Local to the area a short drive away. Been a customer for many many years with no issues and usually swear by the place, hadn 't actually been for a few months as i hadn 't been through that way and decided to stop in on a drive home to feed myself and kids while the husband went on a night out . Got home to open the food for my kids to complain there was only 2 nuggets in a kids meal (i won 't get into it with the state of the chips I 'll just leave a photo as it was dry and inedible both boxes had the same so i phoned to find out if the portion had changed as i believed it to be more. Spoke to the same lassie who had served us and she confirmed there was to be 3 in the box and offered me t...
Upon returning home and opening the boxes, we found that the battered fish was extremely soggy, resembling wet cardboard. The batter was undercooked and had a strange yellow color, while the chips were not properly cooked and some had blackened edges. We paid £18, plus travel expenses, for this disappointing meal. It seems possible that tourists are being taken advantage of, as it appeared that the food had been sitting around for a while or was not stored at the correct temperature.
Regrettably, we had to throw the entire meal away, except for the actual fish, which our dog enjoyed. When traveling the NC500, one would expect businesses to prioritize customer satisfaction to encourage retur...
Diners in Dingwall aren’t exactly spoiled for choice. This is the sort of sleepy town where ambition comes to die, and they leave the Christmas decorations up all year round. So I was reassured when I saw a queue of locals snaking out the door of this place, which was doing a roaring trade. Appearances can be deceptive. The chips were good, and the fish was cooked nicely, but the dense coating was more tempur mattress than tempura batter. A centimetre thick in places, it wasn’t fit for a dog. I picked it off and abandoned it. Just before I abandoned Dingwall: hopefully never to return.
During our trip along the NC500, four of us decided to stop at Renato's for some fish and chips. Unfortunately, we were all disappointed with the meal as we found it to be too greasy. We all agreed that we should have opted for a meal at a restaurant or pub instead. I would not recommend the fish and chips from Renato's, especially since we have much better options in Leicester. It's surprising that a fish and chip shop located so close to the sea did not serve top-quality fish suppers on this occasion.
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Visited this takeaway just now, Sunday 6pm. Staff that didn’t really want to be there said it all. The chips were reheated, the fish a weird orange tinge and just bitterly disappointing and overpriced. The oil they were cooked made the chips taste off? The fish was mushy and fell apart it had been cooked so much. I wish I’d got a bag of chips from Tesco and cooked them myself. Definitely would not recommend, will not return. Save yourself and go to Tescos.
Visited for a carry out for first time. The staff were welcoming and very efficient. Sadly the product did not meet up to our expectations in that the batter on the fish was tough and felt like thick skin. Hard to describe but certainly not the golden crispy batter we would expect. The fish was Good though and the chips were fresh and very nice.
Renatos, managed by Ruth, offers incredibly delicious chips and suppers. Don't miss out on the small unbattered sausages - they are fantastic too! In fact, make sure to try everything on the menu.
Fish was brownish, covered in a pretend batter.that yellow sort of paste.Nowwhere near as good as an economy packet from tesco.Seriously it was discusting.even chips were ****
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Stopped for supper whilst doing the NC 500, good choice . Fish supper and pie supper wee a real treat. Definitely recommend
The food was very good and the service was also good. I had the battered sausage and it tasted like a sausage
