Rockfish — Restaurant in Scotland

Always been keen on trying this place, I drive past alot at the wrong time of day mostly.

Gave it a go and its not bad not bad. Chips, good, fresh cut, plenty of crispy ones in the bottom of that's your thing. Nice potato flavour. Fish, it was OK, not good, not bad, 2 medium sized fillets, a bit on the oily side but a fair everyday bit of haddock. Batter had some crunch on the ends but again the oilyness took most of that crunch away. Fish flavour was a bit lacking on one of the fillets but that may just be luck of the draw.

Seasoning was a bit lacking but can't mark down on that, that's down to personal taste. Service was quick and efficent.

Overall I'd recommend, overall experience was postive, prices are very good for fresh food and I will...

This review is for take away - we did not eat at the location. Having said that, the service was very good, there was a great variety of fish available, and the resulting meals that we had were excellent. The first time we used Rockfish, we each had lemon sole plus small portion of chips and mushy peaswonderful! The second time, later in the week we had the langoustine tails as an indulgence - our last evening and they too were just as good. I should also comment about the chips - really good, absolutely no oil left on them and the mushy peas...

This is my most favourite fish and chip shop in the north east of Scotland. We came across it when we were camping at Portsoy a few miles along the coast. Today we took a drive from our home in Deeside to have supper at the seaside. Why? Because the food is great, the staff are friendly and it's the only chip shop that I know of that serves cod, which I prefer more than haddock which is the standard fish supper around these parts. Enjoy supper at the quaint little Whitehills and a stroll around the picturesque harbour. We will...