Our Lady of Sorrows
(5020 Rhodes Avenue, St Louis; www.olsfishfry.com)

Our Lady of Sorrows in Princeton Heights hosts a fish fry every Friday in Lent, but it has theme nights like Italian Night or a St. Patrick’s Day celebration.

OTHER INFO: More info can be found on their website. Entertainment will also be provided at the fish fry.

St. Ferdinand Catholic Church
(1765 Charbonier Road, Florissant; 314-837-3165)

St. Ferdinand committed to fryin’ up fish in 1954 and hasn’t stopped since. The fish fry turns the dial up for Lent but offers other feasts year round.

OTHER INFO: Prices range from $1.25 for shrimp to $16.10 per pound. Sides, desserts, cod, fried or baked fish all available. Carry out only. Every Friday from 3 to 7 p.m., with hours from 2:30 to 7 p.m. on Good Friday.

Find out more here.

St. Patrick Parish and School, Wentzville
(405 South Church Street, Wentzville; 636-332-9225)

You know, for the St. Louisans who want to make a trip across the river. Or for the St. Charlesans who refuse to cross the river (you guys are missing out, though.)
OTHER INFO: 4 to 7 p.m., Every Friday of Lent. Their website explains the options and the pricing.

Saint Mary Magdalen Catholic Church
(2618 South Brentwood Boulevard, Brentwood; 314-961-8400)

If the kiddos demand God’s Cod but you didn’t place an order earlier in the week, St. Mary Magdalen will hook you up with their on-demand drive-through.

OTHER INFO: Prices range from $8 (for seafood gumbo) to $24 (for a family meal deal). Drive-through only, no ordering in advance; 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. There will be no fish fry on Good Friday this year.

Find out more here.

Epiphany of Our Lord
(6596 Smiley Avenue, 314-781-1199)

In addition to the traditional fried cod, Epiphany of Our Lord serves cornmeal-crusted catfish, fried jack salmon and battered shrimp in the heart of south city.

OTHER INFO:Prices range from $1.25 (per shrimp) to $7 for catfish. Carry-out only, order in advance. Hours from 4:30 to 7 p.m. on Fridays throughout Lent.

Find out more here.

St. Joan of Arc
(5821 Pernod Avenue, 314-752-4171)

St. Joan of Arc offers dine-in or carry out options, with separate Lent-approved menu items for the kiddos and feasts for those craving the classics. The church also offers a la carte items for $3 to $6 if you’re not that hungry but still want to enjoy the community of Fish Fry Fridays.

OTHER INFO: Prices range from $4 on the kids menu to $11 on the adult menu. St. Joan of Arc’s fish fry is every Friday in Lent , 4 to 7 p.m.

Find out more here.The site includes detailed carryout instructions.

Parroquia Santa Cecilia
(906 Eichelberger Street, 314-351-1318)

For a Lenten experience unlike any other in town, Parroquia Santa Cecilia’s Mexican fish fry offers an array of dishes including chile releno, bean tostadas and fried cheese quesadillas.

OTHER INFO:Prices range from $2 (for a side dish) to $23 (for a dozen tamales). Curbside pick-up only, orders must be placed online in advance.

Find out more here.

Our Lady of Guadalupe
(1115 S. Florissant Road, Cool Valley; 314-522-9264)

To get both classic fish fry items and Mexican dishes, hit up this fry in Cool Valley where flaky cornmeal-breaded cod loins meet tacos, beans and guac.

OTHER INFO: Prices range from $5 to $10. Curbside pickup (orders in advance only) or dine in. While they haven’t yet posted info online, the parish’s fry is typically every Friday in Lent, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Find out more here.

First Unitarian Church of St. Louis
(5007 Waterman Boulevard, 314-361-0595)

If you’re a vegetarian but want to get in on the fish fry action, hit up the First Unitarian Church of St. Louis to enjoy a feast of non-fish options like falafel, hummus and vegetarian chili.

OTHER INFO: This one is one-night-only in 2024 — February 23, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Prices range from $6 (for kids’ meals) to $11 (for adult meals). Curbside pick-up, carry-out and limited in-person dining. All meals must be pre-ordered.

Find out more here.

Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church
(1910 Serbian Drive, 314-776-3262)

An extensive menu takes center stage at Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church in McKinley Heights. There’s something for everyone here, and the hours are perfect if you’re getting off of work and have a hankering for some delicious fish fry offerings.

OTHER INFO: This is a rare fish fry where you can obtain liquor, not just beer or wine. Food prices range from $2 for just side items up to $15 for plates. Dine in. Every Friday in Lent, 5 to 7:30 p.m.

Find out more here.

Knights of Columbus Council #8887 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church
(17 Ann Avenue, Valley Park; no phone)

This fish fry allows guests to pre-order so they can have plenty of time to prepare for dinner. It’s convenient and speedy.

OTHER INFO: The Knights of Columbus turn off orders at 3 p.m. every Friday. Prices range from $8 to $17, with discounts for seniors; extras cost $1 and up. Drive thru, chance to skip the line with order ahead; 4 to 7:30 p.m.

Find out more here.

St. Peter Catholic Church
(243 West Argonne Drive, Kirkwood; 314-966-8600)

This fish fry offers the picky eaters of the world a fighting chance: Kids can choose between cheese pizza or fried chicken strips. Baked mac and cheese also hits the menu, so kids around St. Louis can rejoice.

OTHER INFO: Kids meals are $5, a la carte items range from $1.25 to $8, adult meals are $13 and seniors cost $9. Dine in and drive thru. Fridays (February 16, February 23, March 1, March 8, March 15 and March 22) from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Find out more here.