Kerbisher & Malt - Carte

The batter on the fish was really lovely thin, crisp and beautifully golden, it just melted in the mouth.

This restaurant is a gorgeous setting to enjoy delicious food. The fish was especially tasty, and the calamari was also very good. Be sure to sample their house ale, as it is truly exceptional!

Worth a trip across London? Possibly not, unless you’re a major fish-and-chips fan — this is a fantastic local restaurant, not destination dining. Worth going every week if you live nearby and like eating great food for under a tenner? As if you have to ask. Voir le carte

It was just ok. Nothing special, not bad. We both ordered cod and chips. Chips were good and plentiful. My cod batter wasn't fully cooked. My friend's was and they liked theirs. We split some cole slaw that I thought had too much onion in it. I would try again, but no time soon.

beautiful little place of brook green. if they love fish and chips of course! great selection of fish, Yammi chips, and surely try the lemon mayonnaise and the tartare sauces. the staff is also very nice and friendly. note that the place is small, so they should either take away, or share the big table with some fun people.

Better than Poppies, better than Bailey's, and more reasonable as well. I'd just run 18 miles on a pre-marathon long run and the £5 deal was more than enough fare to restore my depleted energy stores (wow, what a way to justify eating loads of calories). AND we ate in as well, so there wasn't even any newspaper print transferred onto the batter. Voir le carte

comfy chippy! the search for some comfort eating led us to this beautiful fish and chips place kerbisher paints. they even have their own Pale-Ale the same name. the fish was perfectly cooked. the resistance of the erbsenmaic was right. the parts were large for london standards. felt as if we were back in the small towns to the north, where the service is cheerful and cumsy, portioning warm and gigantic. I loved this place.

This restaurant is clean and serves delicious chips and sauces. I decided to come here based on Lonely Planet's recommendation for budget eats. I ordered the battered cod with chips and it was very satisfying, especially since I hadn't eaten lunch. I also tried the fishcake, which was decent but a bit too thick for my preference. I noticed that the kitchen and serving staff were all speaking Russian, which was interesting. The mayo and tartare sauce paired perfectly with the chips, making the overall experience enjoyable.

During our stay in Hammersmith, Kerbisher and Malt was a must-visit for us due to its high ratings on Zomato and reputation for serving delicious and honest food. Located close to the Hammersmith tube station, the restaurant opens at noon so we had to return later to dine. The well-lit space had natural light coming in through large glass panels. We tried the fish buttie which turned out to be a British version of a sandwich with butter and crispy fish. The sausage buttie was also tasty with diced sausages. The calamari was well done, different from our past experiences in Goa. The baked beans and chips were enjoyable, with fresh, non-frozen chips being a standout. The pickled onion rings ha... Voir le carte