Traditional Fish and Chips in the Boston Area?

EB wrote:
Matt Murphy's are amazing. Wrapped in newspaper and served with vinegar and homemade ketchup!
(Posted on 6/3/09)

BT wrote:
The Green Briar on Washington St. in Brighton seves delicous, authentic fish and chips. And yes, there is a bottle of malt vinegar on every table!
(Posted on 6/3/09)

Tara Greco wrote:
The Battery, An Authentic Irish Chipper.
(Posted on 6/3/09)

Tina S wrote:
Hopefully they still have them on the menu, but Woody's Grill and Tap on Hemenway (Northeastern U. territory) had AMAZING fish and chips when I used to live around the corner.
(Posted on 6/3/09)

Kimberly P wrote:
The Druid in Inman Square.
(Posted on 6/3/09)

JN wrote:
The Battery in Brighton Center is closed and was nasty anyway. Green Briar is good and in the same 'hood.
(Posted on 3/19/10)

BT wrote:
I second Matt Murphy's .. their tartar sauce is great too.
(Posted on 7/29/10)

Gazza wrote:
Paddy's Pub in Newton. Lil pricey but real good.
(Posted on 7/29/10)

LimeyG wrote:
As someone who grew up on fish 'n' chips, allow me to say "meh" to all your suggestions.
(Posted on 7/29/10)

Rich D wrote:
Matt Murphy's is great, though it's cod. So is Yankee Lobster Fish Market. Their haddock plate is amazing; the regular fish and chips, not so much.
(Posted on 7/30/10)

DN wrote:
Mmm Porters Bar & Grill near the TD Garden has a great beer batter (Harpoon I think) and the fries are awesome too.
(Posted on 7/30/10)