March 11 only, Copley High School, 3807 Ridgewood Road, Copley, 33. Carryout available. Boy Scout Troop 382: 4:30-7 p.m. Macaroni and cheese dinners (while quantities last) and children’s portions available, $9.50. Each served with fries, coleslaw, mushy peas (a British specialty), bread and coffee or tea. Also shrimp, chicken or fish and shrimp combo dinners. British-style fish and chips dinner, hand-dipped in made-from-scratch batter. Cod fillet dinner with fries and coleslaw and hush puppies, $10.īritish American Club: 6:30-8:30 p.m. Two pieces of Alaskan pollock, fries, coleslaw and hot sauce, $8.īarberton VFW Post 1066: 5-8 p.m., through April 15, 75 Sixth St. More fish fry options: Which Stark County-area churches are offering a fish fry during Lent?īarberton Liedertafel: 5-7 p.m., Fridays through April 15. Baked or fried cod with choices of sides (scalloped potatoes, french fries, macaroni and cheese, vegetable, coleslaw and hot rice) and Massoli’s bread, coffee, tea or lemonade, $9 adults, $8.50 seniors, $4 children 12 and younger. through April 8, Dowed Hall, 55 Broad St., Akron, 33. Call the post starting at noon Fridays at 33 to place your order for pickup starting at 5 p.m.Īnnunciation Church/Visitation of Mary Parish: 4:30-7 p.m. All dinners include a roll and choice of two sides (french fries, coleslaw, side salad, onion rings, macaroni and cheese).
Pierogi dinner with sautéed onions, and a side of sour cream, $8.50. Choice of beer-battered cod or baked lemon pepper cod. Churches, clubs and lodgesĪcker-Moore Memorial Post: 5-8 p.m., Feb. Some even have chicken tenders on the menu for the kiddos or those who simply don't like seafood.įish fries take every Friday during Lenten season unless otherwise noted. A few have other meat-free meals, such as scallops, shrimp, crab cakes, pierogi and salad. What is Lent?: We explain the basics behind the customs of this holy season leading to EasterĪnd if you're not a fan of fried fish, some places are offering baked fish.
Many offer carryout or drive-thru pickup options. You can find fish fries at area churches, clubs, lodges and restaurants. More places are bringing back their fish fries this year after canceling the Lenten tradition during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. More information can be found on the Diocese of Columbus website.The Akron area offers plenty of options for people seeking meat-free dining options on Fridays throughout Lent. Waggoner Road, Reynoldsburg (Parish Center)ģ752 Broadway, Grove City (School Cafeteria)Ĥ131 Clime Road, Columbus (West Entrance)įridays, 3/11-3/25, Time TBD (drive-thru only) State Route 37, Sunbury (Social Hall)Ģ80 N.
North Broadway, Columbus (Marian Hall)Ħ300 E. Here’s where to get your fish fry and Lenten dinner in Central Ohio: NORTHĤ14 E. Several Columbus-area churches, restaurants and organizations are bringing back their fish fries this year after canceling or modifying during the COVID-19 pandemic.ĭepending on your comfortability, you'll find some spots offering dine-in and/or carryout options. This 40-day period is a time to reflect, fast, and give penance in preparation for the resurrection of Christ on Easter Sunday.
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