Fish & Chip Shops in Gloucester

Gloucester City Centre has many fish & chip restaurants & takeaways. The chippies of the city sell traditional options, including cod, haddock and pies. Most sell battered or plain Gloucester sausages and other delights. Some also sell delicious faggots and onions to have with a portion of chips.

I love sitting somewhere with a view, enjoying a chippy lunch, including at the cathedral. There are also great options in the city’s suburbs.

The Best Fish & Chip Shops in Gloucester

These are my favourite chippies I’ve tried in Gloucester and enjoyed.

Ye Olde Restaurant and Fish Shoppe

On Hare Lane, close to Gloucester Cathedral, is Ye Olde Restaurant and Fish Shoppe. This is the oldest and longest-running chip shop in the city. They serve some fantastic food, including a tasty fish and chip supper. There is a park opposite with benches to eat alfresco, or a 1-minute walk to enjoy on the grounds of the cathedral.

Ye Olde Restaurant and Fish Shoppe are on one of the City of Gloucester’s oldest streets, Hare Lane. This used to be the primary thoroughfare from Gloucester to the north. In the past, the road had many taverns and houses for artisans and merchants. They built the building in approximately 1530. However, it’s listed as being of special architectural interest.

Queens Fish & Chip Restaurant in Gloucester

Queen’s Restaurant on Barnwood Road has a takeaway chippy where customers can collect their delicious orders. This is one of a few great chippies in the Longlevens area. They also have a sit-down restaurant for those who want to dine out.

London Road Supper Bar

The menu for London Road Supper Bar includes fish & chips, chicken, pizza, wraps, kebabs and more. According to residents of a local retirement village, this is one of the nicest chippy suppers delivered to Gloucester addresses. Their kebabs are not for the connoisseur. Their pizzas were very reasonable, and their small fish and chips were more than enough for most appetites. Order Online.

Hardwicke Chippy

Near the small Tesco store in Hardwicke is a local chippy. They cook everything to order and to a high standard. Their pie and chips are great, especially the steak and kidney pies. The Hardwicke Chippy’s take on fish and chips is delicious and one of the best around. Their portions are big, and their curry sauce is a delicious addition to the fish dinner.

Ruddys

Ruddys is a popular place in the Longlevens area of the city near the King Edward Pub. They have a great reputation for fish and chips, and I agree. I’ve enjoyed many meals here, including cod, chip butties and battered sausages. It’s a slick-looking place, and they cook the dishes fresh, so there’s a bit of a wait.