Looking for fish and chips in Miami or Coral Gables? JohnMartin's Irish Pub on Miracle Mile serves a classic plate that regulars order again and again: Guinness beer battered cod, seasoned fries, and house tartar sauce for $19.

Fish and chips is one of those dishes that tells you immediately whether a pub takes Irish comfort food seriously. At JohnMartin's, the kitchen starts with fresh cod cut for frying, then coats it in a Guinness beer batter that fries up shatter-crisp on the outside while staying flaky and moist inside. The beer in the batter is not a gimmick — it lightens the crust, adds a soft malt note, and keeps the coating from turning heavy or greasy.

The chips matter just as much. We season our french fries so they stand up next to the fish instead of disappearing under it: hot, crisp edges, soft centers, and enough salt to make every bite of batter and cod pop. Together they are the foundation of the plate you expect when you search for fish and chips Miami — generous, shareable, and built for a pint.

On the side comes our house tartar sauce: cool, tangy, and bright enough to cut through the fried crust without drowning the fish. It is the finish that turns a good fry into a complete Irish pub classic. Ask for extra if you like to drag every chip through the sauce.

Order fish and chips as a lunch break on Miracle Mile, an early dinner before live music, or a late plate with friends after whiskey. It sits on our Irish Fan Favorites board alongside bangers and mash and shepherd's pie — the dishes that make JohnMartin's feel like a proper public house in the heart of Coral Gables.

Pair it with a cold Guinness, a crisp lager, or one of the whiskey pours from our deep back bar. The batter already carries Guinness in the crust, so a draft pint next to the plate is a natural match; whiskey drinkers often go for something bright and approachable that resets the palate between bites.

We plate fish and chips the way a Coral Gables neighborhood pub should: no fuss, honest portion, and flavors that travel well from lunch through late night. Visitors hunting fish and chips near Miracle Mile land here because the dish is consistent, the room is lively, and the address — 253 Miracle Mile — is easy to find for locals and guests staying in Miami.

Ready to try it? Browse the full food menu for the latest Irish Fan Favorites, then reserve a table so the kitchen can fire your order when you arrive. For parties larger than ten, call the pub directly and we will help you plan.

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