sadly they have closed up now , retired. It was the best old style fish and chips.They will be missed.

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Love their battered fish, best batter in the city. Great chips, almost as good as B &B Fish & Chips', chips. Cute little asian couple have owned Woodgreen since 1972. One of the last of the original fish and chips places. This place rocks, did I mention that?

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I totally second WOOD GREEN. And I think they definintelky some the killer fries. It must be eaten with the newspaper still there. Shake up the fish, malt vinegar, salt and ketchup. Yummmmmm.

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In Toronto, I grew up eating fish and chips on Friday nights from Greenwood Fish & Chips on Queen E. (at Degrassi). I haven't eaten there in a number of years, but it used to be old school with the fish and chips wrapped in newspaper. Honestly, the aroma of chips dusted lightly with salt and malt vinegar enclosed in newspaper really bring back memories. The fish was always delicious - the batter was crispy and light, and the fish moist and tender. The chips were fresh, handcut daily, and plenty greasy - no, really they were the perfect chip to use to make a "chip buddy". Yum!

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