About Barberry Fish Bar
Barberry Fish Bar is a family-owned fish and chip shop on Barberry Place in Bicester, serving the local community since 2000. The shop was originally opened by Andy and Thegkla, who quickly became part of the area, before passing it on to their nephew George, who remains the owner today. The menu centres on traditional fish and chips alongside kebabs and burgers, with both collection and quick local delivery available. Freshness is a particular focus: the fish is never frozen and is delivered daily from Scotland just hours after being caught. Potatoes and other produce are locally sourced wherever possible, and everything is fried using oils chosen for both health and flavour. The team places a strong emphasis on cleanliness and friendly service, and online ordering is available through their website or a dedicated app. Customers can pay by cash or card in store, and the shop welcomes walk-in customers as well as those ordering ahead.
Features
- Card Payments
- Delivery
- Takeaway
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer delivery?
Yes, Barberry Fish Bar offers quick local delivery as well as click and collect and walk-in service.
Can I pay by card?
Yes, both cash and card payments are accepted in store. Online orders use secure card payments, though your bank may require double authentication.
Where does your fish come from?
The fish is fresh, never frozen, and is delivered daily from Scotland just hours after being caught.
Is the business family owned?
Yes, Barberry Fish Bar has been family owned since 2000. It was opened by Andy and Thegkla and is now run by their nephew George.
What do you do about allergies?
Please make the staff aware of any allergies you or anyone in your party may have. Full nutritional details and an allergen chart are available in store.
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