Hobbs and Sons Fish & Chip Shop in Dudley

Vastly overpriced and minuscule portions. Fish was about the size of a chicken nugget and but maybe fifteen chips. Order was wrong for multiple people and service was poor.

payed for chips and didnt get them forced us to pay double for multiple people and refused to give fish unless you pay again made us wait 40 min for food. Pathetic.

You need to purchase the ticket to the museum in order to enter to the restaurant, plus we spent a lot of time trying to find the correct address.

Tried the fish and chips today Really disappointed batter very dark on fish and fish dry as if it had been pre cooked Chips wer ok nothing special , Waited 20 mins in Que so really expected it to be fresh

Absolutely disappointed with the quality of Fish & Chips today, the “fish” was dry and burned, the fries where good. Thank you.

Been here a few times, came today on 40's day. Have to say as always lovely food and the staff were coping really well and efficiently. Thank you Team Hobbs for some cracking scran.

Portion size and quality has gone way down since they had a fire. Will try going back in a year when they fix things

Wonderful fish and chips. Batter was the perfect crisp and thickness, and the chips were not anaemic looking. We were so encouraged that we even dared to try the cod roe for the first time - odd texture and not our cup of tea but no regrets trying. Went during peak lunch service, so a little bit of a wait. The team were rushed off their feet but still very friendly. Rest assured that time travelling has been enabled in this part of the attraction, so they have card machines for payment.

My fish was great but my friends was over cooked ( a lot )

Massive drop in taste and quality We've been going to bclm for years and the fish and chips used to be the best around, we went in April and were disappointed in the fish and chips. The chips just didn't taste like they used to and were quite crispy dry and hard the batter in the fish was over done but we put this down to a one off.....we went again a few days ago and the fish and chips were just as bad if not worse than last time. I've no idea what they're doing but we won't be having any more fish and chips from hobbs, Hobbs really need to sort this out because compared to what they used to be (10 out of 10) they are now a measly 5 Reading recent reviews many seem to agree it's gone downhill

Worst chips ive ever had. They were so dry! The fish and chip shop was not selling any fish either on the day i went. Queue was about 20 mins for food that was not worth it. Only enough seating for 15 people inside.

didn't get the hype around this place. the food was disgusting, there was no fish at all, and chips were the worst I've ever tried

Really good chips. I'll take responsibility, bit we were clearly having a portion of chips for my young daughter who wanted salt, it was pretty clear who they were for, but the guy serving covered the chips in loads of salt, I should have said a bit, but he could have seen who I was with... She didn't eat them, too salty, but all turned out well in the end, I ate them! Value was OK, it's a tourist attraction so they ain't gonna be 1930s prices are they? Ps, pie and gravy also really good.

Chips are delicious, however two pieces of roe, barely any roe there it was 95% batter. Won’t be buy that again.

The food is great but there was no fish due to fryers being broken for more than a month and we could only have a small portion of chips (no large ones allowed at the moment)... not much point being open as that's one of the reasons we wanted to visit the museum!

Best fish and chips I have ever had!

My husband, grandaughter and I enjoyed the most delicious fish and chips today. Fabulous food, served by lovely ladies. Thank you Hobs and Sons team.

long queue but service still good it's interesting that they cook with beef dripping. old fashion way. but it wasn't for me odd favour and greasy.

one of the best fish n chips ive had while visiting the UK and its inside the Black Country Living Museum which is awesome. queu is usuallly very long but if you wait til late then u wont have to stand in line, thats what we did and definitely great decision. there are benches nearby for if u want to sit down and eat. staff are friendly as well.

Old time fish and chips, in beef dripping very nice

Best chips in the Black Country

Usually fantastic but food was absolutely disgusting today fish was that burnt it didn't resemble a fish the chips were OK but portion size was again disgusting you'd think for a tenna at least be enough food to fill up a 5 year old overall today's experience was not good and I would not recommend a usually fantastic chip shop

Great fish and chips brings back school days memories as we used the same shop way back in late 1965 - 1970 then the shop was in Hall Street Dudley. Ex Blue Coat School finished in 1970 the last year before the move to new things at British Federal as an apprentice.

The fish is to die for .. I HATE to queue... I would stand in line daily......just wish I could get a fish like that in other chippies .....but deffo not the best ;;!!

The Chips that everyone raves about cooked in dripping were hard flavourless and undercooked tasted like frozen ones to me A portion here is a cone of chips everywhere else fish was alright Nothing special You Have to take a second mortgage out if you want a drink too a very small bottle of pop for £3.50 A small bottle of water for £2.80 Gets expensive fast if you are feeding a family None of the staff looked like they wanted to be there Maybe the fish and chips are better from the old small chip shop ? Wish I'd had a cob from the pub instead

Memories of years gone came flooding back. Excellent fish and chips.

The vintage fryer they use is amazing

Fish was amazing and the chips were lovely. However one of our chip potions was vastly under populated and one of the members of staff was weirdly rude before we had even ordered

Great historic place, great food , great family day out

My partner and myself are members of the Black Country Museum we visited for a day out we were in a long queue for the fish and chips but it was well worth it the service was first class and the fish and chips were excellent the best in the Midlands.

Food was great. Chips cooked in beef dropping. Beautiful. Staff were a bit miserable though, so service only gets 1 star.

Waiting in line listening to Christmas carols and ending with a great portion of chips. It's a decent price and.more than enough for the sake of £8.50 fish and chips!

Fish and chips in period setting.

Old school fish and chips with a pickled onion .... yum ...... nothing left over 😆

Definitely the best fish and chips around the black country

Enormous queue but fish and chips beautiful.

Hobbs and Sons Fish & Chip Shop offers definitely the best fish & chips in the Midlands. Fish & chips are deep fried in beef fat. This small food business demonstrates that even preparing a simple dish like fish & chips can be an art form. Delicious!

The food was excellent but chips £3:00 fish and chips i think were £8:50

At the Black Country Living Museum, the best fish & chips I've had for a while. The whole place is worth a day out.

The most amazing old fashioned fish and chips. Bit of a queue but well worth it. A must have on any visit to black country museum

Chips hard fish batter was really over done

Well worth queuing, wonderful chips !!

Amazing fish and chips with extra ' scraps ' too

Usually the fish and chips are probably the best I've tasted because of the way they're cooked, however when i last visited this chippy at the black Country museum the fish was still amazing but the chips didn't seem to have been cooked long enough ,i can only assume that this was down to demand as the queue outside the chippy was very long, needless to say this minor blip hasn't put me off.

Excellent fish and chips, and cooked in dripping, fab!

Love visiting bclm. Really enjoyed the best fish and chips in town. As always a great place to venture round, lots of building work going on, so will be glad to see the finished product , may be later this year/ early next.

Best fish and chips for a long will be back

Best fish and chips I've ever had!

Traditional fish and chips. Very tasty. Queues can be long

Great fish and chips and a great price too.!!!

Reasonable price for fish and chips at an attraction

Fantastic traditional British chippy located within the Black Country Living Museum. The fish and chips are fried in beef fat, but a vegetarian oil option is available for the chips. This chip shop is a must visit when in the Museum.

Throughly enjoyed the day fish and chips were beautiful

We have been told by many people to go here when we visited so we're very much looking forward. Sadly it was quite disappointing. The chips were good, fish tiny and very overcooked. Had to wait about 30 mins for one meal.

Visited 23/10/2021 - Queue was long and slow moving and the staff weren't wearing masks. Only got a cola so can't comment on the food quality but the pricing was reasonable

Waited about 50 minutes to order then about 15 minutes in a second pick up queue, even so, still worth waiting for, simply the best, better than all the rest.

Fish was superb, chips were not so good, lots of hard undercooked ones.

Great fish and chips cooked traditionally in Beef Dripping. It was certainly the best fish and chips I've ever had. The chips were excellent and the fish melted in the mouth. If someone need gluten free there is an option as well. The only downside is the queue however well worth the wait. In busy days can take even over half an hour wait.