Mariners - Carte

Brought a takeaway. 2 haddock and chips. Fish was lovely but the batter has caused tummy upset and severe indigestion. Chips where awful funny taste. The shop was clean and spotless but our food was of poor quality.

I’d heard a lot about Mariner’s and was keen to try, especially after looking at their website and reading about fresh food, homemade batter etc. My order of onion rings and squid was inedible. It very obviously came from a bag of the cheapest frozen produce available. The whole lot went in the bin.

Normally we come here as the quality is superb. However this week it was extremely disappointing. The haddock and chips at £9.80 , the fish was tiny. I get costs are going up but we as a family cannot afford this as a treat if we are not getting value for money. Poor response from them , don't think we will go back Voir le carte

Ordered a take away to collect at 6pm today 1st August paid on the phone special fish available was Hake one small portion, one large portion. Ordered the fish peas and chips. Collected the order ready on time home to eat what was an OUTSTANDING meal. Worth every penny great service, great meal WELL DONE to the Mariner`s Team.

Not recommended. Visited last night on the final night of our hols. Nice premises and prompt service (if a little soulless). BUT…generous looking “cod bites” were almost fishless large pieces of chewy batter, chips were dry overcooked not particularly fresh tasting, curry sauce was weird, tasted like curry and beefy gravy mixed together. The worst chippy dinner I can remember.

Amazing fish and chips best around here , the menu has many surprises for a small local shop the monk fish is out of this world and the quality is outstanding , portions are amazing and comparable to any fish and chip shop to be honest I’m not sure why others have said it’s small maybe they are the competition jokes lol . They have gluten free available on set days , prices are in comparison to others in area but the quality knocks the socks off the competition . Prices are going up for us all , food , oil, gas , electric etc that’s life . Voir le carte

The food was good though it didn't warrant the price. I had a large cod, cheesy chips and curry sauce. However, it was over £17? I couldn't believe the price... Most fish and chip shops in the UK would charge between £8-12 for this. That said, I wouldn't have minded paying this much if the food was top tier, it just wasn't. The piece of cod was pretty small and the cheesy chips weren't up to much either. Just standard chippy quality for double the price. The staff were friendly and the kitchen looked clean but I won't be coming back as it's just too expensive.

Not withstanding the quality of the food, which as always is very good, totally understand the reason that a couple of pieces of fish and a portion of chips is £18.90 but then to have the blatant audacity to charge 20p for a paper bag to carry it home in and is not a bag you can actually re-use) is almost shameful to be honest and based on that I am no longer going to be your customer as I am sure that the bags cost about 4p each and you should be factoring that into your costs and absorbing it as it’s not a profit base you should be exploiting. And that’s what it is “exploitation” plain and simple. To put a figure on your loss with me as a customer circa £200 GTO pa.

Right. I'm 69 years old and have eaten a lot of fish and chips in my time! I have just finished the best example I have ever eaten. The haddock and chips, mushy peas and curry sauce were all significantly better than the local alternatives, and they seem to have developed a cooking system that doesn't result in the heavy, greasy product that normally leaves me reaching for the Gaviscon! The fish batter is not that aerated, oil filled stuff we are normally fobbed off with to make the fish portion look bigger, it just does the job of protecting the fish. Wonderful. Also the chips actually taste of potatoes, the home made mushy peas were really good, and without the usual artificial fluorescent... Voir le carte