Clifton Village Fish Bar
Bristol
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Visiting Clifton Village Fish Bar was something special. Situated in a prime location on a paved walkway amongst a number of cafés, delis, restaurants and artisan shops, it immediately feels well placed. The shop itself is beautifully designed, with a high ceiling, a large counter, and a number of stools and small tables. Alongside the excellent counter service, there are several easy to use touch ordering screens, which is a great idea when the shop is a little busy. The premises are spotlessly clean and tidy, and we had the pleasure of tasting hoki, also known as blue grenadier, a delicious fish from New Zealand waters that is starting to make a splash here in the UK. The batter was light, crispy and full of flavour, while the chips were exactly what you would expect from a great chippy, thick, cooked to perfection and crisp. There was also a huge and interesting menu to choose from. Overall, a wonderful chippy serving great food in an excellent location. 🟠 Cooking in: Oil 🟠 Payment: Cash or Card 🟠 Fish Reviewed: Hoki
First of all, the young gentleman at the counter with the curly black hair is a genuinely excellent front-of-house staff member : polite, lively, and proactive. He let us know in advance how long the wait would be and brought great energy. Boss, this is the kind of person you should truly cherish !! The food was absolutely on point. You can immediately tell the cod is high quality, and the chips were perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside (take it from someone who lives in Belgium 😄). The tartare sauce is clearly homemade; nothing to complain about there. Highly recommended. Any bad reviews probably come from people who were just having a bad day 😅. Keep the vibe!
