4.0Paulina Hameed
Good Costumer service 5 min waiting time
Read on Google Maps
GC
Before you go
- Style
- Traditional Glasgow fish-and-chips takeaway with cooked-to-order haddock, burgers, pizza crunch and classic chip-shop sides
- Setting
- Small takeaway chippy on Nelson Street in Tradeston, with limited in-shop seating — mainly collection or delivery.
- Known for
- Cooked-to-order haddock, Masala spicy batter fish, Halal-friendly chippy options, Inexpensive takeaway portions
- Signature dishes
- Boneless battered haddock, Haddock in masala spicy batter, Special haddock in panko breadcrumbs, My Deal (fish supper, side and soft drink), Full fried pizza crunch
- Good for
- takeaway, quick bite, families, solo dining, late evening chippy
- Prices
- Inexpensive. Batter haddock from about £6.95 (one slice) or £9.40 (two slices / boneless); My Deal fish supper with side and soft drink £10.95; chips from about £3.50; kids meals around £4.99.
- Typical spend
- Around £8–12 for a fish supper or deal; under £15 for most single takeaways
- Reservations
- Walk-ins often fine
- Booking
- Walk-in takeaway and counter service; no booking needed. Food is cooked to order, so waits of around 5–15 minutes are common at busy times.
- Dietary tags
- halal options, vegetarian options
- Dietary
- Official menu marks some chicken items (H) and lists a veggie burger (V). Vegetarian gravy is listed. Reviewers often describe the shop as catering for halal diners; confirm at the counter if that matters. Menu text for battered haddock says fish is cooked in low-cholesterol rapeseed oil.
- Kids
- Kids meals (sausage, fish bites, nuggets or popcorn with chips and juice) listed around £4.99.
- Outdoor seating
- No
- Payment
- Accepts credit and debit cards and contactless mobile payments (per Google listing attributes).
- Noise / pace
- Casual counter service; pace can slow when cooking to order.
- Getting there
- Bridge Street Subway about a 6-minute walk; West Street Subway about 7 minutes. Local buses stop on Centre Street and Laidlaw Street in Tradeston within a few minutes' walk.
- Parking
- Street parking nearby (mix of free and paid according to Google listing attributes).
- Also by them
- G's Fish & Chips, Cathcart Road (same-name branch; reviewers often prefer Nelson Street)
- Also
- Online ordering via gsfishandchips.com and Just Eat; official contact page lists pick-up roughly noon–10pm daily (delivery hours on that page show closed — check the site or phone before relying on delivery).; Menu lists haddock for masala batter as caught and supplied daily from Anstruther and Aberdeen.; No black pudding on the menu (noted by some reviewers looking for a full Scottish chippy range).
Glasgow restaurant
G's Fish & Chips
4.1(375 reviews)
£Opens in 16 hours
Opening hours
- Monday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM
- Tuesday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM
- Wednesday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM
- Thursday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM
- Friday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM
- Saturday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM
- Sunday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM
Overview
G's Fish & Chips is a takeaway chippy on Nelson Street in Tradeston, between Kinning Park and the south bank of the Clyde. It is best known for haddock cooked to order — battered, panko-breaded, or in a masala spicy batter — plus the usual Scottish chip-shop sides: Morton's rolls, pizza crunch, pies, and burgers. Google rates it around 4.1 from a few hundred reviews; TripAdvisor sits lower on a smaller sample.
Reviews
1.0Paul Duncan
Couple of issues, they don’t have any food ready and cook to order. Some people may like this but I imagine most use a chip shop for convenience and expect some food to be good to go straight away. We waited a good 10-15 minutes for a portion of chips. Some communication about this would have been nice. Secondly, the guy serving us just doesn’t listen, or retain information. He forgot to include the sauce we paid for and if I hadn’t mentioned it to my partner, he would have forgotten the pickles. That brings to me to the third issue. The pickles. They charged £1.50 for 3 pickles that you can get a full jar of from the supermarket. These were not ‘chippy’ pickles (see image). Overall a very poor chippy. Avoid.
Read on Google Maps5.0Arshad Gondal
Best Traditional Fish & Chips in Glasgow, Its All Cooked Fresh for the Customer on Order. All Menu is Halal. Fry in Vegetable Palm Oil . All Fish is sustainably sourced Fresh Fish from the North Sea.
Read on Google Maps2.0G Will
Low rating as they don't have black pudding on the menu, went to another chippy instead, it's odd to see a Scottish chippy without all chippy products.
Read on Google Maps4.0Kristina
I’m into it. Masala battered haddock was delicious. Fast food, fast service, and everything is fresh. Chips were great, too!
Read on Google MapsVisitor comments
Be the first to share your experience
No comments yet. Share your thoughts about G's Fish & Chips below.
Leave a comment
Tell other diners what you thought of G's Fish & Chips. Comments are reviewed before being published.
Nearby restaurants
TO
@Tophski’s
Carmunnock Rd, Glasgow · 4.5
Cyrus Kitchen
Clarkston Rd, Glasgow · 4.8
T1
The Riverside 1901
Clarkston Rd, Glasgow · 4.9
CS
Caesar’s Social
Clarkston Rd, Glasgow · 4.4
DG
Dropshot Glasgow
Mochrum Rd, Glasgow · 5.0
TC
The White Cart chippy
Newlands Rd, Glasgow · 4.8
WW
Wing Wah
Aikenhead Rd, Glasgow · 3.8
SD
Sugar Dream
Aikenhead Rd, Glasgow · 1.3