Had fish and chips here last night and it was absolutely delicious. Visiting from California, I wanted a proper London fish and chips experience, and this place delivered. The fish was crispy on the outside, flaky on the inside, and the chips were spot on. Service was quick and friendly, making it an easy stop after a day of exploring. One tip for fellow visitors: if you want regular water, ask for tap water, as still water usually means bottled water here. Overall, a great experience and a place I’d happily recommend.

A wonderful find! We ordered the cod and chips, as well as the spicy wings and chips—everything was absolutely delicious. But what made it even better was the staff. They were incredibly friendly, polite, and welcoming.

The restaurant has a lovely, cozy, and relaxed atmosphere, and the prices are very reasonable. It’s the perfect spot for a casual day when you just want a great, comforting meal. Will definitely come back! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This was my first visit to London and I was not going to leave without having fish & chips. My hotel recommended Laughing Halibut. It was fantastic.

I ordered the halibut. It arrived hot. It was perfectly cooked. Chips were plentiful and impossible to stop eating. I recommend this whole heartedly.

A friend from home insisted that I try a chip buttie, and even though I didn't really know what that was I saw it on the menu and ordered it. It's literally french fries on a burger bun with butter. Try it. It's pretty good and I'm going to order it again the next time I'm in town.

If you're in Central London near St James's Place, go to the Laughing Halibut. You wont be disappointed.

Fish and Chips at The Laughing halibut.
The chips people were having were not my preferred ones so just got cod bites and chips.
Fish was good but you could taste the oil temp has been a bit over because the batter taste reflects it.
Again, its all about luck because the chips that were dished out later were not so brown.

Found as part of a Google search. Walked in, welcomed like a local. Gentlemen who greeted us on both visits was super friendly. When I first walked in, I thought oops this is "a local" they are not going to be excited about tourists. I could not have been more wrong. In fact, the gentlemen mentioned that it is "a local" but they welcome everyone. Even my daughter who hates fish liked it. We ate there one night for dinner and the next day for lunch. The halibut is worth the extra. The cod is good, but the halibut is better.