This spot is the only place in Montreal which attempts to serve the traditional English Fish & Chips in the City of Montreal. We tried the Haddock and the Cod, and both were done very well, but the latter was slightly better with regards to taste, for this particular meal. Both were served with traditional “chips” along with the malt vinegar on the side, with the tarter sauce at no extra cost. Out of all the spots which I've tried so far, this one gets closest to the authentic English recipe in Montreal, while charging a reasonable price of around $12 per plate, consisting of 2 pieces of fish and a generous portion of "Chips".
The neat , clean restaurant displays an easy to read menu and offers a decent meal for someone who is craving this type a specific traditional meal, but do not walk in there with super high expectations of finding the crispy batter crunch and ultra soft inner white meat you would expect to find off a street cart in Central London, England.
The neat , clean restaurant displays an easy to read menu and offers a decent meal for someone who is craving this type a specific traditional meal, but do not walk in there with super high expectations of finding the crispy batter crunch and ultra soft inner white meat you would expect to find off a street cart in Central London, England.
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