Specialising in chicken, Fresh Tray aim to bring their customers the freshest taste possible in their chicken shop. This fresh, made to order approach, matched with simple yet tasty food, are key marketing features as they look to become an established name in Concord.
Whether you want to eat in or take-out, Fresh Tray now provide a further choice for the people of Concord. The menu is a simple offering of chicken burgers and dishes with a selection of sides. From chicken burgers to cheese chicken burgers and ham and cheese chicken burgers the menu reflects the specialised chicken shop approach. If it isn’t a burger you fancy then try the chicken wings, drumsticks, or popcorn chicken which come with a choice of a variety of flavoured sauces. Add sides to go with your meal choice, including French fries, onion rings and cheese sticks.
Fresh Tray have a variety of drinks on offer to help wash down your meal. The soft drinks on offer include fruit ades in strawberry, honeydew and passion-fruit flavours. This fresh and modern looking new eatery in Concord allows customers to relax and eat their meals inside or out, and provides free Wi-Fi for those who need to stay connected while they eat. As all orders are made to order they can take between 10 to 15 minutes to prepare, but they will hope to prove that this slight extra wait is worth your while.
In an already competitive market, Fresh Tray bring their focus on freshly cooked chicken dishes to the Concord market. Feedback has been positive so far, remarking on the quality of the taste and flavour of the chicken and the sauces. Establishing a new eatery is always tough and finding a niche can be vital. This new chicken shop will hope their made to order, fresh approach will help them become a part of the Concord establishment for a while to come.
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