Wow what a surprise! Last Friday around 8.30pm, the wife and one of my brood along with my good self stopped off en route back to Aylesbury for "something to eat". OMG... we are definitely coming back. No more to be said. Best ever - ever!

Regards, The Lewis's

We drop by on our way back from the Churchill whenever we can. We have been going there for years now. It is a great chippy - and consistently so. The portions are big, and the saveloys are the best ever!

We visited Posh Fish by chance, after visiting the local hospital. We went for the Mixed Grill. This should have the word Giant in front. It's huge. I'm a pretty big eater, but couldn't finish it. Thoroughly enjoyed it though, and enough chips left over between 2 of us to take home for a second meal warmed up the following day. Still delicious. My waistline is glad that we can't visit too often as it's out of our area, but if we are there, we'll be going back for sure.

We love Posh Fish but the last couple of times we've visited we've found the chips to be sadly chewy and not at all up to their usual standards. Please bring back yummy chips, Posh Fish, because if not we have to trawl Oxford for another Fish and Chip provider!

Good meal of fish and chips but disappointed to find the fish was not skinned. Ugh.

I visit Posh Fish on a regular basis and love the food, I always find the staff friendly polite and helpful so am surprised by the comments of BarntheBarn. Food is a great price for the tremendous portion sizes which I must add are always steaming hot and beautifully fresh. As for the comments regarding better fish and chip shops nearby, I have friends that visit from various parts of the country who always pop into Posh Fish when in Oxford, it really simply cannot be beaten. Love the new shark addition which is quite different to headington's other shark, but they are clearly hunting in pairs in Headington right now. My advice: try it if you haven't already, it really is the plaice to be.

I went around 9pm one evening and there was huge line of people each wanting seemingly difficult orders of food which is maybe why the shop calls itself Posh Fish - due to the nature of it's customers more diverse tastes.

So twenty minutes later I'm eventually served, the service is extremely abrupt and verging on rude in it's shear grumpiness.

I ordered a simple Small Chips (£1.50) and a Large Plain Sausage (£1.50).

There was a reasonable amount of food, I planned to eat en-route to home so 'small' was sufficiently big enough.

Sadly the sausage was incredibly greasy and had very little flavour. The same, grease wise, could be said of the chips. There are simply much better fish & chip shops nearby, even accepting the varying day-to-day ingredients.

This restaurant is now not linked to Posh Fish in Walton Street, Jericho which was sold by the owners here a while ago.

The roof is now decorated with a large shark in reference to the famous Headington shark sculpture along the road. The restaurant does not serve shark.

The restaurant area is cafe style and fairly informal and relaxed. Alongside soft drinks, red and white wine can be purchased when eating in.

Service: 2/5

Value: 3/5

Venue: 3/5

Food: 2/5

Total: 10/20

As a hungry visitor to the area yesterday I was more than pleased with the cod, chips and baked beans I ordered. Very good indeed!

I have had chips from here for a while now and are the best place if you are really hungry and a small chips only £1.50, and it's the size of most places' large for like a £1 less. I don't go to any other chippy now. I wish they did a card to get points and to show how loyal their customers are. And if you can handle it try their mixed grill; I could not finish it but it was worth it :).

I'd been building this place up in my head since I saw it reopened last month, to the point where I probably shouldn't have even tried it, knowing that it could never be as good as I hoped. But the sad truth is, even if I'd had more reasonable expectations from it, they still would have been disappointed.

The batter of the fish was soggy, tasteless, and greasy; the only good thing about it was that I was able to scrape it mostly off and eat the cod alone. The chips were limp and flabby; the mushy peas were similarly bland, although probably the tastiest of the whole lot.

I was sorry to hear the news that my beloved fish had burned down. I hope no-one was hurt. I have used the restaurant since moving to Oxford in 1995 and have always been more than satisfied with the service, friendly staff and the portions. In my pinion the best place to eat in Oxfordshire.