Where To Enjoy Fish And Chips In Weymouth

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There are plenty of places to enjoy fish and chips in Weymouth, whether you’re looking for a takeaway or to dine in a restaurant. Visiting one of Weymouth’s beaches? Fish and chips is a great end to a day at the seaside.

A fish and chips meal is the nation’s favourite with over 300 million meals bought from a fish and chip shop every year.

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Fish ‘n’ Fritz

9 Market Street, Weymouth, DT4 8DD

Open Monday – Saturday between 11.30am – 20.00, this dog friendly restaurant in Weymouth is perfect for enjoying fish and chips with a view of Weymouth Harbour.

The popular batter recipe is a trade secret that keeps customers going back time after time. Main meals in the restaurant are all served with chips and a variety of sauces.

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Bennett’s Fish and Chips

14 Trinity Rd, Weymouth DT4 8TJ

The restaurant in Weymouth has been open for over 30 years, with all fish freshly prepared on site. You can enjoy some different menu items such as peppered squid or a seafood basket if you don’t fancy fish and chips. You may even like to try mackerel and chips to make a change.

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Marlboro

46 St Thomas St, Weymouth DT4 8AW

Traditional family-run fish & chips takeaway & restaurant with a sustainable ethos, open since 1974. As well as plenty of different fish choices on the menu to enjoy with your chips, why not try the beef chilli and rice, or the beef curry menu options. 

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Rockfish Weymouth

48-49 The Esplanade, Weymouth DT4 8DQ

The seafood restaurant on the Esplanade at Weymouth has views overlooking the sandy beach and across the bay. 

You can enjoy sustainably caught, fresh, local fish landed that day from the restaurant’s own boat, the Rockfisher 

Table cloths have the species of fish, which your servers use to explain how the chefs will cook your fish for you. Choose from the chargrill or crisp fried. 

There is seating both inside the restaurant and outside if you fancy watching the world go by whilst enjoying your meal

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Crustacean

59 St Mary St, Weymouth DT4 8PP

Whilst you may not find traditional fish and chips on the menu at Crustacean, the seafood restaurant offers something a little different with the best seafood and fish that Weymouth has to offer. You can enjoy a whole oven roasted Plaice served with leeks, samphire, brown shrimps, new potatoes and an orange and tarragon butter.

Or oven roasted cod with cheddar and parsley crust, pea purée, mushrooms and spring onion mash,  and warm Tartare sauce.

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Quayside Bar & Kitchen

7 Custom House Quay, Weymouth DT4 8BE

Located on the Harbourside in Weymouth, you can enjoy stunning views with your meal. The seafood is delivered fresh every morning from local fishmongers and the fish menu changes on a daily basis. An idea of what you can expect to find on the menu includes Doom Bar Ale battered fish and chips, or whole Lyme Bay plaice.

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The Galley Bistro

Hope Square, Weymouth DT4 8TR

The Galley Bistro is situated in pretty Hope Square just a few minutes’ short walk from the picturesque harbour in the heart of historic Weymouth. Open from 10am until late, seven days a week.

Enjoy freshly battered fish and chips, made using a ​Cod fillet, cooked in crispy batter and served with thick cut chips and garden peas.  Alternatively try the whole sea bass, stuffed with tomatoes, olives and feta cheese.  Served with a rocket and watercress salad and buttered new potatoes.

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Fish And Chips Takeaways In Weymouth

  • King Edwards – King Edwards, The Esplanade, Weymouth DT4 7AT
  • Alf’s Fish and Chips – 2 Lynch Rd, Weymouth DT4 0SJ
  • Daniels Fish and Chips – Littlemoor Shopping Centre, Littlemoor Rd, Weymouth DT3 6NQ
  • Codfathers – 25 Buxton Rd, Weymouth DT4 9PQ
  • The Chapelhay Fish and Chips – 9 Gordon Row, Weymouth DT4 8LL
  • Preston Fish and Chips – 232A Preston Rd, Preston, Weymouth DT3 6BJ

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