It’s officially the Lenten season, which means fish fries galore! I asked for your favorite spots, and this is what I heard:
🎣 Chances Pub & Grill, Burnett
“The very best!” — Darwin B.
🎣 Highland Howie’s Pub & Grill, Green Bay
“Cozy friendly atmosphere and great old-fashions. The food no matter what you try is always good.” — Kim K.
🎣 Holy Family Parish, Whitefish Bay
“Serving over 600 meals each Friday in Lent.” — Elizabeth M.
🎣 St. Olaf Catholic Church, Eau Claire
“It’s all volunteer work by the men’s club with proceeds helping to do all the outreach things that Saint Olaf Parish is known for in our community. We serve an average of 700 plates each fish fry, with most of our clientele regulars, not parishioners and many, not even Catholic. Talk about an outreach program!” — Jay B.
🎣 Erin’s Pub ‘N’ Grub, Eagle River
“Food is delicious, very reasonable, staff are so friendly they feel like family!!!” — Tami S.
🎣 The Shop Bar & Grill, Webster
“Serves up some of the best cod and walleye fish dinners! Love the hash browns potato option with the best fish ever! Just off the intersection of County A and H.” — Daniel N.
🎣 Union Park Tavern, Kenosha
“Easily has the best Fish Fry in Kenosha.” — Kathy M.
🎣 River Street Pier, Green Bay
“Served Tuesday through Saturday, it is a win for everyone that doesn’t want to wait for Friday!” — Liz M.
🎣 St. Luke’s Catholic Church, Plain
“Family-style all-you-can-eat meal with choice of drink, batter-fried fish, tartar sauce, fried potatoes, coleslaw, cheddar cheese slices, and homemade desserts (pie, bars, etc).” — Judith B.
Next week, I want to hear about your favorite breakfast spots. Hit reply to have your pick featured.
