The Chippy Doon The Lane

We were hungry and unsure of where to go..spotted the blue fish from a distance..please don't let the dark alley entrance put you off. We decided to be brave and were rewarded with a lovely interior, very friendly staff and great, great fish and chips. Why not enjoy a great british staple in chic surroundings?why not indeed. Great value too. We often opt for fish and chips when away etc. Its well worth the climb up the stairs. You won't regret it.

Staff were nice but we waited 10 minutes for a seat despite arriving at the time we had reserved. Location seems understaffed. Asked what type of bread we wanted as it comes with the supper however they proceeded to not bring any bread 😂 Wine was ok, service was as good as it could be when you have so few staff (they did their best I think) and the fish was delicious. Would consider visiting again but probably not on my lunch hour this time.

Fish was nice, as were the chips. Had a wowcher deal, that was recommended by a friend & regular. Opted for wine as we are both wine drinkers & were heading out to a gig. We had the white wine, neither of us could drink it. A couple at next table passed us their rose wine, as they couldn't finish it. That was equally as bad as the white we ordered. Lovely little place, clean & welcoming. But no wowcher deals for us if we come again next time we're in Glasgow.

Very good fish and chips limited options for vegetarians. It's in an alley down off Buchanan Street which is a pedestrian only street with lots of Shops and restaurants. They had decent beer on tap and other bottles too. They run specials frequently. You can choose four or different types of fish for the fish and chips. Chips (fries) were some of the best I've ever had.

The location of the restaurant was in the middle of the alley in Buchanan Street in the city center. We ordered fish soup with bread and butter as well as fish and chips. They have various types of fish to be cooked as fish and chips. The fish and chips were great but the portion was a bit too big for us. The restaurant service was excellent

Visited on a Saturday night got served quickly ordered haggis bites as a starter which were delicious and steak pie and chips which were yummy my only gripe was ordered more drinks during our meal was told by waitress they wouldn't be long but they never showed up a bit disappointed that we had to eat our meal and had nothing to drink no apology was given!!!

Very reasonable priced courses of a fish supper and bottle of wine for two on a deal, at a little over 20 quid! The choice of fish is great, the batter was sooo light and crispy, and love the old fashioned presentation in a box. My mushy peas didn't arrive with the dinner and I think had been heated with a blow torch..... Ouch! All in all a good experience and worth the hike upstairs!