A Belfast fish and chip shop has been nominated for two top accolades at the National Fish and Chip Awards 2023. Running for over thirty years, the National Fish and Chip Awards is the largest UK-wide event that raises standards across the industry and supports the fish and chip related businesses.

Fish City in Belfast, County Antrim has gained its place amongst the UK’s top fish and chip shops by achieving the prestigious NFFF Quality Accreditation sponsored by Sarsons Vinegar.

Today, five fish and chip shops from around the UK have been shortlisted for the National Fish and Chip Awards 2023, ‘Restaurant of the Year’ category. The top five, located across Nottingham, Norfolk, Northern Ireland and Gloucestershire, has been whittled down following the top ten announcement, last month.

When outdoor dining became a requirement for a meal out during the pandemic, our hospitality industry got creative to give the people what they wanted in a safe and enjoyable fashion. And despite these restrictions being a thing of the past, this open and casual way of eating out has lived on in Belfast.

National Geographic Traveller | Nine of the best UK fish and chip shops. From lemon sole in Fife to mackerel goujons in Porthmadog, check out our seaside selection this summer.

There is nothing that tastes better than freshly caught fish and homemade chips. So, we have the best places to get your hands on them in Belfast. With Ireland being an island in the Atlantic, there is no doubt that the fish and chips you will find here will be some of the best you have ever tasted.

Review by Daniel May | Fish City on Anne Street has become a firm favourite to diners from it was established back in 2013, over the past 9 years they have won many prestigious awards including being named the UK's healthiest and most sustainable fish and chip restaurant, with accolades like this and personally being somewhat health conscious I was super eager to get in a sample the food.

Staged by Business Eye, the region’s leading business magazine, and sponsored by Northern Ireland Electricity Networks in association with family business specialists Harbinson Mulholland, the inaugural Business Eye Family Business Awards recognised Northern Ireland’s leading family-owned businesses.

We are proud to be a new member of Good Food Ireland and accepting Good Food Ireland vouchers!

“Zamira is passionate about every aspect of the business and has an inquisitive, curious mind. She has been responsible for many of our dishes, such as fish Kiev, spiced scampi, smoked coley and sardine tempura.”

The Food Awards Northern Ireland 2022 recognise the success of local professionals and establishments that continue delivering great flavours and experiences to their customers.

Hungry for an extra-large serving of crispy batter and salty chips? We’ve got you sorted. These are the UK’s top chippies to dig into – some old, some new; all spectacular.

The winners of FSB’s Celebrating Small Business Awards demonstrate the huge breadth of talent across the small and self-employed business community in Northern Ireland.

Fish City in Belfast has been named as one of the UK’s 10 Best Fish & Chip Restaurants 2021/2022 - the only dine-in fish and chip restaurant in County Antrim and one of two restaurants in Northern Ireland to make the prestigious list.

Restaurateur John Lavery has seen his longstanding focus on sustainable seafood influence others throughout the Northern Ireland hospitality industry.

In episode #005 your host, Simon Thompson, interviews John Lavery – the owner of Fish City in Belfast. Fish City is a lively, award-winning fish, chip and seafood restaurant in Belfast's city centre. Listen as John talks us through his entrepreneurial journey, his commitment to being as honest as he can (even if it gets him in trouble), the influence of his parents in building his work ethic and persistence and much more.

The Belfast Chamber Business Awards celebrates the best of Belfast business as it bounces back from challenging year.

Fish City is the first business in Northern Ireland to join Sustainable Fish Cities NI and pledge support in buying and serving seafood from sustainable sources, using sustainable catch methods in seas where species are healthy and thriving.

An ambitious campaign to create Northern Ireland’s first-ever Sustainable Fish Cities in Belfast and Derry/Londonderry has been launched today, Thursday 21 October, by Ulster Wildlife in partnership with the Belfast Food Network. Fish City, an iconic seafood restaurant in Belfast’s City Centre, is the first local business to join the campaign committing to buy, serve, and promote only fish from sustainable sources on its menus.