The Town Fryer Menu

4.1 - EWN Awards
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34, Market Hall, Bury BL9 0BD, United Kingdom
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Culinary Philosophy

The Town Fryer boasts an impressive menu dedicated to classic British fare, with a strong focus on fish and chips. The extensive selection includes ten variations, such as the iconic cod fillet, fish cake, and uniquely crafted chip muffins, ensuring that there's something for every palate. The chips are a standout, served in various formats, from traditional trays to fun cones.

For those craving some comfort food, the pie section is equally appealing, offering five delicious options including meat and potato pies and steak and kidney pudding. The combination of these savory pies with chunky chips makes for a hearty meal. The addition of delightful extras like mushy peas and gravy rounds out the experience perfectly, enhancing the classic chippy vibe.

And for those who want to warm up with a drink, the menu features a cozy selection of hot beverages, including tea, coffee, and hot chocolate, completing the meal nicely. The variety ensures that both kids and adults leave satisfied and eager to return.

About The Town Fryer

Located at 34, Market Hall, Bury BL9 0BD, The Town Fryer becomes part of the lively scene of Bury Market. This market offers a plethora of stalls, creating a feast for the senses, from fresh produce to local crafts. The casual environment of The Town Fryer fits right into this kaleidoscope of local life, with plenty of outdoor seating allowing guests to enjoy their meals while watching the world go by. Open every day of the week, for those seeking a delightful fish and chip lunch, this restaurant is a convenient stop, especially if you’re exploring the market.

Accessibility is key here, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance making it welcome for all visitors. With a price range of £1 to £20, The Town Fryer is budget-friendly while still serving up quality meals, perfect for families or anyone looking for a tasty treat that won't break the bank. The relaxed atmosphere fosters a sense of community, as many locals pop in for a quick bite or a hearty meal.