Crispy fish and chips and a side of mushy peas too. They put the malt vinegar on for u but ask for…read morea bit more do u really get that great tart bite of yum. They have sausage rolls as well that were super flaky and crispy. Moth watering food and very nice owners that assist u

As far as local fast food outlets go, this has to be one of the best. I am addicted to their 1/2…read morepounder with extra mayo and chips. After a good night out, this was one of my preferred stops. And they deliver !! Bonus .. The service is really fast and friendly and I recommend them to anyone. Go Mr Chippy !!!!

Usually buy the chips (large portion easily more than enough for 2 people) and a couple of chicken…read moresheek kebabs - lovely. Lots of places to eat in Cambridge, but if you are shopping at the Beehive then they are really convenient and the food is good.

Great Fish and Chips, the Chinese food is very good as well. Check it out guys, I've had loads of…read moretakeaways there. Very good promise.

Great chippy and chinese menu. There are acouple of things to note about this place. The chippy is…read moreone of the few place I have seen most thigs done in batter. Fishcakes (in breadcrumb first) in batter and the best onion rings in the town. On the chinese side I fully recommend the chicken in chilli pepper. It is very differnt and something you rarely see.

After moving to the U.K., the Viking has become our go-to for quick and delicious comfort food. The…read morestaff make you feel as though you are old friends upon arrival. We have tried the haddock, cod, and plaice, and all have been totally delicious. The chips portions are generous, and overall the food here is a great value. We love the Viking as a pit-stop every few weeks to get our fish 'n chips fix.

I don't like them as they are really greasy - but I guess that's what a fish & chip shop is…read moresupposed to be. Having said that, my boyfriend and our friend love this place and often they quite often order from them. So if you like healthy food (like me), this place is not for you. If you want some (apparently) good fish & chips meal, for for it - the portions are really big so you won't need a desert or a supper!

Very average fish and chips. Overpriced for what it is (if not surprising) and rubbish service…read more Head elsewhere if you can.

As far as fish and chips go, these are very good. I get food from here semi regularly, however they…read moreare overpriced and considering this, the very small portion sizes for the chips is not great. Also occasionally the chips can be a little under done.

Unimpressed used for first time in many years seems to have changed…read more hands since I last used it used to be very good

Very friendly staff, great food! I would definitely recommend this takeaway. The fish and chips are…read morefresh and crisp and not too greasy. There is often quite a queue and if you go late in the evening there is not much left so I would go there early if you are planning to get takeaway from here.

I forgot I even visited this "trailer" when I was in Cambridge last year. It was my last evening…read moreat Pembroke and we Yanks had all spent the day engaging in inebriated debauchery. We made that last day count! After all that, a small group of us decided to hit this infamous spot up for some takeaway as we were in dire need of major grubbage. I ordered a huge burger with bacon, and a side of "chips." I ate the pile of chow back at my room in V building and I must say that it was VERY TASTY! The burger was cooked perfectly and the ingredients were fresh. The chips were hearty but I could do without the mayo dipping sauce. That to me is just gross, but to each his/her own I guess. Service was satisfactory and quick -- I can imagine how undeniably tough it can be working in a hot kitchen serving chow to hungry drunkards in the wee hours of the night. I commend the line cooks for their professionalism, attention to detail, and prompt service. I wonder if the food would taste any different had I come straight-laced and sober. ...til I return Trailer of Life as we shall meet again!

If you're roaming the streets of Cambridge at 2 a.m., you have two options - go back to your dorm…read moreand sacrilegiously barf all over the perfectly trimmed lawn before stumbling into your room and putting yourself to bed, or eat at The Trailer of Life before going back to your dorm to sacrilegiously barf all over the perfectly trimmed lawn, etc. etc. It is what it is. A trailer that serves greasy, salty, fatty, filling foods like cheeseburgers, sausages, and fries when you need them most. There is honestly nothing else open at this time of night, but why would you want there to be? The Trailer of Life does what its namesake promises. It gives drunk zombies enough life to walk themselves home only to wake up in the morning and regret everything they've done the night before. Like Batman, the Trailer shows up out of the darkness when you most need it, and serves justice. By justice, I mean eye-roll inducing cheese fries with vinegar (request the vinegar). Sure, the employees will hit on you in different languages, but maybe if you bat your eyelashes back at them they'll give you some extra cheese or the fattiest burger patty on the grill. The Trailer of Life is also a gathering place for exchange students and locals, who seem to become philosophers between the hours of 1 and 3 a.m. I've had many a conversation with Brits, Indians, Americans, Spaniards, and Germans about racism, relationships, dreams, and the state of US politics while gathered around the warm light of The Trailer of Life. Bringin' people together y'all. I'll admit I would not eat their food in broad daylight where my pride could easily find me. But for a snack in the middle of a drunken night and some memorable rambling conversation, it's absolutely perfect.