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Wood Green Fish and Chips

Rating: 3.9/5 (14 votes)

Posted by Staff / Reviewed on January 20, 2008

Wood Green Fish and Chips
Wood Green Fish and Chips is one of the many popular fish and chips spots in Leslieville. Also worth checking out are Reliable Fish 'N Chips and B & B.

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8 Comments

mickeymouse / September 8, 2008 at 05:14 pm
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my family grew up with woodgreen's as my grandmother lived around the corner on howie. we have never found fish and chips that compare to theirs. we still travel from cambridge solely to by an order of their fish and chips. last week my brother travelling from london(ON)arrived on saturday to see a closed sign in the window(eeeek!) does anyone know if our favourite fish and chip shop is closed permanently????
Greg Clow / October 5, 2008 at 04:22 pm
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Sadly, the closure of Woodgreen is permanent. The elderly couple that ran the place have finally retired, and it's being renovated. I lived right across the street from there about 15 years ago, and still remember them making the best fish & chips around. Sad to see them go. :(
joe / December 22, 2008 at 12:52 pm
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is this place still around? i tried looking for it this past week.
LUVED Woodgreen F & C / December 22, 2008 at 02:32 pm
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Sorry to see the Woodgreen F & C restaurant permanently closed. I caught the wave of it over the past year, and made it there at least once every 2 weeks, so I know what everyone is going on about this place. Sometimes I would order an extra fish and fries for a friend or two, as a atakeout, just to see what their reaction was, which was always priceless. They just couldn't believe the quality, at such a budget price.

The old couple were also a hoot. I could see years and years of loving togetherness there. Communication by eyes and facial expression I call it. LOL

For some reason, the old lady really liked me and would always add a few extra fries to my order, all along adding a bit more salt and malt vinegar, with a perfect shake, to the sheer amazement of her aging partner, who ran the fish and chip cooking.

I too checked in on the restauant in the fall a couple times to find it closed. I am so glad to hear they have retired, and not died or fell ill. They really were pushing the limit of the working age, and are so darn sweet. No children or grandchildren to take up the challenge?

Anyways, our loss is their retirment gain. All the best to both of them.

So, what about us? Where do we go to now? Augh!!!!!!
joe / December 30, 2008 at 02:55 pm
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happy trails woodgreen couple.

i've past this a bunch of times over the past year and wanted to but never made the time to go try for first time. i hope they have a happy retirement. it sounds like the earned it.
keith / December 30, 2008 at 06:07 pm
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I always liked it but still preferred B & B's ... happy retirement
Angela / December 7, 2010 at 01:42 am
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I miss this place so bad :(

I lived around the corner so I grew up my whole life eating these fricking delicious fish and chips. It makes me so sad to see this picture because everytime I pass by now, it's just this new sushi restaurant! Reliable Fish and Chips is nothing compared to Woodgreen :(
nippleholic / January 10, 2012 at 09:29 pm
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as someone who grew up in the area (and still lives in the area), my fond childhood memories of getting some of the best chips in the city will have to suffice.

RIP Woodgreen!

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