Best fish and chips in seattle?

Seattle has a few standout spots for fish and chips, depending on the vibe you're looking for:

• Sunlight Cafe (Roosevelt): Known for being very reliable with a classic, crispy beer-battered cod and a relaxed, neighborhood atmosphere.
• Pacific Inn Pub (Fremont): A local favorite for a no-frills, hearty portion. They’ve been a go-to for years if you want that traditional pub-style experience.
• Market Grill (Pike Place Market): Located right in the market, they serve excellent blackened salmon or cod sandwiches and fish and chips. It’s busy, but a quintessential Seattle experience.
• Spud Fish & Chips (Alki Beach): This is a Seattle institution. While it’s partly for the nostalgia and the view of the water at Alki, the fish is consistently battered well and served in a classic "to-go" style.

If you’re looking for something a bit more elevated, many of the city’s high-end seafood restaurants serve excellent fish and chips during happy hour, but the spots above are generally considered the best "destination" spots for the dish itself.