FISH AND CHIPS. Who doesn’t love it? Whether it’s fish & chips at the beach on a hot night, or something to warm you up in winter, you really can’t go past the local fish & chip shop. Battered, crumbed, grilled or deep fried, there is just something about unwrapping the paper to reveal a delicious piece of fresh fish, being gently hugged by crispy hot chips.
But fish & chip shops are so much more that just fish & chip shops nowadays! Across Adelaide, fish & chip joints have gotten quite fancy! You’ll find burgers, chicken, pizza, even the occasional yiros! They really are a one stop shop for the whole family no matter what you’re all in the mood for. And bonus – hot chips are one of those foods that nearly all kids will eat, so at least you’ll know they have had SOMETHING for dinner!
We have done the hard work of finding Adelaide’s best fish & chip shops or places to grab a takeaway meal. Have a look below & tell us if you think we’ve missed any great ones!
Jimmies Takeaway, Aldinga Beach
Jimmies Takeaway is legendary in the southern suburbs of Adelaide – and for good reason! You’ll find Jimmies on the Esplanade at Aldinga Beach with a nice little shelter and small playground opposite, so it’s the perfect place to grab lunch or dinner and let the kids have a play while you enjoy the view.
The options at Jimmies Takeaway are HUGE! They do everything from fish & chips, pizza, bugers, desserts, salads, sides and HEAPS more. Over winter they even serve roast veggies, so you don’t have to feel quite so guilty about getting takeaway! To make life easier, you can order and pay via their app – it’s really simple and is really clear what is included with all of the value pack options. They even have a Kids Pack option which includes a treat!
The food itself is great – the chips were the perfect level of crispiness, the fish was super fresh and tasty and the kids polished off their nuggets in record time!
Follow them on Facebook & grab Jimmies next time you’re down south!
The Stunned Mullet, Henley Beach
‘Sourcing local and sustainable fresh seafood has been and always will be the heart of our family business’ – says Amanda and Dino Papadopoulos. How good is that? Sold! This is not your ordinary suburban fish and chippery. Dino’s day usually starts early, filleting up to eight varieties of locally caught premium fish. Did you know that most places you’d order cooked garfish or flathead in Adelaide, it wouldn’t even be Australian, let alone South Australian?
The Stunned Mullet sure cook up a storm. Nothing is pre cooked here, you can see your fresh food on display and it’s then lightly battered (OMG the thin crispy batter here is to die for), crumbed or grilled. They also have an extensive burger and more traditional take away menu.
See more here: https://kidsinadelaide.com.au/the-stunned-mullet-henley/
Cafe Capella’s, Moonta
Hallas Fish & Grill, Findon
If you find your self with a hankering for fresh crispy fish and chips while in the west, you’ll find Hallas on Grange Rd at Findon, just a stones throw from the beach. You won’t find a crispier batter! The oil is fresh and the shop is immaculately clean.
The family value packs were great value and you’ll find the range here is excellent – definitely something to satisfy the whole family, from burgers, salads, steak sandwhiches, fritters and of course FISH! They have multiple types of fish to choose from, all super fresh.
Stop into Hallas on your way to the beach and enjoy fish and chips while watching the sunset!
Check out their website to order.
Champion Takeaway, Christies Beach
Perfectly positioned on Beach Road at Christies Beach, you can call past and grab fish and chips on your way to the beach!
The kids meals are just $7.90. Children have the option of nuggets, fish, chicken or a cheese burger with chips and pop top (bottle of water also an option if preferred). They have their own website www.championtakeaway.com and are available on UberEats.
Champion Takeaway is very well know for their freshly filleted flake which comes from their own boats. You can’t get much more local than that! (No bones whatsoever in flake – perfect for children!)
They are open 7 days a week which is handy – how annoying is it when you want takeaway on a Monday or Tuesday and nowhere is open?
Head to their website to see the menu and order!
Flying Fish Kiosk Port Elliot
The Flying Fish is situated on the beautiful beachfront at Horseshoe Bay, Port Elliot. The kiosk and restaurant are named after an old two-masted schooner which was wrecked in the bay in 1860 – one of a number of ships to meet this fate while Horseshoe Bay operated as a seaport in that period. You can order simply online from the kiosk for takeaway, and continue to play, swim, relax, build sandcastles and you will be notified when your order is ready to collect from the window. Zero down time, max family time – how good is that? Plus the quality? Unsurpassed.
Woodcroft Fresh Fish & Seafood
If you prefer to make your own fish & chips at home, head to Woodcroft Fresh Fish & Seafood. Opening in June 2022, they are the newest addition to the Woodcroft Shopping Centre.
They have a huge selection of fish & seafood to choose from, all super fresh & tasty. Their staff are always up for a chat to give you the best recommendations on how to cook your selection as well!
Check out their Facebook page for product updates & specials.
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