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The Best Fish and Chips in Las Vegas
Craving crispy battered fish and a pile of chips? A few of the old spots have closed, so here is where to get genuinely good fish and chips and casual seafood in Las Vegas in 2026.
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If you were looking for an old favorite: the Village Seafood Buffet at the Rio, Fulton’s Fish Fry at New York-New York, and Lazy Joe’s Fish & Chips on Rainbow have all closed. The spots below are open and worth the trip.
Where to get fish and chips now
A mix of a Strip name, a proper British pub, and a few casual local seafood houses. Hours vary, so confirm before you go.
Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips
The easy pick if you want fish and chips right on the Strip. Crispy beer-battered fish, hand-cut chips, and a good tartar sauce at a quick-service counter on the LINQ Promenade.
Crown & Anchor British Pub
The local go-to for authentic fish and chips in a proper British pub, open around the clock near UNLV. Malt vinegar, mushy peas, and a solid beer list. My pick for the real thing.
Mickie Finnz Fish House & Bar
A lively spot right on the Fremont Street Experience with crispy fish and chips plus creative fish tacos. A fun, casual stop if you are already downtown.
Catcher’s Fish House
A casual west-side seafood house known for huge portions of golden, flaky fish. A good-value neighborhood spot when you want a real plate of fish and chips.
Fry Dayz Fish and Wings
A no-frills local favorite that regularly gets called the best fried fish in town. Come hungry for crispy battered fish, wings, and the classic sides.
The Legends Oyster Bar & Grill
A southwest-side seafood spot with lightly breaded fish and a broader oyster-bar menu if the table wants more than fish and chips. A solid all-rounder.
Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House
When you want a proper sit-down seafood dinner rather than counter fish and chips, Emeril Lagasse’s long-running MGM Grand fish house delivers, from the seafood boil to the barbecue shrimp.
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