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Oysters Fish and Chips is a well-established eatery located in Braintree, Essex, offering traditional British fish and chips. The establishment features both a takeaway service and a sit-down café-style area, providing flexibility for diners. Patrons have praised the friendly staff and excellent, well-priced food.
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Fish & Chips
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Payment Methods:
Cash, Credit/Debit Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
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Parking Info:
No onsite parking. Closest parking Sainsburys.
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Oysters Fish Bar
Oysters Fish Bar
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Oysters Fish and Chips is a well-established eatery located in Braintree, Essex, offering traditional British fish and chips. The establishment features both a takeaway service and a sit-down café-style area, providing flexibility for diners. Patrons have praised the friendly staff and excellent, well-priced food.
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01376 551035
Telephone:
Email:
Not Available.
22 Coggeshall Road, Braintree, Essex CM7 9BY, United Kingdom
11:00am – 10:00pm
11:00am – 10:00pm
11:00am – 10:00pm
11:00am – 10:00pm
11:00am – 10:00pm
Closed
Cash, Credit/Debit Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
No onsite parking. Closest parking Sainsburys.
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Oysters Fish Bar is a well-established Braintree spot for traditional fish and chips, with the flexibility of both takeaway and a café-style sit-in area, making it a handy choice whether you want a quick collection or a proper sit-down meal.
Right away, Oysters feels like one of those places that’s built into local routine. It’s described as a long-running Braintree eatery focused on classic British fish and chips, and it keeps things simple in the best way: familiar food, straightforward service, and the option to either take it home or eat in. That sit-in element is worth calling out because not every fish bar still offers it properly, and it changes the whole experience. Some days you want the grab-and-go convenience. Other days you want to sit down, have your food hot and crisp straight from the kitchen, and not worry about the steam in the bag softening everything before you get home.
In terms of what you can expect, the vibe is practical and unfussy. It’s not trying to be a “trendy” seafood place and it doesn’t need to be. The venue information points to friendly staff and good value, which is exactly what most people want from a local chippy that they’ll come back to again and again. It’s the kind of place that works for lots of real-life situations: a midweek dinner when nobody wants to cook, a lunch stop while you’re in town, or a Friday night treat where the whole household suddenly decides they fancy fish and chips at the same time.
When it comes to what to order, the tricky bit is that the full menu text isn’t provided on the listing. So rather than guessing specific fish types, meal deals, or sides, the most accurate guidance is this: plan around traditional fish and chips as the core offering, and choose whether you want a straightforward “main and chips” order or a more rounded meal with extras once you can see the in-store menu. If you’re eating in, it’s usually easier to enjoy the meal as intended: hot, crisp, and plated. If you’re taking away, it can be worth thinking about what travels best for you, especially if you have a drive home or you’re feeding a family and need everything to arrive in good shape.
A sensible first-visit approach is to keep it classic and then branch out on the next visit once you’ve got a feel for portion sizes and your own preferences. If you like to build a “proper chippy tea” at home, it also helps to decide in advance whether you’re a sauce person and whether you want anything extra to share, so you’re not adding things on at the last second while you’re ordering.
Here are a few easy ways to make ordering feel simple, without assuming specific items that aren’t stated:
If you want the full traditional experience, go for a fish-and-chips style main as the centre of the meal, then add any extras you like once you can see what’s available.
If you’re feeding more than one person, decide whether you want each person to have a main, or whether you want to share a couple of mains and add sides to stretch it.
If you’re eating in, consider making it more of a sit-down meal by pairing your food with a drink in the café area, rather than rushing it as a quick stop.
Dietary options are not stated on the listing. Vegetarian options: Not stated. Vegan options: Not stated. Gluten-free options: Not stated. Allergen information: Not stated. If anyone in your group has allergies or strict dietary needs, the safest move is to check directly with the team before ordering, because fish bars often handle multiple common allergens in the same kitchen and suitability can depend on preparation details.
Location-wise, Oysters Fish Bar is at 22 Coggeshall Road, Braintree, Essex, CM7 9BY. It’s a convenient place to pop to if you’re already in Braintree, and it’s easy enough to build into a normal day, especially if you’re combining it with errands or town-centre plans. The listing also notes that there’s no onsite parking, and points to Sainsbury’s as the closest parking option, which is genuinely useful because parking is often the most annoying part of a quick collection. If you’re collecting at a busy time, that detail alone can make the whole visit feel smoother.
This is also the kind of venue that suits a wide range of people. It’s best for:
Anyone who wants traditional fish and chips without fuss
Families who like a reliable, familiar dinner option
People who want the choice of takeaway or sitting in
Anyone who appreciates clear opening hours and straightforward ordering
Locals who want a dependable “go-to” option rather than chasing something new every time
If you’re picking somewhere to take visitors, it’s also a nice “local staple” style choice. Fish and chips is one of those meals that feels properly British, and a well-run fish bar is an easy way to give someone a taste of that without overcomplicating the day.
On the practical side, the details are clear. Opening times are listed as 11:00am to 10:00pm Monday to Saturday, with Sunday closed. Payment methods are stated as cash, credit or debit card, Apple Pay and Google Pay, which is handy if you’re collecting quickly and don’t want to mess around with change. A phone number is provided (01376 551035), and email is listed as not available. Booking is not stated, which is normal for a fish bar style venue. Customer toilets are listed as a heading on the page, but the actual detail is not stated. Takeaway is clearly part of the offering, and the sit-in café-style area is also stated, so you can choose whichever suits the day. Delivery is not stated on the listing.
Overall, Oysters Fish Bar is the kind of place that wins by being dependable. It’s not trying to be something it isn’t. It’s a straightforward Braintree fish bar that focuses on traditional fish and chips, gives you the choice to eat in or take away, and keeps the practical details simple, clear hours, easy payment options, and a nearby parking suggestion that helps the visit stay stress-free. If you want a proper chippy tea in Braintree with the option to sit down when you fancy it, this is an easy one to keep in rotation.
Food Types: Takeaway/Delivery; Seafood Restaurant
Dining Type: Dine In; Takeaway
Area: Braintree, Braintree
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