Milton Fish and Chips

I like this place — Fish and chips are not bad, so that makes me an occasional consumer.
Owner is very welcoming and appreciates your business. As for atmosphere… nothing to write home about

Good food at a cheap price. The couple that runs the place are very pleasant and accommodating. Only drawback is that they only accept cash or debit.

The name is a bit misleading to me as they don’t serve chips, they are fries at least to me, seems to be common though I prefer chips as that it what I am used to. That said we do order regularly and have had it ten times or more in the past year or so. The fish is generously portioned, light tasting and crispy, not greasy. Fries are in abundance and cooked to perfection each time. Typically the very friendly owner is there we talk about our families if he is not too busy. There is plenty of room to sit down but as in all these type of takeout oriented places it is bright and a bit sterile. That said they just did a bit of repainting and have given the place a bit more of a nautical feel which is a good improvement. Don’t be fooled or put off by the modest digs and unpretentious atmosphere and be sure to bring CA$H or DEBIT as they don’t accept anything else.

Decent chip, too much batter on small pieces of fish, packaged
ckaged tartar and no lemons. I’m disappointed.

By far the best fish n’chips I’ve had in Milton. The batter is crisp and not too thick. The fish is fresh and moist. Lunch special is $ 6.85 for a nice serving of haddock and chips. Would definitely make a few repeat visits.

Delicious fish n’ chips. To be honest, if you were sitting on a park bench in London, eating out of a Fleet St rag, I can’t imagine it could be much better.
I, personally, prefer the shrimp & chips, but the thick slabs of battered fish and fresh French fries are also delicious (at least according to people who eat them).