Terrace Fish & Chips
“I got lunch special lb2 which had fish and 3 shrimps, side salad and seafood fried rice.”
“I didn't thinking there were so many yummy food options down in the FiDi.”
“Let me tell you — I usually pay $8 for a sandwich, so I was extremely happy to find this little gem.”
Terrace Fish & Chips
Delivery: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Outdoor Seating: Yes
PokéStop Nearby: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range $11-30
8 reviews
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The food was never disappointed me here. I had fried, grilled fish and shrimp dishes, which were tender and juicy.
The line could get pretty long during lunch time. I wish they had better ventilation system because my cloth smelt oily after visiting there.
Even though the name is fish and chips, they don't make English fish and chips.
The fish is breaded and fried and not beer battered and fried. The portion is big and there are lots of fries, but it's not a meal to have every day.
The stars are really beyond the fried fish menu. The healthy options are actually quite worthwhile. Try the grilled salmon and shrimp on salad for example.
I'm a fan of Terrace Fish and Chip! Serving large portions of fresh seafood – grilled or fried, and fast take out service makes this a great option for summer Friday lunches where you can eat outside and gorge on tartar sauce like its going out of style.
I paid $9 for the fish and chips, which is pretty decent value/quality for the neighborhood. I received two big filets and rather tasty fries. It came with ketchup and tartar sauce. The fish was great quality and I liked the breading. However, next time I'd consider eating half and saving the rest – it really got to be an overwhelmingly huge portion by the end of the meal, especially since there isn't anything to cut the heaviness of the meal. Or I'll just opt out of fries (but what's the fun in that?)
There are only 2-4 seats in the place and they aren't comfortable since there are usually a lot of people standing and waiting for their meals. They make each plate fresh, so wait times can be about 5-7 minutes.
The menu also includes seafood burritos and sandwiches and platters, which I have yet to try. But the fried fish is stellar if you're in the mood for tasty fried goodness.
DON'T expect British style fish&chips
DO expect FiDi prices
With that said, their food is good! I like the whiting and chips. I've also tried a fish and chips combo including fried shrimp which was also very good but way too much fried foods for me, I should've swapped the fried shrimp for salad. I'm looking forward to tasting their healthier dishes, grilled fish over a bowl of brown rice and veggies.
If you care about quality ingredients and somewhat healthy food (at least a good taste/unhealthy-ness ratio), then you should definitely avoid this.
I got a fish something burrito? The fish was typical white fish, tasteless cheap stuff. The rice was some sort of fried rice(wtf in a burrito?) and it was extremely greasy and had some chopped veggies mixed in. I couldn't finish the thing because the strongest flavor was grease. And it was not cheap, considering how cheap the ingredients were.
Got the combo – fried fish, calamari, shrimp, with seafood rice and salad. All delicious and fresh made with variety of sauces and dips, very reasonable prices, near cute outdoor eating area.
So it's a nice Friday at work and it's beautiful outside. I've been eating grass with water all week, and decided that I wanted something fried, dyed, and far from the healthy side.
I found this place on yelp and it fulfilled all my needs. I ordered the two piece fried fish, 4 piece shrimp (which was delicious!), and French fries. It was a quick order and go type of place but I left satisfied. They give you your money's worth and the seafood taste very fresh!
Wow, what a refreshing spot to get fried fish and shrimps! Clustered with a bunch of other eateries, along with an outdoor seating area (outside the storefront, and then further in the so called square). Be advised people also smoke around here during their break, so you may get a whiff or two of that. Inside, there isn't much seating; two small sections of mounted counter tops and high chairs. On the side that's facing the window you can people watch as tourists/workers walk around. On the flipside, they can watch you stuff your face, so if tartar sauce happens to drip down your chin because you doused your fish in it, wipe it up fast….or let them think you're a slob. The food was so good, I didn't care if I ate like a beast.
Mostly a to-go spot. With the food pictures on the walls, fluorescent lighting, sparse seating, and the numbered menu items, it kind of reminds me of a Chinese takeout joint. It's a bit jarring when you walk in. The women are friendly enough — asking what you want to order, patiently waiting as you decide what you want to get.
Food —
Fish sandwich, with fries and an order of cole slaw:
-Cole Slaw was so disappointing. Not only was it pretty small for $2, but it lacked any taste or the creamy consistency I had hoped for. That's just what I'm used to in diners. If anything, it seemed dried out and sticky at the same time. Not appetizing and after a small forkful I did not want to eat it anymore.
-Fried fish was thin, completely breaded, and perfectly fried, with a nice crunchy bite. The fish flaked off with each bite. Tasted fresh, not overly fishy.
-came with whole wheat bread, even without my specifying. Also some ice berg lettuce and tomato slices
-Huge portion of French fries. Half a styrofoam container full of them. Thick cut fries too (think the same as Burger King, maybe even a bit thicker), golden, very crisp, and hot/fresh. Only ate a few because the sandwich was so filling.
Fried fish, shrimp, and rice platter:
The whole container was full of rice , which came with tiny bits of shrimps.
Fried fish and shrimps were the same level as the sandwich — crispy, golden, even breading throughout the entire seafood. No chunks of breading falling off in random spots.
Drinks options — Snapple, water, Pepsi, Spite, Coke, Mountain Dew, Ginger Ale, etc.
Lined on the counters are squeeze bottles of ketchup, tartar sauce (delicious! perfect tang from the relish), maybe bbq sauce or hot sauce? I couldn't tell because they weren't labeled. But it was perfect because we definitely refilled our ramekins of tartar sauce repeatedly.