Fryer Tuck
📍 9 Market Pl, Market Place, Leyburn DL8 5BG, UK
About Fryer Tuck
Fryer Tuck is a traditional eatery located in the heart of Leyburn, North Yorkshire, offering classic British takeaway fare. Situated on Market Place, it provides a convenient stop for a hot meal while exploring the charming market town.
The menu at Fryer Tuck typically features popular items such as freshly prepared fish and chips, though opinions on these vary among visitors. Beyond the quintessential dish, patrons can also find other options like steak pie, which has received positive feedback for its quality and flavour. It's a spot that aims to provide comforting meals for those passing through Leyburn.
Visiting Information
Fryer Tuck operates with split opening hours, welcoming customers Tuesday through Saturday. The establishment is open from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM and then reopens from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM. Please note that Fryer Tuck is closed on Sundays and Mondays. For accessibility, it does not offer wheelchair accessible seating. Payment options are not specified.
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📍 9 Market Pl, Market Place, Leyburn DL8 5BG, UK
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Showing 5 of 80 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 6 February 2026.
Dreadful battered haddock, as it was overcooked and was probably the greasiest I'd ever come across; the fish was literally dripping in grease as if it hadn't been drained properly. As for the chips, they were really soggy and quite unpleasant. However, the steak pie was very nice and the service was good, but it's cash only. Overall, not great.
Worst fish and chips I have ever eaten. Over cooked, falling apart and very greasy. Absolutely awful.
Just had soggy chips and a heavily battered piece of cod. Batter was not very nice at all heavy & greasy. Competitively price though I’d rather pay more for a decent fish & chips.
I love my fish and chips and this place just went to number one in my hit list - taking me right back to my fave chippy in Thirsk. A quick pop in for lunch, but I'll be back for the full monty again. Unfortunately for my husband (who is veggie), they're a traditional chippy cooking in dripping, so no veggie options.
Like some of the other reviews, we must have got them on a bad day. Fish was greasy and soggy, chips were okay. Onion rings were tasty but all clumped together. Sausage was nice. It is cheap though.