Farnham's in Boverton has been named among the top 40 Fish and Chip shops in the United Kingdom and one of only two on the list in Wales.
Selected from entries across the UK, the businesses in the longlist have impressed judges with their outstanding food quality, customer service, industry expertise and commitment to sustainable practices.
Representing fish and chip-loving communities, these exceptional takeaways now move one step closer to claiming one of the highest honours in the fish and chip industry, as the search for the nation’s best chippy gathers pace.
The awards are now in their 39th year and continue to lead the way in elevating industry standards and encouraging innovation. This year, there are
Located on Boverton Park, on Boverton Road, Farnham's is a family-run fish & Chip shop and said it was "incredibly proud" of the honour.
A spokesperson said "To be recognised amongst some of the very best fish & chip shops across the UK is a huge achievement for us. We’re so proud of our team and incredibly thankful for all of our customers who make this all possible."
Andrew Crook, president of the National Federation of Fish Friers , which runs the awards, comments: “As we celebrate the 39th year of the National Fish & Chip Awards, it’s brilliant to see talent, passion, excellent professionalism and dedication to their craft on display. Every year, the Takeaway of the Year standard continues to rise and this new list of top 40 contenders exemplify that.
“It’s the people behind these businesses that make our industry what it is. We are proud to celebrate the owners, teams and young talent whose passion and hard work keep this much-loved tradition thriving. Recognition like this is about far more than trophies – it’s about acknowledging the individuals who go above and beyond for their customers and communities every single day.”

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