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Best fish & chips: Captain Kidd’s Fish Market

Newly re-elected Harbor district councilman Bill Brand stops by Captain Kidd's. Photo by Pete Henze.
Newly re-elected Harbor district councilman Bill Brand stops by Captain Kidd's. Photo by Pete Henze.
Newly re-elected Harbor district councilman Bill Brand stops by Captain Kidd’s. Photo by Pete Henze.

Things have changed a bit at this South Bay landmark since one of the partners sold his interest, but the essentials remain the same – good value, casual environment, and famously fine fish and chips. Twelve dollars gets you two big pieces of fish in crunchy batter, as many fryer-fresh fries as the average person can hold, and a selection from their extensive menu of side dishes. The hush puppies and chowder are favorites, but if you’re really a French fry fanatic you can even double up your order. Whatever you have, you’ll dine at long tables with fishermen, business people, miscellaneous boat owners and wharf rats, and a cross section of locals who appreciate good food and good value.

209 N. Harbor Drive, RB (310) 372-7703, www.captainkidds.com

Runner-up: Fishbar, 3801 Highland Ave, Manhattan Beach, (310) 796-0200, www.fishbarmb.com

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