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120 Dumbarton Rd, Glasgow G11 6NY, United Kingdom
Welcome to The Grove Fish & Chips
The Grove Fish & Chips stands as a beloved spot for locals and visitors alike in the vibrant Finnieston area. Tucked away at 1092 Argyle Street, this chip shop specializes in delivering crispy, golden fish and chips alongside an array of tempting dishes. Enjoy a satisfying meal in a casual atmosphere that welcomes everyone—from solo diners to university crowds. Priced between £1 and £10, every bite offers great value for your money. Whether it’s a late-night snack or a quick lunch, The Grove satisfies cravings with its dedicated service and tasty offerings.
Don’t overlook the famous deep-fried Mars bar; it’s a sweet treat unlike any other in Glasgow. With wheelchair-accessible seating and a kid-friendly menu, the Grove is both inclusive and accommodating. Drop by for delicious food served in a cozy spot where you can sit down or take your meal to go.
Welcome to The Grove Fish & Chips, a cozy takeaway nestled in the heart of Finnieston, Glasgow. Famous for its irresistible fish and chips, our menu also features local favorites like haggis and deep-fried Mars bars, ensuring there's something for everyone. With prices ranging from £1–10, it's perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed lunch with friends. Enjoy our casual vibe, whether you're dining in or taking away. We offer wheelchair-accessible seating and a kids' menu for families. Come experience the best of Glasgow's chippy culture, where quality and flavor meet great value!Services, Amenities and More
Service options
Takeaway
Dine-in
Popular for
Lunch
Solo dining
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible seating
Offerings
Late-night food
Quick bite
Dining options
Lunch
Table service
Amenities
Toilet
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Reviews Overview
Most Liked
Customers rave about the crispy batter that envelops the fish and sausages, providing the perfect crunch with each bite. The quality of the ingredients shines through, making every supper a delightful experience. Many diners highlight the juicy sausages served with an irresistible coating, alongside perfectly cooked chips that don’t disappoint.
A standout favorite is the deep-fried Mars bar, which has received countless praises; it’s a uniquely Glaswegian treat that surprises and delights first-timers. Additionally, the friendly and swift service garners positive remarks, ensuring that even during busy hours, customers feel valued and well-attended.
The Grove’s takeaway option is a huge draw, allowing people to savor their favorites on the go, whether it's during a stroll along the Clyde or a cozy night in.
Most Disliked
Some patrons note that during peak times, particularly Tuesday afternoons and Friday evenings, the restaurant can get crowded, making wait times longer than usual. This can detract from the overall experience for those eager to enjoy their meals without delay. Additionally, while most reviews are overwhelmingly positive, there are occasional mentions of inconsistency in chip portions, leaving some diners wishing for more.
A few opinions mention that those seeking gourmet twists may find the menu a bit traditional. Diners accustomed to modern interpretations of fish and chips might feel that the offerings are a bit too standard, missing unique fusions or creative presentations compared to other dining spots.
User Reviews
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thefirstcut
Small but perfectly formed. I’m not usually a big fish supper fan but it’s a good benchmark for a chip shop and I can confirm it was delicious. Fish was clean and flavourful, chips had a bit of crunch. Nice location and fairly priced
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Philip S.
Came to visit Glasgow starting on the 15th and leaving shortly. I can now confidently say this is my favorite chip shop in the city. Service is fast and friendly. I had the sausage supper with 2 sauages, pictured below (one sausage didn't make it to the photo bc it was too delicious to not eat straight away), and it was incredible. Crispy batter with a juicy sausage inside. Chips were incredibly well cooked, not over or under as with some others we tried. Keep up the great work, Grove team, and my girlfriend and I will surely see you on our next trip to Glasgow.
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Michael L.
Top little Pub, good Service
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Yakuza
Was on a business trip staying the Lorne hotel which was amazing by the way, traveling around the area to grab a bite, I was drawn into the Grove because it was busy and I can understand why! Great food especially their pie and chips...Lovely staff and they Evan made me a Deep fried mars bar coated in batter which was the best 10seconds of my life!!!! Definitely if your around the area be sure to check out the grove 👍❤️
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Chrissie S.
Great food, reasonably priced, quick and friendly service. Will go again!
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Stuart T.
Visited here 3 times when i was staying in Glasgow. Highly recommend. Had the haggis supper every time.
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Clara O.
Pizza crunch is supreme. Super lovely and not dry. Chips are chucked onto the pizza so if you want them separate - order them as such.
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Location & Hours
Opening Hours
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Grove Fish & Chips is open every day of the week, so you can enjoy their delicious offerings whenever you crave fish and chips.
Yes, The Grove Fish & Chips offers a kids' menu, ensuring even the little ones can find something tasty to enjoy.
Yes, reservations are accepted, making it convenient for groups or special occasions.
The Grove Fish & Chips accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments for your convenience.
Yes, the menu includes options such as burgers and chicken dishes, alongside their famous fish and chips.
Why visit The Grove Fish & Chips
Visiting The Grove Fish & Chips is a must for anyone looking to experience authentic Scottish comfort food without breaking the bank. It offers a genuine taste of local culture within a cozy and casual setting—perfect for a hearty meal any day of the week. Lunchtimes can get busy, so consider swinging by during the less hectic hours on weekends for a more relaxed dining experience.
For the adventurous eater, the deep-fried Mars bar is an absolute must-try; it’s a delicious creation that encapsulates the essence of Glasgow’s quirky and rich culinary scene. Whether grabbing a quick lunch or a late-night snack, stopping at The Grove means indulging in some of Glasgow’s best fish and chips.
