Classic English Fisheries

Leeds, Reino Unido

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+44 113 225 0202
Dirección:
92 Town Street Armley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS12 3AA
Armley
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
80 mTown Street Pinfold Lane
170 mCarr Crofts Town Street
170 mTown Street Moor View
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Hoy 16:00 – 21:00
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Horario local (Leeds) 10:01 domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2025

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lunes 10:00 – 23:00
martes 10:00 – 23:00
miércoles 10:00 – 23:00
jueves 10:00 – 23:00
viernes 10:00 – 23:00
sábado 10:00 – 23:00
domingo 16:00 – 21:00

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4 opiniones sobre Classic English Fisheries

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Tu valoración: 2
Leeds, United Kingdom
Well this place did used to be my favorite fish and chip shop in Leeds. The quailty of the fish and chips is amazing at just £3.35 for a large portion of fish and chips it is excellent value. The fish itself is always a good size and the chips are nice too. I used to go here regular until I experienced bad service and now I wont give them my custom anymore. I was waiting for my fish to be cooked and it quit frankly was taking forever by the time it was finally cook they had served everyone behind my all the chips dispite my order been first. I was fuming when the fish was ready then he said I’ve now run out of chips. I waited long enough and was not prepared to wait longer for chip as I felt they have planned the order poorly. I was cross but the staff just joked about it have they apologised I might not have minded so much. I got my money back and left.
Tu valoración: 4
Leeds, United Kingdom
Feeling like it had been far too long since I had eating chips for research sake I thought what better place to test out than the ‘Classic English Fisheries’. Sometimes, it has to be said, that places purporting such things as ‘classic’ or ‘best’ are far from reaching their self proclaimed title. Personally, I found this toi be the opposite, crunchy on the outside yet well cooked in the middle.
The ‘restaurant’ itself is a very simple affair with one plastic table and a couple of chairs in the corner, very sparse waiting/​queuing area and simple counter top and display cabinet yet places with a good reputation need little more.
Tu valoración: 3
Leeds, United Kingdom
Classic English Fisheries names seems a little too in league with the ‘Traditional British Pub’s you see overseas, but I was willing to give it a try.
As I have only recently started enjoying fish and chips in a nostalgic manner (the majority of my early life was apent abroad where traditional fish and chip shops were scarce), I really am in search for one that reminds me of my initial experience on the south east coast of England… Needless to say, a chippie in Leeds did not conjur up a lasting memory, I say to myself we are just not near enough to the coast. My experience here was fine though, the fish was a bit tough for my taste, but the batter and scraps were perfect. I like my chips vingar laden, so whether they were soggy or not to start out with, I will never know. The shop itself is dreadfully dated, with plastic and no real redeeming features. But it was service with a smile, cheap, and on that basis, I have no real complaints.
Tu valoración: 3
Leeds, United Kingdom
Having grown up by the sea, I’ve been somewhat spoiled for fish and chips in the past, so much so that even now I don’t eat fish I feel that I can still make a fair judgement on its quality from smell, colour and texture alone. When I came in here with a friend, the heavy, greasy smell that is the antithesis of a fresh, light piece of battered fish was enough to put me off, and once I added to this the rather grimy surroundings and white plastic garden furniture, I was ready to head for the door. My friend had a craving, though, and insisted on waiting, and I do have to concede the end result was better than I expected. The portions were large and the batter light, and, although the fish was overcooked and the chips slightly soggy, the overall experience seemed fairly good value for money. If you’ve never eaten proper fish and chips, you won’t notice that anything’s missing.