From Red Lobster to Popeyes and Freddy’s, these chain restaurants serve the best fried flounder plates and fish sandwiches, especially during Lent.

That’s The Fishin’ Pig in a nutshell. Located in Farmville, this restaurant has become the kind of place where locals gather not just for the food, though we’ll get to that glorious catfish in a ...

Find the best fried fish gatherings in North Jersey this Lent. Discover local restaurants, churches and organizations hosting events.

Looking to try something new in Dallas-Fort Worth? Community Impact highlights new restaurants weekly. Now open Coffee Nutz offers specialty coffee, avocado toast in McKinney Beyo ...

Yorkshire Fish & Chips in Denver might sound like it’s all about British seafood classics, but locals know a delicious secret – their fried mushrooms are the stuff of legend, worthy of detours and ...

Flying Fish recently opened a second Plano location, a company news release states. The fast-casual seafood eatery, which was founded by restaurateurs Shannon Wynne and Larry Rich ...

From local dives to classic eateries, find Arkansas fried catfish destinations beloved by residents for flavor, tradition, and true Southern crust.

Several organizations in the Springfield area are hosting fish fries for Lent. Most events take place on Fridays leading up to Easter Sunday. Many locations offer all-you-can-eat options, kids' meals, ...

Catch the Harlem Globetrotters bringing their mix of basketball, comedy, and audience interaction to Lubbock's United Supermarkets Arena on March 29, 2026, for an unforgettable family experience.

Let's be real, there's a fish sandwich from McDonald's that most folks overlook on the menu. It's sitting there beneath the Big Mac and the Quarter Pounder, kind of like that quiet kid in class who ...

There is a rare kind of evening when you step out of the car and feel dinner decide itself before you reach the door. That is ...

Fried chicken is taking over the U.K. NPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks to British fish and chip shop owner, David Miller, about the country's changing tastes. You don't get much more British than fish and ...