Cradley Heath Takeaways

52 Reddal Hill Road , Cradley Heath, West Midlands, B64 5JT

A genuine Old Hill institution, Ivan's has been frying for the local community for years and earns a solid 4.3 out of 5 from Google reviewers who return for the crisp batter and properly cooked chips. The shop keeps things refreshingly simple and does them well, with a steady stream of regulars who rate the friendly service and the consistency of the food. It is exactly the kind of unpretentious neighbourhood chippy that the Black Country does so well.

The menu runs the full chip-shop range, with a generous Haddock Supper at its heart alongside sausages, pies, fishcakes and mushy peas. Standards are taken seriously here too, reflected in a top Food Hygiene Rating from the local council. Portions are hearty and the prices stay sensible, which keeps families coming back week after week. If you are after a reliable, no-nonsense fish supper in this part of Cradley Heath, Ivan's is a safe and satisfying bet.

74 Cradley Road , Cradley Heath, West Midlands, B64 6AG

Sitting on the Cradley Heath side of the district, Joe's Place is a friendly local takeaway and sit-in spot that blends a traditional chip shop with a kebab house. It draws a steady mix of regulars dropping in for a quick bite and carries a 3.5/5 rating from online reviewers. Opinions are varied, but fans single out the generous kebabs piled with plenty of meat and the freshly cooked battered chips that come without the grease.

The menu spans both worlds, so you can choose between a classic fish supper or a loaded Doner Kebab depending on your mood, with burgers, wraps and the usual sides rounding things out. There is the option to eat in or take away, which makes it handy whether you are stopping mid-shopping or grabbing supper on the way home. It is an easygoing, value-minded neighbourhood choice for anyone after a quick and filling meal in this part of the Black Country.

12 Station Road Old Hill, Cradley Heath, West Midlands, B64 6PD

Tucked into the heart of Old Hill, this long-running chippy has built a loyal local following for honest, freshly fried fish and chips at sensible value. Regulars rate it 4.5/5 across nearly 190 online reviews, praising the friendly counter staff and the generous portions that keep the queue moving on a busy evening. The batter comes out crisp and golden, and there is a proper old-school feel to the place that suits the neighbourhood perfectly.

Beyond the classic Haddock Supper you will find the usual chip-shop favourites done well, from saveloys and pies to chunky chips with curry sauce. It also holds a reassuring Food Hygiene Rating, so you can tuck in with confidence. Whether you are grabbing a quick supper after work or feeding the family at the weekend, it remains one of the more dependable fry-ups in this corner of the Black Country, and the value for money is a recurring theme among happy customers.