1/5 Zain ul A. 4 months ago on Google • 43 reviews
Our
recent
visit
to
Great
British
Fish
&
Chips,
which
is
located
close
to
famous
London
landmarks,
was
a
regrettable
mix
of
disappointments.
Even
though
it
was
hopping,
the
location
fell
short
in
a
number
of
ways.
First
of
all,
we
were
astounded
by
the
surprisingly
expensive
pricing.
Our
modest
order
of
three
cans
of
soft
drinks,
chicken
wings,
and
twice
as
much
chicken
and
chips
came
with
a
bill
of
£38.25,
far
more
than
we
could
have
imagined.
The
restaurant's
exorbitant
rates
seem
to
be
an
unwanted
surprise
for
guests
on
a
tight
budget,
as
it
seems
the
establishment
is
taking
advantage
of
its
great
location.
Now
for
the
meal
quality:
it
was
really
appalling.
We
were
served
the
food
pretty
immediately,
and
it
was
evident
that
they
were
mostly
old
and
not
very
fresh.
The
soggy,
bland
chips
compounded
the
dish's
misery,
and
the
overcooked,
dry
chicken
chunks
were
a
gastronomic
nightmare.
Paying
more
for
food
that
tastes
terrible
and
makes
you
feel
guilty
about
your
purchase
is
depressing.
Furthermore,
it
appears
that
the
restaurant
is
resting
on
the
success
of
its
location
and
unfairly
profiting
from
the
steady
stream
of
both
locals
and
visitors.
The
long
line
and
fifteen-minute
wait
for
a
table,
followed
by
hurriedly
prepared,
bland
food,
suggest
that
profit
is
prioritized
over
a
truly
pleasurable
eating
experience.
As
a
result,
we
regretfully
wasted
both
our
time
and
money
on
our
visit
to
Great
British
Fish
&
Chips.
It
is
evident
from
the
exorbitant
costs
and
the
appalling
food
quality
that
the
restaurant
is
falling
short
of
the
high
standards
set
by
its
famous
location.
Avoid
this
gastronomic
disappointment
by
investigating
alternative
nearby
dining
establishments
that
provide
a
good
experience
at
a
reasonable
price.