Fish and chips (also called "fish and chips") is a popular take-away food originated in Britain, which consists of fried batter fish or bread crumbs and fried potato chips.

Popular traditions associate this dish with Britain; Fish and chips have dominated take-away food in Britain, Australia and New Zealand for decades. Fish and chips are also popular in parts of North America (New England, Pacific Northwest and Canada), Ireland and South Africa. Restaurants in some coastal towns in Denmark and Norway serve fish chips. In the Netherlands, the popular fried loin dish called lekkerbek sometimes appears with French fries.