Mrs Browns fish and chips — Restaurant in Northern Ireland

Called into Mrs Brown's on a Sunday evening for a bite to eat, we ordered Fish, tea bread and butter and a kids sausage and chips with a can of Coke Zero costing £22 * I couldn't believe I was charged £9 for a portion of fish, it wasn't even a big piece of fish, the bread and butter was 1 slice, I'd ordered a kids sausage and chips for my partner who wasn't very hungry, he was happy enough with it, although it did cost £6.50 .... I did think this place was very over priced for what it was, definitely wouldn't call in again with these prices, food was OK, service was OK, there's really nothing to rave...

Very disappointed with our order this evening. We ordered 2 cheesy chips, neither of which had very much cheese, and any cheese there was wasn’t even over the chips. We ordered a chicken fillet burger, and the chicken fillet was mostly just wafer thin batter except a few parts that actually had a small amount of chicken. (See pictures of chips and chicken fillet).

Given the price of our order, we expect a higher standard of food quality. The subpar quality of our meal falls short of our expectations and is...

Called into Mrs Browns cafe for the first time and will probably not return. The portion size did not reflect the price. The fish was overdone and the batter was too hard and crispy. The fish inside the batter was all dried up and chewy. The fish flew across the plate when I tried to cut it (due to the hard/crisp batter). Hunger caused me to eat it but I do not know when I ever enjoyed a fish less! My son was still hungry when he had finished his meal.The amount we paid would have bought us a decent...