Best Fish & Chips in Newfoundland

When you think of classic Newfoundland food, one dish instantly comes to mind: fish & chips. Crispy golden batter, flaky local cod, and thick-cut fries make this a true comfort food staple across the province. Whether you’re in St. John’s, out along the coast, or exploring smaller towns, you’ll find plenty of spots claiming the title of “best fish & chips.”

Here’s a roundup of some of the most popular places in Newfoundland to grab this iconic dish.


1. Ches’s Famous Fish & Chips – St. John’s

A household name in Newfoundland, Ches’s has been serving fish & chips since 1951. Known for its secret batter recipe and generous portions, it’s a must-try when in St. John’s.


2. The Duke of Duckworth – St. John’s

A cozy pub downtown that’s earned a reputation for some of the best fish & chips in the city. Paired with a pint, it’s a local and tourist favourite.


3. The Captain’s Table – Mobile, NL

Another well-loved stop downtown, The Captain’s Table offers crispy batter, homemade fries, and a true Newfoundland take on fish & chips.


4. Jungle Jim’s Eatery – Multiple Locations

Though a chain, Jungle Jim’s has a strong following for its consistently tasty fish & chips. A good option if you’re traveling outside the capital.


5. By the Sea Inn & Café – King’s Point

A hidden gem on the Green Bay coast, this inn and café is loved for its seafood, especially the fish & chips made with locally sourced cod.


6. Keith’s Diner

Fish & chips are part of Newfoundland’s culture, and no trip to the province is complete without trying them. Whether you prefer the iconic Ches’s, a hidden seaside gem, or a modern spin at Mallard Cottage, these spots showcase why Newfoundland is home to some of the best fish & chips in Canada.

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Kaleylangille
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