Ringwood carries a small cluster of shops, strongly rated on a modest body of customer reviews, and at least one of them rates especially highly. Delivery is offered at all of them and all are set up for families, while dine-in is available at only a minority.
Flake, hoki and whiting turn up widely across the local menus, with flounder, bream, butterfish, snapper and barramundi listed at several shops. Potato cakes, dim sims, fish cakes and burgers are widespread, and prawn cutlets, scallops, souvlaki and battered Mars Bars appear at several. The kitchens split between Traditional Aussie and Greek-Aussie cooking, both common here, and a light, crispy batter is the style most often recorded.
Pier 50 Fish & Chippery is very strongly rated, is known for its crispy potato cakes and light, crispy batter, serves flake, lists vegetarian options and handles both dine-in and delivery. Seaquest Fish & Chips is strongly rated, with its lunch pack and potato cakes named, and chips, fish freshness and value all praised in reviews. Paradise Fish & Chips is solidly rated and carries the longest fish list locally, running from flounder and bream through to butterfish and snapper.
Prices vary sharply between the surveyed menus: Seaquest showed plain chips at $4.50 and a single fish piece at $9.50, while Paradise showed $11.00 and $15.00 respectively.
The Ringwood shops are listed below.
