Catholics are required to abstain from meat during Fridays of Lent. Fish, however, does not count as meat -- and has resulted in the beloved tradition of the fish fry.

The Lenten season starts this week and so does the search for fresh fish markets, restaurants or traditional, church-hosted fish fries. This year, Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 14, and ends ...

With each passing Lent, the tradition of eating fish on Fridays serves as a reminder of both the spiritual significance and the culinary joy that comes with honoring centuries-old customs. For ...

Given that fish is a permitted food during Lenten Fridays, it has become a tradition in parts of the United States for churches to offer a fish-fry dinner during the Fridays of Lent.

On Fridays throughout Lent, Twin Peaks customers can take advantage of deals on meat-free menu items, including fish and chips with a 22-ounce Miller Lite or Coors Light beer (starting at $12) or ...

Lent is finally here, and you know what that means: It's time for fish and chips on Fridays. It's the one time of year when there is no guilt for indulging in the fried goodness that is fish and ...

We took a look back in 2024 at several fish sandwiches being offered at fast food chains in our region, and pitted them against one another in a taste test.

Fish is always a staple in the Chamorro diet, but Guam residents eat it even more during the Lenten season, when many Catholics abstain from eating meat. Manny Duenas, president of the Guam ...

Lenten fish fry is 4-8 p.m. every Friday during Lent, including Good Friday. Beer battered cod loin served with cole slaw, choice of potato and roll or six piece battered shrimp dinner served ...

A popular spot in Clawson for Lenten fish fry will not happen this year. The fish fry from the Clawson Knights of Columbus for more than three decades will not take place in 2025.

Whether you are fasting for Lent or just enjoying a breaded, fried seafood treat, here are our results from the head-to-head fish sandwich competition.