It’s not surprising that go fish! delivers an authentic experience. Growing up, London native Alison Blyth enjoyed the best of the “chippies,” the takeout restaurants offering the quintessentially British fish and chips.
Alison Blyth’s passion for food runs in her blood. She grew up surrounded by people who loved to cook, including her mother, a professional baker, and her brother, a trained chef. Blyth, who moved from England to the States in 1980, gained experience in Washington, D.C., restaurants. In 1988, she opened the popular La La Land in Rehoboth Beach, followed in 1997 by Yum Yum, a Pan-Asian bistro. In 2002, she opened go fish! a fish-and-chips takeout shop. It was so wildly popular that she transformed the business into a 40-seat restaurant. Blyth isn’t about to rest on her chips. She has plenty of ideas—and the determination to make them a reality.
Enjoy a wide variety of British favorites: bangers and mash, shepherd’s pie, mushy peas, sticky toffee pudding, and of course, beer-battered fish and chips.
Kick back with a pint of English beer, or a signature go-fish! cocktail.
You’ll savor our passion for all things British with every tasty bite!
Got the fish&chips to-go special on busy sat evening, only 10min wait and everything was delicious! The fish was hot and flaky on the inside, had this great flaky batter on the outside. Came with tartar sauce and fries. Perfect for 2 ppl to share or yourself if you're hungry.
Ate here for the 1st time on a quick trip to the boardwalk at Rehoboth. We got mostly fish and chips and a sampler platter. It's probably the best fish and chips i've had in a long time. The sampler platter was also good with large portions. If I go here though, I'm going for the fish and chips. Staff were friendly and helped us with whatever we needed...
We were looking for a place to sit down for a bite and we came across this spot. Didn't look to fancy or anything but the Yelp reviews were good so we gave decided to check it out. Wasn't much to look at on the outside. They had a walk up window and dine-in so we went in. It wasn't crowded. Small on the inside about 5 booths and 5 tables. We were greeted and seated immediately...
We only came here for the fish and chips and we were not disappointed. I've spent many months in the United kingdom and this fish and chips is authentic and fabulous. I really can't say enough good things about it it's crispy, it wasn't oily, the tartar sauce was great. Coleslaw and fries done well. Next time I go back to Rehoboth this place is at the top of my list.
Authentic British fish and chips. Batter was crispy and fish was hot. Nice size portion of fish., Only change that I would request is to use house cut fresh fries, but that is not British. Also thought the fried shrimp appetizer was delicious with the same batter as the fish and nice size shrimp.
