Leo Burdock in Dublin

Very good food. Quick service. Also they do not use beer in the batter

Delicious fish and chips without drunk people.

This restaurant had a reputation for delicious food, but it was more ordinary than I expected. The staff were very nice, but I felt the taste didn't match the price. A popular dish was €21, so I think it's a restaurant geared towards tourists.

A truly great place with really delicious food! Leo Burdock is definitely worth a visit, especially if you're in the mood for classic fish and chips in an authentic atmosphere. The food was fresh, crispy, and incredibly flavorful – exactly what you'd expect. I'm deducting one star, however, because I found the price a bit high. While the quality is excellent, it's a little more expensive than you might expect. Nevertheless, it's a great spot for a quick, tasty snack, and I would definitely come back.

Great food, value for money option in the temple bar district. Finding seating is tough and the service is slow and the staff are unfriendly to say the least.

Had cod and chips. Fish was nice , crunchy batter , fish cooked . Chips weren't to my taste bit limp, I like them a bit crispier but that's personal choice. Mushy peas were very runny. Nice touch with the tartare sauce. But on the expensive side at £22 but its in a tourist area.

I can't understand the negative reviews. I've eaten fish and chips in London, Manchester, Liverpool, and Scotland, and Leo Burdock's is perfect. It's probably a bit more expensive due to its popularity, but what's cheap in the Temple Bar entertainment district? If I can pay €11 for a Guinness, I can certainly pay €18 for good fish and chips. That's just my personal opinion.

The fish and chips are good but not fantastic. They're not cheap.

Best fish and chips in Dublin, great history and tradition, really generous portions

An institution, the fish was fantastic. Very crispy. The chips weren't really my thing, but that's a matter of taste. Nice atmosphere. Quaint.