Fry Days Fish and Chip Shop is THE best place to go in Trowbridge!! The quality is well known as…read morethey get very busy and you could be queuing out of the door on a busy Saturday night! Having said that, the wait is never long and the staff are always happy and polite, and quick at serving. There is a vast menu on offer with lots of fish from cod and scampi to plaice, they do other things as well such as fish cakes and sausages, and plenty of choice for side order like curry sauce. The portions here are HUGE! One large chips is plenty for 3 people and the cod are also on the larger side. For the amount you get, good prices. Definitely the place to go!

Usually a young bunch, but they know how to cook fish and chips really well!…read moreAs most places these days, they tend to cook to order which is great, however if you are not fond of waiting around, then just call them in advance to make an order to collect! Their sweet potato fries are excellent too! quite a large standard serve.. in fact for my partner and I, one serve is enough for both, however will leave that to you! I have been going there for at least 4 years, and never had a bad experience. Great guys, great food!

We travel a couple of mile to eat here. Can strongly…read morerecommend it especially for the haddock and chips. Friendly staff, food is always freshly cooked and packed well for the journey home. Go on try it, you won't be let down!

We originally come from Bradford on Avon Which is just up the road from the jolly friar…read more It's the closest you're going to get to proper fish and chips all fresh we always visit when we go to UK So I would give them 10 out of 10 if you're ever in Trowbridge make sure you visit the jolly friar

Absolutely the best fish and chips in Trowbridge. Family-owned and run with friendly staff - all…read morewearing straw boaters! Generous portions with crunchy batter on the fish and sausages, and a comprehensive menu of all your favourites at reasonable prices. We are glad we stumbled across this gem of a place when visiting Tesco's next door. Highly recommended!!

A place I have only vistited once (so possibly not the fairest review!)…read more If you are after a sophisticated lunch with some Important clients then, needless to say, this may not be the ideal place. But for those of us who just fancy traditional and affordable, this could be right up your street. The surrounding environment is more Walford than Westminster, but quite frankly its a nice change. Somewhere which doesn't try to be something it's not. The staff were reasonably friendly and made the effort to wipe down the table as we were seated. Now that's not exactly groundbreaking, but was just a nice conscious piece of hygeine which was warmly received. The food itself is loosely chip-shop based, but they still do a few classics. There was a slight delay with food but this was due to it being cooked fresh to order. It was served with a curtious smile and an apology about the wait. Now it's a bit hard to get too carried away with Battered Sausage and Chips, but the chips were genuinely very nice. Likewise the sausage, but I found the batter to be perhaps a little too crispy. However, this was my only slight issue. Overall, for what it is, a good place to grab some hearty grub.

Virtually in the town centre, and tends to have a bit of litter on the outside. However food is…read moregood don't hesitate to go in and sit down for fish chips mushy peas and a cup of tea. Good for all ages!

This is a really nice fish and chip restaurant and take-away located just near the railway station…read more It's decorated in a really nice clean modern style, and despite being in a former car showroom they have managed to cleverly frost the windows so it doesn't feel like you are in a goldfish bowl. The staff are nice and friendly too. The best bit though is the fish. The batter is the lightest I have ever tasted and not too greasy. To be honest, I don't normally eat the batter if I have fish and chips; this is the only place where I eat the batter. We come here every couple of months as a treat!

Just popped in to grab a coffee on the way to a meeting in Lugdershall. Place is very busy but the…read morefood looked very good and I saw some large portions. Will be dropping by on my way to Longleat at the end of the month to try it out properly.

Hope you've got deep pockets! Everything is great - including the Jon Thorner's butcher's shop…read more Special mention must be made for the Fish and Chip shop. Never tasted any better! BUT you'll pay - their prices are eye-watering! Fill yer boots - if you can afford it!!

Food and drinks order at the bar, get the drinks from the bar and the food will be brought out to…read morethe table from the kitchen. Got Fish and Chips with Diet Pepsi. £7.27 total. Price was very reasonable. Fish was huge compared to what I get in the US - two pieces of fried fish or three if getting a larger portion. But, no tartar sauce. Not sure if tartar sauce does not come with fish and chips in the UK. Honestly, fish and chips both taste was okay. I would not crave for this in the foreseeable future for sure. Not sure if I could ask for Diet Pepsi refill. But was thankful for a place to dine in for hot food on Boxing Day.

This place was very good indeed…read more It's my first ever to this chain - I wouldn't be a fan of its chairman as I find his political views and support for Brexit emetic but, setting that aside, I was curious about the fish & chips I saw advertised here at about a tenner, with a pint of blonde beer, leffe in the price. Leffe has been around 783 years. I resisted a comment to the charming and wonderful young staff on the irony of this guy's pub selling this beer, as it's owned by InBev Belgium, which is the European operating arm of the global mega giant Anheuser-Busch. I imagine the staff couldn't much care anyway. I do admit I thought I was going to be served rubbish fish here but it was bloody good, a generous portion of fresh cod, light, crunchy batter and very tasty. I was served up a very good deal indeed. Sadly the supporting cast - the chips and peas were just so so. Likewise, my wife who opted for a burger meal rated the burger and the rosé wine. I couldn't face a second pint of leffe as I'd likely be swaying, so I tried a pint of Doom which I think was under £2. It was pleasant and after two drinks each it was time to call it a night. So the only other bit to report is that its card only, they don't want real money. I couldn't see a means to give a tip. We noted that cashless was quite common around southern England something else I'm not a fan of. I can't see us returning to a 'Spoons' any time at all let alone soon.