Leo Burdock in Dublin

For authentic fish and chips, this is the perfect place to go without any pretension. The chefs are very friendly. It's the best place to eat this specialty.

Great food. Nice chips, fish and sausages. Best chipper in Howth.

Fish was pretty good. Disappointed tartare sauce didn’t come with the fish. The breading was the best I’ve had in a while. Crispy but not greasy, very well seasoned.

Friendly staff and fair prices!

As an Italian tourist came to Ireland two times, with family and friends, I took them to try the best fish and ships I have ever tried. The food was great from cod to lemon sole and the staff was friendly especially a Moroccan guy (Sophian I believe) he took the orders from us with a smile, cleaning the place and serving orders , so nice and so friendly. I highly recommended the restaurant.

We tried all three fish and chips on the menu. All were delicious but honestly tasted basically the same as each other. Try the garlic sauce!

It was the first time I tried Fish&Chips. It was delicious for me, but as a Hungarian I guess the irish people don't use enough spice (maybe some pepper, garlic, onion would make IT better) . The staff was nice and funny and they know about Puskás 😇 Unfortunatelly they had only non-alcohilic Guinness 🥺 I made one seagull's day perfect.

The fish was tasty, the chips were not as luscious as they should be. Friendly staff were lacking. A smile or a welcome would be appreciated

Leo Burdock in Howth didn’t quite hit the mark. Fish was fine, but nothing memorable. I seem to have got a piece that was fried for someone else that didn’t show for their meal, oh well…and the chips lacked crunch. I’ve had better in a shop in Canada and we’re not even known for our fish and chips. For a spot with big hype, the experience felt a bit flat. Might be worth trying elsewhere on the harbour next time.

Atmospheric, delicious, fast, high-quality. Enjoy food in the city center and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Ireland.