Lazy Joe's Fish & Chips

This place is as cute as a button. I'm not a Celiac Disease person but my friend is. I won't say that the food was out of this world delicious because I'm honestly not use to the texture of the batter on my fish, shrimp, scallops, and chicken. The Cole slaw was a culinary masterpiece! :0) It really was creamy and delicious. I would say that it's some of the best Cole slaw I've ever had anywhere. My friend and her daughter had chicken strips and fries. They were in heaven. The fries were well seasoned and hot out of the grease. For a starter, you get a plate of celery sticks, carrot sticks, and dipping sauce (Ranch). I really enjoyed that. They check on you often to make sure you're enjoying yourself and I kind of get the feeling that there's not much they won't do to make sure you have a pleasant, tasty, dining experience. Our Waiter was a real class act. This guy anticipated our needs and wants and brought it to the table without being asked. The cod fish filets were flaky, and delicious. I took off of the coating and dived in. You get your choice of fish with the seafood meal. At $18.95 for 2 large fried cod fish filets, 3 large fried shrimp, 3 scallops, and 2 chicken strips, I'd say I ate like a hungry lumberjack and had pocket change to spare.

This is just a small place, great for takeout. Probably the best fish and chips west of the 15. They had 4 choices for the type of fish you wanted, Haddock, Catfish, Tilapia, or Cod. I chose Cod. The fries aren't anything special but they're tasty. Some of the seasoning from the fries got on the Cod in my to-go box, but it tasted great anyway. The fish isn't terribly battered or over breaded, which is the way I like it, but that's a personal preference. They have a pretty large menu outside of the fish and chips, but I haven't had anything other than that. Prices are a tad steep in my opinion for the sizing. My go to place for fish and chips is east of the 15 and it's about $5 cheaper for a similar meal. Of course it would also cost me $5 in gas to get there and back. Overall, I would recommend this place. The staff is friendly and the service is quick.

Had the Chicken Fingers w/fries and the Mushrooms with Ranch for the 1st time today and everything was sooo good! Super juicy tender chicken inside and a lovely crispy outside. The mushrooms tasted Amaze zen! The breading was not only immensely flavorful but it held together super well! The fries were incredible and the Ranch had a homemade flavor to it and very delightful. Can’t wait to visit the spot to sit and try the fried fish!

As soon as I found this gluten-free fish & chips place, I HAD to go. It has been many, many years since I've had them. I had the cod & they were perfect! I could have eaten the batter by itself. The fries were also good. Every item is GF except hush puppies & pita bread. They also sell gyros, shawarma, falafel, etc. If you are allergic or sensitive to gluten, this is a place for you to try!!!

Got in late on a Saturday night, but Anna still took great care of us. She was very knowledgeable about gluten and celiac and knew exactly what we could and could not eat. I’m happy to say most of the menu was gluten free and safe for celiacs. We tried the fish and chips (haddock as they were out of cod) and both the fish and the fries were the best thing we had. Second best was the onion rings, then the calamari. I’m not a big mushroom fan but my husband liked them. Lots of gf sauces like cocktail sauce, ranch, tartar sauce, and marinara. Got confirmation that they had a separate fryer for the hush puppies - which are not gluten free. Worth the trip from the Strip - about 22 minutes mostly freeway. Pictures show the extensive gf menu(3 pix) and the small non-gf menu(1).