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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in D Magazine and The Infatuation. Updated September 2026.
Queen's Head Pub · Deep Ellum
Queen's Head Pub serves fish and chips with a crunchy, juicy fillet, thick wedge-style fries and housemade tartar sauce. Mushy peas are an optional side. Order the fish and chips for a British pub plate with a contrast of crisp fish and thick fries.
The Celt · Downtown McKinney
The Celt makes fish and chips from cod in a crisp, slightly textured batter. The pub serves the fish with fries and offers a curry sauce alongside. Order the fish and chips for the generous fillets and its lightly crunchy batter.
TJ's Seafood Market & Grill Preston Royal · Preston Hollow, Dallas
TJ's Seafood Market & Grill serves fish and chips from its Royal Lane seafood counter and kitchen. The fish comes in a crisp batter with fries alongside. Order it for a fried fish plate at a place that also sells fresh seafood from the case.
Pearl · Knox-Henderson
Pearl By Shine gives fish and chips a Japanese turn with tempura-battered whitefish. The dish comes with pickle-flecked tartar sauce, and the restaurant pairs its battered fish with Japanese curry. Order it for a fried fish plate from a kitchen better known for sushi.
Montlake Cut · Park Cities
Montlake Cut serves a large plate of crispy cod and chips at its seafood dining room in Preston Center. The cod is plump and flaky, and the fries are seasoned. Order the fish and chips for a full fried fish plate in a room built around coastal seafood.