You go for the fun of it and it is fun. Loud fun music, plenty of options to eat and DRINK with a real Island vibe. Great drinks and plenty of eating options from the many booths. There are also some vendors selling local items as well as hats/T-shirts. Calling it an outdoor food festival might be more appropriate. I look forward to going again the next time we are back in TCI. TIPS: Very casual (shorts & T-shirts), bring cash (although most vendors took cards).

Read about this weekly event before arrival. Several recommendations by locals after arrival. A short 15 minute walk from our lodging at Point Grace Resort. Several island vendors set up food booths with a full island menu at each as wall as drinks. Bandstand, recorded music, we didn't stay for the live music. 30+ island commercial vendor booths. Something worth doing if you are on Provo on a Thursday evening

On a trip to Provo in November, we decided to try the local Thursday night fish fry. It was a quick walk from our hotel on Grace Bay, and although we only stayed for probably 1-1/2 hours, it was great fun. Live music on the stage, and lots of food trucks to choose from. It is definitely a challenge to find a table to sit and eat, but we finally did and the fish and fries we had, as well as the rum punch were superb and very good value. There are numerous local vendors as well selling their crafts. Definitely a fun evening. Recommend!

I was not sure what to expect but was very happy I went. We had an easy walk to the event and I felt safe walking back in the dark. There were many food trucks and vendors with a lot of people and a fun vibe! The group I was with tried a variety of food from a variety of food trucks and it was all good. They do accept credit cards which was good because I didn't have much cash. The only complaint is that there was not enough tables and the music was so loud it was hard to have conversations.

Fish Fry is a fun weekly event that is rough equivalent to a street fair in NYC. There are stands with vendors selling food, souvenirs and crafts. They had a good band playing which set the upbeat mood. We snacked and browsed. The food items are $5-$30 depending on what you choose. They have full bars, so drinks were flowing, but not in a crazy way. It was a short walk from The Palms hotel. We felt completely safe while walking and while there. It was a nice change up from the sit down dinners we had each night.

We put our bags down and went straight to the Fish Fry. A lot of food vendors but we finally settled on one and my goodness. probably the cheapest meal I had the whole trip. $40 for a large lobster tail, a small square of baked mac and cheese, crab fried rice, a side of plantains and a ginger beer. I was starving and my little heart was happy. They had a lot of local merch, hand made items, glass and wood. There was a beer stand that seemed to be popular. There are wooden benches to sit, community style. Must have been a popular time because 5 people at our table had a birthday, me included. This area wasn't far at all from my hotel, but still paid to hitch a ride because i wasn't sure if i really wanted to walk.lol. I hope you enjoy the fish fry like i did. I got there around 5 pm-ish and I was able to beat the crowed. The lines get long quick for food and the bar stands. Get you a piña colada before you leave !

This was a nice diversion but I could only give it 3 stars. Very, very crowded. A little dusty and parking is difficult (get there early).Long lines for food. Had to wait 35 minutes after we placed order and we got there early. The food was pretty good and priced appropriately. Full meals with two sides were $20-$25. Conch made many ways along with lobsters. There were a lot of vendor tents with some really nice crafts at good prices. Bring your own booze. Lots of picnic tables but not enough for the crowds. There was a stage with live music but they must have went on late because we left around 8PM. Kind of a party atmosphere if that's what your looking for, which on this island is rare. Have fun.

Great experience away from restaurants and resorts. Food stations from many local establishments. Not exactly cheap but authentic. Got cold Conch salad made right in front of us and so delightful. Great DJ and singer keeping the mood festive. If you are there on a Thursday, it's a Cant Miss!

Great vendors, great food! We had a driver drop us off and pick us up which I advise because parking seemed a bit crazy. My favorite aspect was the local vendors; great jewelry, souvenirs. The food was delicious and lines weren't horrible. Drinks seemed expensive at first but then you see you get a 12oz.+ sized cocktail! Music was loud but contributed to the fun atmosphere.

First time to Turks and had to check out the Fish Fry. We got there early for food. Crazy amount of people... it was fun to check out, but probably would not go back. They need more tables to eat, seems there is ample space to do so. We had to sit on a curb on the outside of the lot... fun experience though.