Guide to Local Fish Fries

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St. Louis Mom's Guide to Local Fish Fries

Written by Kelly Glogovac

 

a photo of fish and fries

 

Whether you’re a St. Louis native, a recent transplant, or somewhere in between, it doesn’t take long to get caught up in some of St. Louis’ most cherished cultural nuances.

Enjoying the beauty and free attractions in Forest Park,float trips in the summer, trivia nights with friends,overeating toasted ravioli and gooey butter cake, and seeing the 650-foot tall Arch off in the distance are some of the things that make St. Louis special.

Of course, Cardinals baseball holds a special place in most of our hearts, as does earning the title of the second biggest Mardi Gras celebration in the country.

But in between these two events comes a time where we kick off a series of 40 days where every Friday, hundreds of local churches and organizations host weekly fish fries.

 

Mardi Gras crown

 

While the majority of locations that host fish fries are Catholic churches, a lot of other Christian churches and non-denominational organizations get in on the fish fry fun to bring the community together.

Your religious beliefs and affiliations don’t matter – your love of fish (fried, baked, cod, tilapia, tacos, and more!), food, friends, and family are all you need for the next several Fridays. And because St. Louis does not like to be outdone, we take our fish frying to another level with literally hundreds of fish fry options.

Here are some local favorites! 

Christ the King Church

7316 Balson Avenue, University City, MO 63130

“We regret that we will be unable to host our usual Fish Fries this year during Lent. Currently the MRC and Cafeteria are being used by the school to make additional classroom space. Thanks for understanding and we hope to be back next year!”

 

 

 

 

 

 

St. Peter Catholic Church (Kirkwood)

243 West Argonne Drive, Kirkwood, MO 63122

 

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Rebekah Coste
Rebekah is the founder and owner of St. Louis Mom. Born and raised in St. Louis, she loves the city for its rich history and small-town feel, Cardinals baseball, and toasted ravioli! After living and working overseas for three years, she is thrilled to be back in St. Louis. She is a full-time stay at home mom to two beautiful daughters and a son and wife to her husband Jean-Christophe. They reside in Rock Hill. Her hope for St. Louis Mom is that it will be a tool for building community between mothers and a space where diverse ideas and experiences can converge!