Best Fish & Chips in Boston
Boston is famously known for its Lobster Rolls and Clam Chowder but the attention is always given to these two dishes and people don’t talk enough about another amazing dish Boston has to offer: Fish & Chips. This summer, this delicious meal has been over everyone’s feed, they are more popular than ever. We have put together a lit of a few places with the best Fish and Chips in Boston for you to give a try, check them out below!
1. Cusser’s: located in Back Bay and Time Out Market, Cusser’s offers Fish & Chips which they describe as “beer battered local white fish, fries, house tartar sauce, and lemon.“ The Time Out Market sells the most Fish & Chips out of the two, and it is their best seller there!
2. Horse Thieves Tavern: another one of the best in the area. According to owner Chris Lutes, people drive from different places just to have the Fish & Chips from Horse Thieves Tavern. Located right at the heart of Dedham Square, their New England Fish & Chips come with slaw and house-made tartar sauce.
3. Union Oyster House: this one is a classic! Union Oyster House is the oldest running restaurant in the country and it serves dozens of Fish & Chips daily (they have been doing this since the 1800s). Here’s a fun fact: in 2020, the restaurant was named “North America’s Best Landmark Restaurant“ by the World Culinary Awards. It can’t get any better than this!
4. Yankee Lobster Company: located in the heart fo Seaport, Yankee Lobster Co. keeps being a classic when it comes to the traditional Fish & Chips dish. They have a vast variety of fresh fish daily as well, but their Fish & Chips are what diners talk about!
5. The Druid: located in Inman square, this Boston authentic Irish, offers many traditional Irish plates which include delicious Fish & Chips. If you miss the Dropkick Murphys bar McGreevy’s as much as we do, you have to give this restaurant a try!