Fin & Flounder

Wow, surprised there hasn’t been a review in a couple years for this place. It’s my local fishmonger and is as good as it gets. The fish, which compose of a varying display of in season delectables, are presented out in front of the counter for the customer to feast their eyes on.
The staff are infinitely helpful in going through the different offerings, the best way to cook the fish and are always willing to fillet and pin bone the fish (or gut the squid!) if needed. An absolute must if you live local and are looking for fresh fish.

This is the streetfood offshoot of the fishmongers of the same name a mere minutes away on Broadway market. But you won’t get your fish cooked there, oh no, that’s just lots of delicious, fresh fish ready for you to take home and prepare.
The tuna burger almost scores the full 5 stars by itself. Sushi grade tuna, griddled on one side with a wasabi marinade with a perfect compliment of salad — shredded carrot and. oh shit I forget. Anyway, what you won’t forget so much is the taste. Now at £7 you MAY be a little disappointed by the amount of tuna you get. But let’s not forget, this is sushi grade tuna! It costs a lot anyway, and for it to be cooked and served to you this way, it’s frickin’ impressive.
Their chips are also very good, (probably triple cooked from the looks of it), and come with their own homemade ketchup. Yum!
I’ve also had the fish burger, which for £5 may be more affordable and reminded me of a fish finger sandwich just better (oh student flashbacks of fish finger sandwiches… mmmm).

Some people open a shop because they spot a profit margin. Other people own a shop because they have a passion for a particular type of business, and hope they can catch a profitable margin.
This place is definitely the domain of the latter. These are owners who clearly love fish/​seafood. The merchandise is presented this way.
In fact it looks you in the eye and says «eat me.»
It’s not a huge place but the product is hand picked and the quality high. Also, don’t fret too much about prices. A big bag of mussels was 5.0, which isn’t bad for ocean goodness.

An excellent and friendly fishmongers which strives to stock sustainable seafood. There’s often shasimi grade tuna and the guys will let you know what the catch of the day is through their Twitter feed. On a weekend they have a stall on Broadway Market selling sushi which is set up outside of Off Broadway.

A small fishmonger that is not the cheapest but their produce looks fresh and the team inside are very helpful

Have been shopping here over the past year and always found the service as well as the fish to be excellent. Sometimes the price may be a bit higher than expected, but if cheap fish is now a product of fishing practices which are depleting our oceans, and this shop seeks to counter such practices by selling fish that’s sustainably sourced, then this is surely a price worth paying. Quality or freshness have always been of the highest standard, too.
Staff sometimes go for an unconventional approach (very relaxed!) when dealing with customers, but this has always been very friendly and as I understand it above all an expression of the fact that they take great pride in what they do and where they work.