Catch Dinner at the Best Fish and Chips Shops in Brisbane

Fish and chips are the quintessential holiday snack, but sometimes that craving creeps into the everyday.

If you’re considering transporting your taste buds to a holiday memory, head down to one of the best fish and chips spots in Brisbane.

Our river city offers a bountiful mix of seafood restaurants that serve the classic fish and chips special, to fresh fish burgers and even an Asahi beer-battered option.

FOSH Bar & Restaurant

Seafood: reimagined. That’s what Portside’s freshest seafood restaurant addition promises. FOSH Bar & Restaurant is a chic, modern seafood restaurant dedicated to freshly caught fish, brought to you by the team behind Yamas Greek, Massimo Restaurant and Opa Bar + Mezze.

Cosy up in the open-plan interior or unwind in the leafy alfresco dining area with bountiful plates of market-fresh fish and a tipple or two from the extensive cocktails or wine list.

If you have a craving for some of the best fish and chips in Brisbane, FOSH is a great place to find it. Plus, with those waterfront views, it feels like a mini vacay!

Portside Wharf, 39 Hercules Street, Hamilton

One Fish Two Fish

This friendly little seafood restaurant in Brisbane does it all, including classic fish and chips. From midweek eats with your mates, to a family dinner on the weekend, One Fish Two Fish in Kangaroo Point knows how to show you a good time.

Mixing a fresh food philosophy with a passion for premium seafood, this restaurant is also a great spot to enjoy an exquisite cocktail, schooner of beer or cider or a fresh glass of wine.

Sitchu Tip: One Fish Two Fish also has a vegan fish and chips dish on the menu, as well as gluten-free and vegetarian options to cater to everyone’s dietaries.

708 Main Street, Kangaroo Point

Sea Fuel

Sea Fuel is one of the most beloved restaurants to snag some tasty fish and chips in Brisbane. This family-owned restaurant has been around for three decades on Vulture Street in West End. Serving a variety of sustainable seafood, you’ll find your fish and chip shop classics here, from battered fish to salt and pepper calamari.

Dine in with a crisp cider or take your seafood snacks away to stroll down and eat by the river.

57 Vulture Street, West End

Three Girls Fishing

The team behind Graceville's favourite Three Girls Fishing have extended their repertoire so that you can get your hungry hands on some of the tastiest fish and chips in Brisbane.

Serving fresh seafood from Australian and New Zealand waters, you can order up a delicious mix of grilled, crumbed or battered fish, alongside burgers, calamari, oysters and so much more. For no-fuss fish and chips that don’t compromise on taste, Three Girls Fishing is the place to be.

Shop 4/409 Honour Avenue, Graceville

Clayfield Seafood Markets

It doesn’t get fresher than this! The Clayfield Seafood Markets partners with Australian fishermen to stay topped up on the freshest produce every day of the week. Not only can you order catering packages, for fresh seafood (perfect for Christmas or family functions), but you can also pop by for a delicious seafood feast.

One of the best destinations for fish and chips in Brisbane, this down-to-earth seafood spot checks every box when it comes to quality, flavour and personality.

Shop 5, 823 Sandgate Road (Corner of Junction Road), Clayfield

Reef Seafood & Sushi

Fish and chips in the heart of Newstead? Well, why not?! Reef Seafood & Sushi is the perfect spot to stop in and get a fish and chip fix. Order a grilled snapper, barramundi or salmon, served with chips and salad. Or, take your fish and chips to the next level by opting for an Asahi beer battered or panko crumbed fish.

Reef also serves seafood curries, sushi and burgers, so no matter what form of fish and chips you're craving, there’s something to hit the spot.

Reef Gasworks, 76 Skyring Terrace, Newstead

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