Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary treasures are tucked away in the most unassuming places, and The Hope and Anchor ...

These restaurant chains serve up golden, crispy fried fish so good it'll have you skipping the chicken and craving seafood ...

Ignore the beer-and-curds stereotype. Milwaukee is a city that appreciates good food from street to haut. James Beard baggers won’t want to miss Birch (farm-to-table fine), Odd Duck (global small ...

Folks turn out in healthy numbers for one last fish fry on Good Friday. We visited three popular locations in Pittsburgh, Munhall and Swissvale, all of which were quite busy.

Home-style Lenten fish-fry dinners: Beer-battered fried whitefish with fries, slaw and hush puppies ($15) and baked Atlantic cod with rice, green beans and roll ($13).

The Rev. Brad Doyle explains that the fish fry fundraiser helps parishioners connect and reflect. “The tradition goes back to when meat was a luxury and wasn't as readily available,” he said.

Friday fish fry dinners are a longstanding part of the Catholic Lenten season, and at St. Thomas Aquinas parish in Derry, everyone is welcome to get a bite. The annual Lenten fish fry creates a ...

Fish, however, is allowed. That has led to a a tasty tradition; the Friday Lent fish fry. Many churches and social organizations hold them, but they are traditionally associated with Catholic churches ...

Volunteers with community fire companies, churches and other organizations are rolling up their sleeves and donning aprons as the season of Lent begins Wednesday, and with it, the season of fish ...

Friday marks the start of fish fry Fridays for the Lenten season. Churches, clubs, fire departments, and others host them for the community. Fish Fry season has officially begun, and judging by ...

You don’t have to be Catholic to love a fish fry. Here’s a list of dinners going on throughout Lent in the Quad Cities.

Mary Our Queen prepares for fish fry on first Friday of Lent Mary Our Queen expects to see over a thousand people in attendance for their first fish fry of the Lenten season.