OMG - Times are hard and it tells - 6 chips and they count them! It makes no difference if you go for light bites or the 2 course meal. Rip off - nowhere in my life have I been to a restaurant where they...count the chips. The gravy and mushy peas pots were smaller than the ketchup pot. Go in for a coffee but do not go in for food.More

First time, love it 🧡 Staff really friendly, Fair prices 👌🏽 Highly recommended More restaurants like that

We ordered a menu at £12 (1 each) Prawn cocktail i love prawn witj Fish bites café and tea included...the size of the prawn cocktail was so small i would have put side mayo in it...bites was just 2 bites of fish...chips about 8 to...10 chips...the desert was ok...they must have made 98% profit on it...i won't be going back in a rush...the price of a can of coke is a staggering £2.45...if you want value for money go somewhere else...i should have returned the meal when we got it..😠More

Came here on an evening and only people in so felt very empty!! Had cheese and onion pie which was delicious,but small portion of chips and felt very overpriced which put a bit of a dampener on things!!

Came as a group as part of an organised holiday.Great welcome lovely surroundings and the tastiest fish and chips we had in a long time. Apple pie was good too. They catered well for our vegan guest and also someone who couldn't eat fish! Staff...were great.More

There can't be a more civilised, stylish and relaxing fish n'chip restaurant anywhere. A pianist serenely playing the piano in a conservatory style environment whilst enjoying an excellent British fish n'chip supper, traditionally accompanied by bread and butter and a pot of tea. Olympus is...also licensed with wine and beer choices. The menu features varied dishes, several versions of fish dishes, battered or grilled, as well as pizzas. All supported by rapid service. Prices seem reasonable, cheaper than some pubs for fish n'chips. The restaurant is spacious, airy and uncluttered. Very enjoyable first visit. It closes early evening.More

Wasn’t very nice tastes like the oil needed changing and gravy and peas had no taste won’t be going back in the future only had two portions on chips peas and gravy and a sausage and it was nearly £13 that was takeaway aswell

A one off visit. Charging £16 for a chippy meal with a cup of tea is just way way too much .The portions weren’t even large. Staff were polite and attentive but I’ll stick to my local chip shop in future.

Pleasant meal in up market surroundings. We even had the pianist playing while we finished our meal. We went early on a Friday evening and there were about 40 other people in the large restaurant. We went for the pensioner’s special - fish chips bread...and butter tea or coffee. The portions were small but what you would expect. The price was low for a restaurant meal. Meal was well cooked and service was very fast.More

Ordered fish, chips and gravy to takeaway. First thing I noticed was what a small portion it was. Fish was okay but I’ve had a lot better and there wasn’t much of it. Chips were just dry and tasteless. I’d ask for gravy on the...chips first and the fish on top. Ate the fish to find that there was hardly gravy on my chips and it was all on one side. I managed to eat the chips that actually had gravy on as it made them a bit more moist and had to leave the rest. Was overpriced for what it was and won’t be going back. It’ll be back to my local chippy were the fish is twice as big and tastes fresher, you get three times as many chips that are piping hot and it’s about 40% cheaper!More

Food was really lovely. Fish and the chips were crispy and hot. Proper mushy peas! Felt like a proper chippy dinner and the seating venue was really comfy and classy! I would come back.

Our visit with my Mum who does like her fish and chips was excellent. The "pensioners specials" was just the job for her and she pronounced the food the best fish she'd had for a long time. Our was also lovely and fresh. Very busy...with a piano player too.More