Classically trained. Perpetually curious.

HOW IT STARTED

NOSH Changed the Fish & Chips landscape in 2013 that quickly became known for its commitment to quality and its refusal to compromise. NOSH earned regional and national recognition and a devoted following, sealing the crown of Seattle Best Fish & Chips

Proper Fish followed in 2019, and with it came a singular focus: to make the best fish and chips in Washington State. The restaurant became a regional institution, winning awards for its sustainable sourcing and its uncompromising approach to a dish that most people had given up on.

Batter Up is the next chapter. A proper fish shop with swagger, a British chippy that collided with a Pacific Northwest neighborhood spot and accidentally became the coolest place in town. Not polished. Not corporate. Just alive.

A man with tattoos on his arms, short hair, and wearing a black shirt, sitting at an outdoor restaurant with string lights and greenery, looking at the camera with a slight smile.

THE JOURNEY

Three restaurants.
One obsession

2013

NOSH

Founder & Executive Chef

Harvey opened NOSH with a simple premise: take the most beloved comfort foods and make them extraordinary. The restaurant quickly earned a loyal following in the Pacific Northwest, winning regional awards for its commitment to local sourcing and technique-driven cooking.

  • Best New Restaurant -Kitsap Sun

  • Pacific Northwest Food Award — Best Casual Dining

2019

Proper Fish

Founder & Chef

Proper Fish was Harvey's love letter to the British chippy — but done with the same obsessive quality that defined NOSH. Sustainably sourced fish, hand-cut chips, and house-made sauces. The restaurant became a regional institution and a benchmark for fish and chips in Washington State.

  • Best Fish & Chips -Seattle Magazine

  • Washington State Seafood Award-Sustainable Sourcing

2026 CURRENT

Batter Up

Founder

A proper fish shop with swagger. A British chippy that collided with a Pacific Northwest neighborhood spot and accidentally became the coolest place in town. Not polished. Not corporate. Just alive — fryers roaring, champagne cold, beer ready, and every table smelling faintly of vinegar and happiness.

  • Opening Soon, Poulsbo, WA