Heritage Fish & Chips

Nice restaurant with british ambiance serves great fish and chips with beer of your choice. Battered fried mushrooms were the best partwith the daily specials fish and chips i ordered.

We always enjoy this local place. The servers are pleasant and you know what you are getting. My favourite is the greek salad option for side it has a lovely light dressing.

Best fish and chips in Ontario, very good portion sizes and much tastier than Henry’s or Mimi’s.
Haddock lunch special is a great value. It is available everyday from 11 – 3 pm everyday. 7 $ with chips. Also very fresh fish and very British styled taste.

our group of four all enjoyed our visit here, the food tasted good, was well presented. Staff were friendly, British décor is good and comfortable, the stainless fish shop take away counter looks very British, did not notice it until leaving. Only critiques would be the clam chowder not so good, and the enormous portion of chips was a challenge to everyone, a little wasteful, Maybe a smaller plate? or regular /​large choice? Wish i lived closer…

Heritage is probably Brampton’s most popular fish and chip place. And with good reason. The food is great and the English «heritage» is apparent. Prices are perhaps a little on the high side but not overly so. A quality meal every time.

Lots of parking and this is one of the larger locations.
We came here on Good Friday and it was super busy which was expected. They also charge more on this holiday which is very tacky. 20 minutes after ordering they told me the temperatures dropped in the fryers and that caused a delay but our meals would be out soon.
I had the Haddock and onion rings. Next time ill get the chips since the fish is smaller to fit the rings on the plate. The rings were too crispy and light.

Charming British décor, and many imported British drinks and treats.
They have a great lunch special. $ 5 for just fish, $ 7 if you want mashed potatoes or fries, $ 9 if you want caesar salad. The lunch special comes with haddock and is 1 (large) piece. The fish was great, it wasn’t too greasy and the batter held its shape but wasn’t overfried. I really enjoyed the caesar salad — the dressing is creamy, thick and flavourful. The onion rings were huge, but I didn’t like how greasy they were. A bowl of lemon slices are served long before we got our food.
They get really busy quickly during lunch.
Wifi password is 11 111 111 (eight ‘1’s in a row).

Probably the best fish and chips in the GTA. Nice big pieces of fish and very good prices, no chance of leaving hungry. Restaurant is spacious and the staff are friendly, you really cannot go wrong. Very reasonable prices for dinner, $ 14 for; haddock, chips, mush peas (best around), soft drink and bread and butter. Reminds me of back home (England)

I don’t get the hype. Got take out on a Friday night and found the halibut chewy and definitely not fresh. I get that it’s not out of the water that day but I expected better for all the great reviews. Fries tasted like they were frozen. Really wanted to like this place, won’t be going back.

I ordered the lunch special which was 3 pieces of generous Haddok with fries upgraded to poutine. The fries looked and tasted freshly cut, with big cheese curds. The Haddok fish didn’t have much oil either considering it was fried. The place was full with English décor, even at 1:30 pm. The waitress was very patient and kind. I also had the battered mushrooms, which were okay and nothing noting to order. My wife had the grilled Salmon with steam veggies and Greek salad. It was very tasty she said, but to big. For hers was $ 13.00 inc tax which included 2 very big Salmons, she left one, as the veggies and salad were also big. We also both tried the fish soup, which I have to say is nothing short of amazing.
I wish I could’ve took more pics, there is true quality.

Just had the lunch special. Haddock and chips. Customer service was excellent. The older gentlemen was very friendly with a good sense of humour. I had take out and the size of the haddock was huge! The fish and fries were cooked to perfection and the excellent portion size, price and customer service are top notch! No wonder this place has been in business for so long. They do everything right! They even have Pop and sweets imported from UK as well as a footie match on an old tube tv! Just like England! Never been, but this is much cheaper then flying there.

Great portions. The place is a bit outdated but who cares when the food is good.
We ordered battered pickles and mushrooms apps. For $ 4 ea how can you go wrong. For our main, we ordered the 6oz Halibut… one with mash potatoes which comes with gravy and the other with rice; seasoned with red and green peppers and chicken broth. The fish was not too greasy and lightly battered.
Service was friendly and they checked in a couple of times to make sure everything was ok.
Next time we will try their fish off the grilled menu… I saw a customer had ordered it and it looked delish!

Finally came here with my boyfriend, as I often tell him about this place but we never have had the change to. We ordered calamari, mozzarella sticks, the Fisherman’s platter (for him) and the grilled salmon (for me). The mozzarella sticks were good but nothing special, but the calamari was amazing! It was soft and tender and not chewy at all. I usually order the deep fried items but I decided to try something different. The salmon was a bit underwhelming, dry and not much flavour, and the vegetables that came with it was not good at all (probably frozen vegetables which I am not a fan of). My boyfriends plate on the other hand was a winner! I ended up eating from his plate as I didn’t really like mine.
I really like this place as I often ate here when I was younger. My recommendation is to order the Fisherman’s platter and share it with two (or maybe even three) people.

Solid 3.5. It is is a great place for a quick fish and chips. Nice wait staff given how busy this place is during lunch hours. My only complaint is that it provides only packaged tartar sauce during lunch time.

Best fish and chips and batter mushrooms in brampton! I am never disappointed when I eat here. The fries and onion rings are really good as well.
My husband always upgrades his fries to poutine, I think the gravy might be a turkey or chicken base because the colour is light. They use real cheese curbs which are gooey and yummy.
I always swap out fries for Greek salad. Everything is always fresh and crisp and the dressing seems homemade. It’s one of my fav greek salads.
As for the fish, the batter is my favorite almost like a beer batter, very crispy and just the right about of grease. Not to worry, the oil is always fresh, so it never tastes stale. If I feel like spending a few more bucks, I order the Icelandic white fish which is similar to a butter fish. But you can never go wrong with their halibut.
If you enjoy beer as much as I do, try the Scottish beer called tennents, it’s a pale larger full of flavor.

For a lot of British ex-​pats in Brampton/​Mississauga this is your typical chip shop. They even offer sweets from the UK plus some other treats.
Their specialty is Halibut & Chips. However, it can be a bit pricey at $ 17.00 for a Halibut steak and chips. The Haddock is almost ½ the price.
The staff are friendly and the service is quick. The take out is very busy on Fridays — so call ahead to avoid the wait.

Don’t doubt your GPS. Heritage Fish & Chips really is in the plaza where you’ll enter but it is all the way at the back. There, you will find a quaint little pub-​like interior filled with all sorts of British knick-​knacks inside.
I originally sought out Heritage Fish & Chips after finding out that Mississauga Fish & Chips was closed on Sundays. While there is only so much one can do with fish & chips, it is possible to screw it up so I don’t like to chance places I don’t know. Everything worked out at Heritage so I’ve now got a new option in the area!
Prices are better than fair and portions are enormous. What’s not to love?

Had dinner here Sept ²⁵⁄₁₄. More like a 3.5*. Pretty decent Fish & chips. Had Halibut (4 oz) & chips. I asked for the chips to be well done but they weren’t to my liking. You can’t send em back cause this messes up the flow if the meal. Also had a side order of scallops, they were good but didn’t blow me away. Very small (9 Scallops) for the order & they cost $ 11.00! All-​in-​all decent meal but I would break my neck going back again.

It occupies a mere corner of a No Frills building at Queen/​Highway 410. While it is filled with English-​style decorations that make for a quaint interior, it’s nothing impressive. What is impressive, however, is their seafood.
They have such a large selection of seafood, from scallops and shrimps to their signature Alaskan halibut. With a restaurant renowned for its variety of seafood, I was tempted to try as many as possible. They allow you to do this with their Fisherman’s Platter, which includes battered halibut, haddock, shrimp, and scallops. It was fried, crispy, goodness. For $ 16, it was great value considering the portion size.
For those that want cheaper options, there’s a lunch special for haddock and chips that costs only $ 5.95 for takeout and $ 7 for dine-​ins. Why the difference in price?- I have no clue.
While they specialize in battered seafood, they also have plenty of grilled options. And they do more than just fries for sides — they also have a variety of salads, as well as baked potatoes. I haven’t tried these, and given the distance from where I live, I don’t know if I ever will. But if you are nearby, do please go to Heritage if you want anything seafood.

Haven’t been here for a few years since I went away to school but it was my favourite fish and chips place in Brampton.
I would come here every Friday with my family.
We always ordered the battered mushrooms and four orders of fish and chips.
It is flaky and delightful and the service is friendly. As a child I would always get the shirley temples. They are delicious!