
Lee's Fish & Chips Shop
“Traditional British fish and chips”
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About Lee's Fish & Chips Shop
Lee's Fish & Chips Shop is a fish and chips takeaway in London, at 151 Lambeth Walk. The chips are fried from freshly cut potatoes, and bags of potatoes are visible behind the counter, which shows customers where the chips begin. Fish and chips are cooked fresh to order, and cod and chips is the usual choice. Curry sauce and mushy peas are available as sides, and an order can also include a bread roll. A saveloy is on the menu for anyone after something other than fish. The shop works mainly as a takeaway, with a small seating area for eating in. It opens during the day from Monday to Saturday and closes on Sundays.
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Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention cod and chips, curry sauce, crispy batter and freshly cut chips.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention cod and chips, curry sauce, crispy batter and freshly cut chips.
Featured reviews
- tantiederosas
“The site was previously "Franks" for over 40 years before he retired. The young couple running it now with the same decor have kept it a favourite with the Lambeth Walk locals (a high bar here!) so it's geared for their tastes. Seems the tourists have discovered it too, but some don't seem to realise it's a takeaway, not a dining restaurant. The service is friendly & efficient, the food is good, traditional to this historic area. Have your chips with the curry sauce. (Btw on the walls you can see photos of the famous Lambeth Walk area before it was redeveloped in the 1970's).”
- Jan Lambertus
“Fantastic food for a great price! The personell is really friendly <3”
- Kiley Li
“Fish was great! I think I would’ve preferred the chips to be crispier though, and 12 pounds for a portion of cod and chips is pretty steep :(”
- F1 Ology
“Fish & Chips Review – I’m Struggling to See the 4.7 Here… How this place got a 4.7 on Google and 4.8 on Deliveroo honestly baffles me for a number of reasons. Maybe it was an off day, but if that’s an off day, I dread to see what a good one looks like. Let’s start with the only two real positives! 1. Curry Sauce – very oily but good flavour. At £2.60, the price is fair and standard these days. It was just about acceptable, nothing memorable, but at least it was edible. 2. Saveloy – nicely cooked and just a standard fish and chip shop saveloy. At £3.40, I would say it’s slightly on the high side for what it is, and while it tasted okay, it wasn’t anything extraordinary or special. But sadly, that’s where my compliments end. The fish was a complete disappointment. The batter was oily, limp, soggy, and had no crisp at all. The cod itself was unusually sweet, which made me seriously doubt it was fresh. To me, it all tasted frozen or pre-prepared. For £15.90 for fish and chips, I expected far more care and quality than this. The chips were just sad. Taste was fine or okay but the quality was poor. They lacked proper texture not crisp, not fluffy and overall it felt cheap for the price. The onion rings were £3.70 for eight. Okay, that’s not outrageous, but they weren’t homemade, not even close. Clearly frozen, probably from a bag of 30 costing the shop around £1.20 or less. Not worth it at all. When reviewing a takeaway, you also have to consider value for money, and here it’s lacking. Prices aren’t unusual for London, but for what you get, it’s not good. The curry sauce is fine but unremarkable. The fish is frankly inedible. The chips and onion rings are poor quality. The saveloy is the only decent item, but it’s nothing special for the price. Overall, the cost simply doesn’t match the experience. Then there’s the 3-star hygiene rating, which really shows through in the food. Normally I check hygiene before ordering, but this time I did it the other way around, ordered first, checked later. When I saw a 3, I was already a bit apprehensive, but I wanted to be proven wrong. You don’t want to be proven right especially after spending £31! Sadly, I wasn’t. A lot of the online reviews are overly generous in my opinion or someone is playing a joke to get tourists to come here knowing the quality is bad? Was it an off day? Possibly. But if this is an off day, I’d hate to see what a “good day” looks like. The quality overall was extremely poor, especially for an online order where care should arguably be even higher than in-store. Half of the food went straight in the bin, and the other half I might let a friend finish off. If I had to give it a rating out of 5, I would struggle to give more than 1.5 stars that’s how bad it was. Curry Sauce: 3/5 Chips: 1/5 Fish: 0/5 Onion Rings: 1/5 Saveloy: 3/5 Total Score: 8 out of 25 Average Score: 1.5/5”
- Scott McDonald
“Love this place ❤️ Fish & chips were really nice and freshly cooked to order. Friendly service and great value at £12.60 for fish & chips, curry sauce and bread roll !! The seating area is only small but comfortable”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
- Closed
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the cod and chips, praising tender, juicy fish with crispy batter and generous portions, one noting it tasted great with just lemon and stayed hot after a long takeaway trip. Close behind, several mention chips cut from fresh potatoes, and one says the shop fries in rapeseed oil. Service is described as friendly and efficient, and one reviewer suggests having the chips with curry sauce. Some also describe a small seating area as comfortable. Complaints split on the chips: a few found them not crisp enough or small in portion, one said they had sat a while, and another called the cod and chips pretty steep. One reviewer wished for more sauce options. The sharpest negative describes an online order with oily, limp, soggy batter, cod that tasted unusually sweet and possibly frozen, and onion rings judged not homemade, with half the meal binned. That reviewer rated the saveloy and curry sauce acceptable. Others note the shop is a takeaway, with old photos of Lambeth Walk on the walls.
Location
Restaurants near Lee's Fish & Chips Shop
- Chino Latino4.31,0370.2 mi£30–90Vegetarian optionsWheelchair accessibleGood for kids
thai green curry, live music, river thames views
- The Hercules, Lambeth4.22,0050.4 mi£20–30Outdoor seatingVegan optionsVegetarian options
craft beer selection, fish and chips, curried cauliflower burger
- Chunnel Bar4.63180.6 mi
full english breakfast, all day breakfast, cappuccino
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lee's Fish & Chips Shop | 4.7266 | — | — | cod and chips, curry sauce, crispy batter |
| Chino LatinoVegetarian options · Wheelchair accessible · Good for kids | 4.31,037 | 0.2 mi | £30–90 | thai green curry, live music, river thames views |
| The Hercules, LambethOutdoor seating · Vegan options · Vegetarian options | 4.22,005 | 0.4 mi | £20–30 | craft beer selection, fish and chips, curried cauliflower burger |
| Chunnel Bar | 4.6318 | 0.6 mi | — | full english breakfast, all day breakfast, cappuccino |
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