La Fish – Voted Best Fish and Chip Shop in Sussex.
Business Highlights
Fantastic Menu
La Fish is celebrated for its wide-ranging menu that caters to various tastes and preferences. The shop’s signature dish, fish and chips, remains a perennial favourite, drawing customers who seek the comfort of this classic British fare. Beyond this, the menu includes sausages, kids’ meals, and burgers, each prepared with an emphasis on flavour and quality. The shop also offers a selection of drinks, chicken dishes, cheese bites, extras, and kebabs, ensuring a variety that appeals to a broad customer base.
Gluten-Free Options
Understanding the growing need for inclusive dining options, La Fish has placed a significant emphasis on providing gluten-free choices. This initiative caters to customers with gluten sensitivities or preferences, ensuring that they can enjoy the shop’s offerings without concern. The gluten-free options are carefully prepared to maintain the same high standards of taste and quality that La Fish is known for, making it a preferred destination for those seeking gluten-free meals.
Community Engagement
Integral to the Chichester community, La Fish’s location at 110 The Hornet, Chichester, West Sussex, makes it a convenient and accessible choice for locals and visitors alike. The shop maintains open communication channels, available at 01243 775454 and via email at info@la-fish.com, ensuring they remain connected and responsive to their customers’ needs.
Voted the Best in Sussex
In a quest to identify the finest fish and chip shops in Sussex, SussexLive conducted a poll, inviting their readers to nominate their top choices from across the county. This initiative led to a diverse array of nominations, culminating in the creation of a shortlist. Readers were then asked to cast their votes for the best among these five selected entries.
It was somewhat unexpected to observe the dominance of Chichester fish and chip shops on this shortlist, with four out of the five nominees hailing from this West Sussex city. The remaining nominee represented a fish and chip shop from Crawley. Notably, popular areas such as Brighton and Worthing did not feature any contenders on the shortlist, highlighting the specific regional preferences of the SussexLive readership.

