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Where to Catch the Best Fish and Chips in Miami

Where to find Miami's finest fried fish

by Alona Martinez Updated
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by Alona Martinez Updated
Photo by Andy Wang on Unsplash

While South Florida’s balmy temperatures, swaying palm trees, and obsession with Cuban coffee are staunch reminders, we bare little resemblance to our British friends across the pond; we still hold a soft spot for that accent, the ever-intriguing Royal Family and, of course,, fish and chips.

The tradition of battered and fried fish is said to have been brought over to England in the late 1880s by Jewish immigrants from Spain and Portugal and eventually paired with French fries, or “chips.” The humble dish soon found its way in every British city and town, served on newspapers in local “chippys” and pubs.

We’ve gathered some of our favorite local spots to indulge in this finger-licking favorite.

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Bubbys Fish ‘n Chips

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Hailing as Miami’s only restaurant dedicated to fish and chips, this North Miami spot offers several interesting takes on the classic pub dish. Here guests can choose from five different fish options to create their fish and chip platter, offering everything from the classic cod to salmon to tuna, which all can be prepared lightly fried or grilled.

1129 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162
(305) 709-1377
(305) 709-1377

Mike's At Venetia

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Take the elevator to the ninth floor of Venetia Condo to this old-time Irish pub. Surrounded by endless TV screens and a vast array of drink options, patrons can indulge in a vast array of dishes, but for those craving Fish n’ Chips, it comes prepared with the traditional cod and served with a side of cole slaw.

555 NE 15th St 9th Floor, Miami, FL 33132
(305) 374-5731
(305) 374-5731

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Finnegan's Way

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Politics aside, the Irish also love fish and chips, and this Miami Beach pub dutifully complies. The crispy, beer-battered cod comes served with fries and even a chardonnay recommendation for those who want to elevate their meal.

1344 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 672-7747
(305) 672-7747

Wet Willie's

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For those seeking a great spot for people-watching, this pub offers second-floor balcony seating to watch the world go by. Put the beer order on pause: this venue is known for a dizzying array of frozen daiquiris. Whether opting for the Bob Marley, Attitude Improvement, or Call a Cab, the fish and chips—which comes with Cajun remoulade—rounds things off.

760 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 532-5650
(305) 532-5650

Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish Market

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Garcia’s may not wrap its fish and chips in a newspaper as the Scots do, but diners know this riverside staple is the place to go for some of the freshest—and best—fish in town. While there are plenty of fried fish fillet options here, the hog snapper or grouper serves well as a tropical stand-in for the OG fish and chips. Do you want to give it a full Miami feel? Swap out the chips for fried tostones.

398 NW N River Dr, Miami, FL 33128
(305) 375-0765
(305) 375-0765

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Seawell Fish N' Oyster

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Located inside Kimpton Angler’s Hotel, this neighborhood restaurant typically spotlights American seafood dishes with a twist. Luckily, there are some geographical liberties, hence the South Beach Fish & Chips, which features local Mahi Mahi and yucca fries: taking the classic Irish meal and giving it a South Florida feel.

660 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
(786) 594-5820
(786) 594-5820
Fish and chips with local fish and yucca fries
Photo courtesy of Seawell Fish N’ Oyster

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The Auld Dubliner Irish Pub & Kitchen

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Head to the heart of downtown for this traditional family-run Irish pub. This is the place to be for those seeking a steady supply of football (i.e., soccer), Guinness, and fish and chips.

91 NW 1st St, Miami, FL 33128
(786) 353-2339
(786) 353-2339

La Camaronera Seafood Joint and Fish Market

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This South Florida seafood staple has every kind of sea creature served in every way. While the Little Havana restaurant is steeped in its Cuban identity (it was founded in 1973 by Cuban fishermen), fish and chips fans can easily conjure up a tasty understudy by ordering the corvina or mahi mahi filets that can conveniently come with fries.

1952 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33135
(305) 642-3322
(305) 642-3322

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John Martin's Irish Pub & Restaurant

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The landmark Irish pub on Miracle Mile has had a steady, loyal fan base since opening in 1989, and it came back to life after a nearly-three year closure, thanks to COVID-19. And while it came back to life with new owners and a revamped look, the fish and chips remain one of the best in town. Thick, crunchy batter seals in tender, perfectly-cooked fish. The fries are also outstanding. The only faux pause: it doesn’t automatically arrive with vinegar.

253 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, FL 33134
(305) 209-0609
(305) 209-0609
Classic Fish N’ Chips
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Monty's Coconut Grove

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This longstanding (50-plus years) casual hangout is the place to go for colorful tropical drinks, waterfront views, and fresh seafood. The fish and chips do not disappoint, particularly when paired with South Florida flair: a Miami Vice (half pina colada, half rum runner) cocktail.

2550 S Bayshore Dr, Miami, FL 33133
(305) 856-3992
(305) 856-3992

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Bubbys Fish ‘n Chips

1129 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162

Hailing as Miami’s only restaurant dedicated to fish and chips, this North Miami spot offers several interesting takes on the classic pub dish. Here guests can choose from five different fish options to create their fish and chip platter, offering everything from the classic cod to salmon to tuna, which all can be prepared lightly fried or grilled.

1129 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162
(305) 709-1377
(305) 709-1377

Mike's At Venetia

555 NE 15th St 9th Floor, Miami, FL 33132

Take the elevator to the ninth floor of Venetia Condo to this old-time Irish pub. Surrounded by endless TV screens and a vast array of drink options, patrons can indulge in a vast array of dishes, but for those craving Fish n’ Chips, it comes prepared with the traditional cod and served with a side of cole slaw.

555 NE 15th St 9th Floor, Miami, FL 33132
(305) 374-5731
(305) 374-5731

Finnegan's Way

1344 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Politics aside, the Irish also love fish and chips, and this Miami Beach pub dutifully complies. The crispy, beer-battered cod comes served with fries and even a chardonnay recommendation for those who want to elevate their meal.

1344 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 672-7747
(305) 672-7747

Wet Willie's

760 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139

For those seeking a great spot for people-watching, this pub offers second-floor balcony seating to watch the world go by. Put the beer order on pause: this venue is known for a dizzying array of frozen daiquiris. Whether opting for the Bob Marley, Attitude Improvement, or Call a Cab, the fish and chips—which comes with Cajun remoulade—rounds things off.

760 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 532-5650
(305) 532-5650

Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish Market

398 NW N River Dr, Miami, FL 33128

Garcia’s may not wrap its fish and chips in a newspaper as the Scots do, but diners know this riverside staple is the place to go for some of the freshest—and best—fish in town. While there are plenty of fried fish fillet options here, the hog snapper or grouper serves well as a tropical stand-in for the OG fish and chips. Do you want to give it a full Miami feel? Swap out the chips for fried tostones.

398 NW N River Dr, Miami, FL 33128
(305) 375-0765
(305) 375-0765

Seawell Fish N' Oyster

660 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Located inside Kimpton Angler’s Hotel, this neighborhood restaurant typically spotlights American seafood dishes with a twist. Luckily, there are some geographical liberties, hence the South Beach Fish & Chips, which features local Mahi Mahi and yucca fries: taking the classic Irish meal and giving it a South Florida feel.

660 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
(786) 594-5820
(786) 594-5820
Fish and chips with local fish and yucca fries
Photo courtesy of Seawell Fish N’ Oyster

The Auld Dubliner Irish Pub & Kitchen

91 NW 1st St, Miami, FL 33128

Head to the heart of downtown for this traditional family-run Irish pub. This is the place to be for those seeking a steady supply of football (i.e., soccer), Guinness, and fish and chips.

91 NW 1st St, Miami, FL 33128
(786) 353-2339
(786) 353-2339

La Camaronera Seafood Joint and Fish Market

1952 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33135

This South Florida seafood staple has every kind of sea creature served in every way. While the Little Havana restaurant is steeped in its Cuban identity (it was founded in 1973 by Cuban fishermen), fish and chips fans can easily conjure up a tasty understudy by ordering the corvina or mahi mahi filets that can conveniently come with fries.

1952 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33135
(305) 642-3322
(305) 642-3322

John Martin's Irish Pub & Restaurant

253 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, FL 33134

The landmark Irish pub on Miracle Mile has had a steady, loyal fan base since opening in 1989, and it came back to life after a nearly-three year closure, thanks to COVID-19. And while it came back to life with new owners and a revamped look, the fish and chips remain one of the best in town. Thick, crunchy batter seals in tender, perfectly-cooked fish. The fries are also outstanding. The only faux pause: it doesn’t automatically arrive with vinegar.

253 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, FL 33134
(305) 209-0609
(305) 209-0609
Classic Fish N’ Chips
Photo courtesy of John Martin’s Irish Pub & Restaurant

Monty's Coconut Grove

2550 S Bayshore Dr, Miami, FL 33133

This longstanding (50-plus years) casual hangout is the place to go for colorful tropical drinks, waterfront views, and fresh seafood. The fish and chips do not disappoint, particularly when paired with South Florida flair: a Miami Vice (half pina colada, half rum runner) cocktail.

2550 S Bayshore Dr, Miami, FL 33133
(305) 856-3992
(305) 856-3992

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