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| - Good fish, not so great chips. Plus, the onion rings disappointed me (too much onion, very thin soggy batter, and no crispiness). It tasted like I was eating raw onions which, personally, I can't do.
We visited on a Friday evening around 7:00 PM, and it was reasonably full. We weren't too hungry so we had one order of fish and chips (the halibut) and a side of onion rings. The fish was delicious but nothing out of the ordinary - fried well and very crispy, with a decent amount of fish. It isn't anything I'd come back for immediately, but it was just fine.
The place overall is a bit dated, but is basically the perfectly picture of a traditional, charming diner. Service was friendly. Prices were average. There's street parking available right in front of the restaurant. There are definitely better spots for fish and chips in the west end, but if you're in the area, this isn't the worst spot to find yourself in. Overall, just average.
Our order, with tax and tip, came to just around $20.00.
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