High Street Fish And Chips

Heard a lot about this place and wanted to go for quite some time. Tonight i finally took the plunge and have to say it is the real deal. Steak and mushy pie was quality, everything was just like they do it in 'the old country '. Will def be going again!

Just had excellent Haddock and Chips High Street, alongwith Bread Butter and a Pot Of Tea : ...........followed by Lemon Posset and Shortbread. Absolutely Spiffing !!!

Went to High Street for the first time and had the cod and chips. It was delicious and the portions are huge! Service was swift and friendly. Highly recommend High Street to everyone!

2018/03/31<br/ Yes, I can see why people like this place. <br/ <br/ We have seen blogs and reviews of top-rated fish chips shops in Toronto, and High Street Fish and Chips is always on those lists. Today we were in the mood for something like this, and we headed over for lunch. We got there before noon on a Saturday, and only one table was occupied at the time. More diners came in as we had our meal. The decor is fairly simple, and the seating is mostly booths for four, with a few two-tops up the middle, and a larger table near the window. <br/ <br/ We noticed the little stand on the table describing the three “Let’s Do Lunch” specials, which include an entree and coffee/tea/pop for $12.20 (dine in) or $10.20 (takeout). We chose the Haddock Chips special (lunch portion of Battered Haddock and Chips with a small coleslaw). <br/ <br/ Even though it was called a lunch portion, the piece of fish was a good-sized portion. The batter was relatively light, and had a really good crunch. It did have a little baking soda aftertaste, though. The fish was hot and flaky. The fries were pretty good, with a bit of crispness on the outside. The coleslaw was finely chopped, with a light mayonnaise dressing. <br/ <br/ And there was a bottle of malt vinegar on the table. That’s a small sign of a restaurant that knows its fish chips.

Fish and chips special was reasonable priced well prepared and cooked.