fish and chips option in the area.
You will often see long lines out the door so ring up and order in advance then when you get there you can walk past the crowd to the pick up counter like a boss.
Serving sizes are big, more than enough for one, and there are a wide variety of options available. The pink snapper is beautiful, and the calamari is great to share.
Seating is available but lets be honest if you’re not taking it down to the beach and watching the sunset you are missing half the fun.
Place rating: 2
Australia
Amberjacks is a casual fish and chips joint that’s just a hop across the street from the beautiful Cottesloe Beach. I went for the traditional fish and chips and couldn’t wait to try a bite from an obviously popular establishment. When my meal came out, it was wrapped in a giant paper container. When I opened it up, there were heaps of chips, and sadly just two pieces of fish (even sadder because I was splitting my meal with a friend). Also, I was bummed because the fish and chips didn’t come with tarter sauce or ketchup, unless we paid extra. And the sauce containers were ridiculously small in size. Maybe I’m just biased because I love a large portion of ketchup with my chips, and with the enormous amount of fries you receive I would have needed handfuls of those ketchup containers. All in all, I wasn’t a big fan of the fish or the chips. They just tasted a little too greasy for me and not enough flavor. After a long day at the beach, usually everything tastes delicious, but I would save myself the calories and try somewhere else next time.
Place rating: 4
Australia
This is as fancy as take-​away fish and chips gets withe the most beautiful view. It’s not often that you get the option of yellow-​fin whiting or New Zealand Hake when you order your standard Fish and Chips. Even the salads include a chilli squid salad and an octopus salad. Please don’t get scared off from the price of the large chips, they are clearly not meant for one person.
Place rating: 4
Western Australia, Australia
After a hard day’s relaxing at Cottesloe Beach, Amberjacks is perfectly ‘plaiced’ (ho ho) to provide you with that staple of seaside sustenance, fish and chips. They are a decidedly upmarket fish and chips establishment, with several different types of fish on the menu, some of it local, and a choice of either fried or grilled. They also have other seafood including scallops, mussels, squid and prawns. I went for the calamari and chips. The portions are pretty huge — even the small chips was too much for me to eat, and I like eating. The menu said that a serving of calamari was twelve pieces, but they just seemed to go on forever — it felt like way more than twelve (it probably was twelve though). The calamari was a tad rubbery, and tasted a tiny bit like used chip fat, but who cares? It was the perfect accompaniment to a day of beach fun.