Nunney Catch services
A361 at Nunney Catch Roundabout
(also accessible to traffic on the A359)
Signposted from the road.
BA11 4NX
map and directions
Single site located at a junction.
The Nunney Catch Roundabout is home to a small service station, and also the Nunney Catch Truck Stop and Cafe. HGVs are advised to use the latter instead.
Facilities
Catering: Greggs Outdoor Space: Tiny grass verge only; public footpath connections Forecourt: Esso, ASDA Express, Starbucks on the Go, Free Cash Machine
Nunney Catch Truckstop
Catering: Nunney Catch Cafe Outdoor Space: No grass space Forecourt: Fuel
Parking Prices
Short-stay customer car parking is available at the main Nunney Catch site. HGVs can access the forecourt, but the only parking bays are provided at the truckstop, which is the previous exit from the roundabout.
This information is provided to us by third parties. You should always check with staff on site.
Contact Details
đą Address:
Nunney Catch
Frome
Somerset
BA11 4NX
Trivia and History
Ridgeway, which runs through the current filling station, is a historic route. Nunney Catch had its own garage, positioned a little further up Ridgeway, where it meets Catch Road. When the A361 was improved in around 1985, the old garage was put out of business, and a new service area was developed closer to the roundabout. The old garage is now home to a car sales business.
A little further down the road from the old garage was the Nunney Catch Café, which opened in the early 1980s as a transport café and truckstop. When the new filling station opened at the new roundabout, there were plans to turn this into a Happy Eater, however when Forte purchased Little Chef, they opted to build a new restaurant next to the forecourt instead. This opened on 18 November 1989 and closed in around 2005. The truckstop gained fuel facilities of its own from 1995.
Recent History
The main filling station went on to become an Esso filling station in around 1995 and included their own-brand Snack & Shop store. It was acquired by Euro Garages in 2016, who rebranded the store to SPAR and set about converting the car wash into a Greggs store which later opened in 2017.
Following the closure of the Little Chef, the building has since been used by The Imperial Court Chinese Restaurant before becoming The Catch Café in 2015 and then Ola Barbeque in 2017 however this closed in late 2018 after falling into rent arrears with the landlord.
The restaurant reopened as Oldhams Fish and Grill and Hand Car Wash on 19 October 2020, but due to rising costs and COVID-19 disruption, they closed in December 2022.
The SPAR store was converted to Asda Express on 21 November 2023.
Alternatives
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| none nearby | Services on the A361 | Commerce Park (6 miles) Beckington (9 miles) |
| Hazelgrove (16 miles) | Services on the A359 | end of road |