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Harden's says
From its origins in Berwick Street market to Notting Hill and now back to Soho, this fish and chip shop (serving sustainably caught Cornish fish) is now a pair.
Harden's survey result
Summary
“Reliable fish ’n’ chips – and fun hosts” – earn solid ratings for this new-wave Notting Hill chippy, where the sustainable seafood is sourced directly from Cornish fishermen. A Soho sibling opened in 2018, close to the business’s origin as a stall in Berwick Market.
Summary
“Reliable fish ’n’ chips – and fun hosts” – earn solid ratings for this new-wave Notting Hill chippy, where the sustainable seafood is sourced directly from Cornish fishermen. A Soho sibling opened in 2018, close to the business’s origin as a stall in Berwick Market.
Summary
“Quirky and obliging” (if slightly “expensive”) new-wave Notting Hill chippy on the characterful All Saints Road, that’s won a reputation for its “proper fish ’n’ chips” using sustainable fresh fish from Cornwall and “the friendliest staff”. It started out with a stall on Berwick Market, and it’s going back to its Soho roots, with the opening of a new branch in autumn 2018.
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Restaurant details
29 All Saints Road, London, W11 1HE
Opening hours
Tuesday to Thursday 12-3/5.30-10; Friday 12-3/5.30-10.30; Saturday 11-10.30; Sunday 11am-9.30pm
Last orders: 9.30 pm, Fri & Sat 10 pm, Sun 9pm
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