Pier Vista in Redcar and Cleveland

Have been to Pier Vista at Redcar on several occasions this year for pensioners fish and chips and almost fantastic and recommended to family and friends. Visited today and most disappointed as price increased and only half portion of fish. Not good! Showed girl on counter previous pictures of fish and chips but did not comment. Won’t be rushing to go back!

Lovely fish and chip shop close to Redcar Beacon.Had one of the best Fish and Chips I have ever had.very friendly and chatty lady behind counter.Food was brought to table served on a plate with a slice of lemon 🍋.The restaurant is Dog freindly a both our dogs enjoyed a chip or two of the generous serving.Will definitely come back.

Five stars for the fishcake one of the best homemade fish cakes I've ever had

Accidently ordered a breakfasts onine but tried messaging them on there online website and on facebook to cancel the order but had no response and it arived an hour later and it was stone cold and toast was like rubber and hard to chew.....Avoid the breakfast

Had our order taken and after 10 minutes of waiting, they asked what I was waiting for. Fish and chips were cold and bland. Wouldn't recommend

Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Food was absolutely delicious, portion sizes were great, for what we got, we had amazing value for money.

Absolutely lovely fish and chips and the cookie bombs are the bombing lush thanks and it still doesn't disappoint me the batter is lush

AVOID AT ALL COST!!!.... the chips were scabby (portion size was also small) the gravy had lumps in it and the curry sauce was runny (my guess was mixed with the peas water) you pay £1.20 for a sauce (curry, gravy pees etc) but get no more than a shot glass worth....The fish wasn't too bad but nothing fancy, I won't be going again. My guess was warm ups from the night before or just don't care as long a they sell.Delivered on time though 👍

The pensioners special was a freshly cooked large portion with a proper wooden fork to eat it. A thick piece of fish with not much batter but I found it quite tough, the peas were a very unnatural vivid green and the chips were mostly scrappy pointy bits. For the price of £5.50 which included a hot drink it was a fair deal. The lady serving was obliging and pleasant.

Went in the other day as it was the chippy closest to us while we walked back to our car.Food and portions were good but the staff weren't too pleasant, almost looked offended when I asked to pay with card.This guy walked in, no mask and leaning on the counter right up to the staff despite signs not to and staff couldn't give a toss.There aren't any screens there I could see and the staff didn't have masks on either.I do understand they'll be people with disabilities who cannot wear masks (which is fair) but what are rules for if nobody can be bothered following or reminding people about them??