Tewantin's fish and chip trade is a small cluster of shops, carrying a moderate body of customer reviews and coming out well rated overall. Every one of them takes dine-in customers and every one is set up for families, though only a minority send food out for delivery.
Snapper and Red Emperor turn up widely on the counters here, with cod and calamari appearing at several shops. The cooking leans Traditional Aussie across the board, and the hot cabinet items follow suit: dim sims and potato cakes are widespread, while burgers, potato scallops, chiko rolls, battered savs, hot dogs and salt and pepper squid each show up at several shops.
Tewantin Fish & Chips is the strongly rated option, listing fish and chips as its signature and working with Red Emperor and cod, alongside potato cakes, dim sims and burgers. Noosa Harbour Fish Market, well rated, is recorded for snapper and salt and pepper squid, plus healthy and vegetarian options, served takeaway or eaten in. Noosaville Fish Market, also well rated, is noted for a seafood pack for two and is one of the shops that delivers.
Priced menus are thin on the ground here, so no suburb-wide figure is meaningful. On Noosaville Fish Market's surveyed menu, plain chips were listed at $4.40, a single piece of fish at $16.60, and mains ran from $8.90 to $17.00.
The full set of Tewantin listings follows below.
