Race is on for Daily Echo Fish and Chip Shop of the Year 2025
Today we publish the shortlist for the Echo's Fish and Chip Shop of the Year.
Among the shortlisted places is Fish & Co in Hinkler Road, Thornhill, which is up for the public vote.
Owner Navdeep Sahota said: "Fish & Co is a renowned fish and chip establishment celebrated for our commitment to quality and freshness.
"We are a cosy, welcoming small family owned fish and chip shop offering freshly prepared, high quality traditional fish and chip products, especially known for our crispy golden battered fish and chunky crisp chips.
"Established by me and my wife Jaz back in 2013 then known as Poppies Plaice.
"We then undertook a full refurbishment and rebranding in 2017 that's when Fish & Co was born.
"Employing local residents within Thornhill we have a fantastic team offering customer services at the highest level.
"Our menu is designed to satisfy all the family from traditional chip shop foods with the additions of kebabs and burgers.
"Also providing a gluten free menu.
"So whether you're grabbing a quick bite or enjoying a relaxed meal with family or friends,
"Fish & Co provides a warm, casual atmosphere and exceptional service, making it a local favourite in Thornhill and surrounding areas."
Voting is open now and can be done via a slip printed in the Echo every day this week and next.
Best Fry Fish & Chips in High Street, West End
Fish & Co in Hinkler Road, Thornhill, Southampton
Harefield Fish Bar in Somerset Avenue, Southampton
J-Henry's in Upper Northam Road, Hedge End, Southampton
Mike's Fish & Chips in Spring Lane, Bishopstoke
Paul's Plaice in High Street, Bishops Waltham
Scott's Plaice in Gregson Avenue, Gosport
Sib's Fish and Chip Shop in Civic Centre Road, Southampton
Top Catch in Shirley Road, Southampton
Wickham Fisheries in The Square, Wickham
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