Best Fish And Chips In Dublin

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Guinness, potatoes and stew are just some classic dishes associated with the Emerald Isle, but something not to be overlooked is fresh Irish fish and chips. Across the Island, thousands of vendors take great pride in their “fish supper”, particularly in Dublin where there is so much variety. Therefore, to keep things simple and make it easy next time you have a craving for fish and chips in Dublin, we’ve rounded up our guide to the top places across the city to grab a seriously good fish supper.

Dublin's best fish and chips

Beshoffs Sea Grill

  • Seafood
  • 17-18 West Pier, Howth, Dublin, Dublin 13, Ireland
With a story dating back over a century, Beshoffs has become a Dublin staple. Popular with locals and visitors alike, this place is on a mission to share its love of fish and seafood by taking advantage of literally what’s on the doorstep. Beshoffs is located just a stone’s throw from the sea, allowing it to serve up some of the freshest fish the city has to offer. With a menu that updates daily based on what’s available and in season, you can be confident that the food at Beshoffs will be the freshest local produce, used to create one-of-a-kind Irish dishes. Although the menu is always changing, some classic staples include the signature fish and chips.
 

Fish Shop

  • Seafood
  • 76 Benburb Street, Smithfield, Dublin, Ireland, D07X3PN
As the name suggests, Fish Shop specialises in delivering the best locally caught, beer-battered fish, which is arguably some of the best in Ireland. Starting in a converted shed in Blackrock Market, Fish Shop’s popularity has seen these guys expand to their now permanent home in Smithfield, Dublin 7, allowing the team to focus on delivering the best local seafood and even more delicious wine. On any visit, you can expect mouthwatering fish dishes, from the beer-battered fillet to the array of snacks, the menu at Fish Shop changes daily so you can be certain everything is incredibly fresh.
 

Hartley's

  • Irish
  • 1 Harbour Road Dun Laoghaire, Dublin, Co.Dublin, Ireland
Located in the Dublin suburb of Dún Laoghaire, Hartley’s is arguably one of the city’s best spots for fish and chips thanks to a wide selection of seafood caught fresh daily. A popular venue, known by locals for its quality food, friendly service and lively atmosphere, Harley’s has bounced back brilliantly since its disastrous fire in 2020. Diners can once again enjoy the ultra fresh and perfectly prepared seafood at Hartley’s including the famous beer-battered fish and chips, with the choice of cod or halibut. Aside from the tasty, locally sourced fish, Hartley’s is also known for its lively atmosphere and panoramic harbour views, sure to create the perfect backdrop to any night out.
 

Octopussy's Seafood Tapas

  • Seafood
  • W Pier, Howth, Dublin, Ireland
If you’re in the mood for seafood but can’t decide what to choose, Octopussy’s is the perfect spot, serving up extremely fresh seafood tapas. Located in the bustling Howth area, Octopussy’s has become incredibly popular and a local phenomenon, thanks to its stunning views, award-winning chefs, attentive staff and fresh locally sourced produce. Open seven days a week, the menu here has something for everyone with a wide selection of small plates on offer.
 

Leo Burdock

  • Fish and Chips
  • 2 Werburgh St, Christchurch Pl, Dublin, D08 HC82, Ireland
A Dublin institution, Leo Burdock is the city’s oldest chippy, proudly dating back to 1913. This iconic spot has grown exponentially since its humble beginnings, now with 10 locations across the Dublin area and showing no sign of slowing down with its undeniable popularity. Known by locals for its generous portions of the freshest quality fish and tastiest chips in the city, Leo Burdock has stayed close to its roots enabling it to go from strength to strength. Not only are the fresh fish and chips enough to tempt locals, but this iconic Dublin spot has also become a must visit for celebrities, with A-listers such as Bruce Springsteen, Tom Cruise and Conor McGreggor making regular visits.
 

Embassy Grill 

  • Fish and Chips 
  • 72, Pembroke Road, Ballsbridge Dublin 4, D04 WK27

For over 50 years, Embassy Grill has been serving up top-quality fish and chips, hearty burgers, and all the chipper classics that Dubliners love. Whether you're grabbing a quick bite, tucking into a full feast, or treating the family, this traditional chipper has something for everyone. From hand-cut, freshly prepared chips to gourmet burgers, kebabs, and southern fried chicken, every meal is made to order with the finest ingredients. With eat-in, takeaway, and delivery options, plus meal deals and a rewards program, there's always a reason to come back for more. Fancy a proper chipper experience? Embassy Grill is the place to be.

Embassy Grill in Dublin.

 

Kelly & Coopers

  • Fish and Chips 
  • 39 Main St, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, A94 C7W0

At Kelly & Coopers, fish and chips aren’t just a meal - they’re a golden, crispy delight. Made with fresh, flaky fish, coated in a light, crispy batter, and served alongside hand-cut, perfectly seasoned chips, this is a dish that hits the spot every time. Whether you’re dining in for a cosy meal or grabbing a takeaway, expect high-quality ingredients, great flavours, and that satisfying crunch in every bite. Looking for a fish and chips fix in Dublin? Kelly & Coopers has you covered.

Fish and chips from Kelly & Coopers in Dublin.

 

The Fish Shack 

  • Fish and Chips 
  • E Pier, Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, and 1 Martello Terrace, Sandycove, Dublin

At Fish Shack, fish is served fresh from the market, and their golden, crispy white fish is soda-battered to perfection, deep-fried until irresistibly crunchy, and paired with hand-cut Shack chips and tangy tartar sauce. Whether you’re enjoying it at Sandycove or Dun Laoghaire Pier, nothing beats the flaky fish, crisp batter, and seaside views that make this meal an absolute must. 

Fish shack in Dublin.

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