Use Our Map, Find a Fish Fry for Lent Around St. Louis

Groups from around the St. Louis area have submitted information about their fish frys. Use this map to find one near you. It's not too late to add another fish fry to the map.

Use Our Map, Find a Fish Fry for Lent Around St. Louis

Groups from around the St. Louis area have submitted information about their fish frys. Use this map to find one near you. It's not too late to add another fish fry to the map.

Lent starts Wednesday and runs through March 30. Between now and then, we want to help you find your way to the nearest fish fry in the St. Louis area. Use the map above and click on any of the red markers. A window will pop up with details about that fish fry, supplied by the organizers of the event. Double-click on the map to zoom in, or use the slider on the left to zoom in or out. If you click on the map, you can drag it around to see specific parts of the region. An Associated Press article published in USA Today called fish frys "a timeworn Catholic tradition that provides a safe haven from divides that have long roiled the U.S. church, a place where traditionalist Catholics, progressive Catholics and everyone in between can sit …

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Thomas E. Phelan

9:20 am on Friday, March 8, 2013

parking is good . fish is to dry . St John Bosco has the best fish   more ›

St. Louis Fish Fry: Is Your Church Hosting One This Lent?

If your Catholic church or other group is operating one this year, here's how you can let us know.

We're eager to get the word out to our readers about where they can find fish frys this Lenten season. If your Catholic church or other group is operating one this year, please fill out this form with the details. We'll compile the list of frys that we get and make sure that information is available to our readers throughout the season. An Associated Press article published in USA Today called fish frys "a timeworn Catholic tradition that provides a safe haven from divides that have long roiled the U.S. church, a place where traditionalist Catholics, progressive Catholics and everyone in between can sit peacefully at the same plastic tablecloth." If you're looking at this on a mobile device, please come back and visit when you're at a …

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Find Fish Frys in Your Patch

Just in time for Lent, use our map widget to get delicious fish in your Patch.

It's that time of the year! Want to know where you can find delicious fried fish? Find them here on our map! Or have you got a fish fry our users should know about? Email your Patch editor or our Social Media reporter Lindsay at Lindsay.Toler@Patch.com, and we will add them to our map.

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Doug Miner

12:02 pm on Friday, March 9, 2012

@Clay - Immaculate Conception's starts at 4:00. Hope that helps, 7240 Anna Ave   more ›

Life in the Sandwich

Creative Lenten Meals

A quick and easy shrimp scampi made at home is a great alternative to another fish fry.

Halfway to Easter - tired of Friday night fish fry yet? Don’t get me wrong, I love a good fish fry. Kirkwood and Webster Groves have lots of fish fry options: St. Peter, Mary Queen of Peace and St. Gerard Majella – winner of fridaynightfish.com 2010 fan poll. Sometimes, however, it’s nice to skip the fried cod, baked salmon or tuna noodle casserole and make a simple, delicious Lenten dinner at home. My husband’s favorite is Shrimp Scampi. Yes, you can make shrimp scampi at home. No, you don’t need those little metal pans from which scampi is served at places like Red Lobster. This simple dish will please your whole family, except the ones that are dieting because this isn't a low calorie meal. I’m no dietitian, but my guess is this isn’t …

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Terry Sibbitts

1:48 pm on Friday, April 8, 2011

Looks very tasty, I think it will be on our menu next week!   more ›