St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church

7075 Ashworth Path, Western Diverses Moines

The Knights of Columbus seafood fry shall happen all six Fridays from 5:30 to 7:15 p.m. when you look at the parish hallway. Dinner includes fried pollock, cooked salmon, cooked potatoes, french fries, cheese pizza, mac and cheese, blended veggies, coleslaw and breadsticks. Beverages consist of iced tea, lemonade and water. Desserts certainly are a la carte and profits benefit the St. Francis of Assisi Scouts.

Cost: ten dollars adults; $5 young ones 6-12; young ones under 6, free.

St. Elizabeth Seton Church

2566 Scotch Ridge Path, Carlisle

The St. Elizabeth Seton Knights of Columbus will hold Lenten seafood fries on three Fridays — March 6 and 20, and April 3 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the church fellowship hallway. The menu should include cooked and deep-fried seafood fillets, coleslaw, a baked potato or poker chips, rolls, coffee, and lemonade. Desserts would be available from the St. Elizabeth Seton Ladies Guild. Carryout dinners can also be found. A few of the profits will soon be donated towards the Carlisle highschool Dollars for Scholars scholarship system.

Cost: $10 grownups; $5 children 6-11; children under 5, totally free.

Al Snyder, a trustee because of the Knights of Columbus council 644, fries up a container of catfish nuggets Friday, March 20, 2015, during the church’s regular lenten seafood fry at Bascilica of St. John in Diverses Moines. Organizers said about 160 pounds of seafood are fried or baked up each week for the supper. (Picture: Michael Zamora/The Enter)

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church

3300 Easton Blvd., Des Moines

The Knights of Columbus seafood fry is hosted by Knights of Columbus Council No. 10980 for several six Fridays through the Lenten season from 5 to 7 p.m. Dinners consist of baked or fried seafood, hush puppies, green bean casserole, tuna noodle casserole, mac and cheese, cheesy potatoes, a roll and butter along side dessert and products.

Price: $9 adults, $7 children 6-12; young ones under 6, free. $40 household optimum (instant family members just). Punch cards can be bought at $48. The card has six punches for six dishes.

St. Luke the Evangelist

1102 NW Weigel Drive, Ankeny

On March 27, the Knights of Columbus is keeping a seafood fry into the church fitness center. Drive-thru solution offered by 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.; dine-in solution is from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Takeout dinners available during dine-in service. The menu includes fried and pollock that is baked homemade potato chips, green beans, coleslaw and dessert, with macaroni and cheese or fried mac and cheese bites for children choice. Free-will contribution will likely to be taken and contributions will support dating jpeoplemeet neighborhood charities.

Cost: Free-will contribution

St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church

210 Route 63 Hwy., Indianola

A seafood fry supper will likely to be held for many six Fridays in Palmer Hall from 5:30 to 7 p.m. supper includes baked and fried Alaska pollock without any wheat flour, french fries or cooked potatoes, homemade coleslaw, fresh-baked supper rolls, and grilled cheese sandwiches. Beverages include water, coffee and lemonade. Sweets will undoubtedly be designed for an offering that is free-will.

Takeout solution is present for ten dollars each.

Cost: ten dollars grownups; $5 young ones 6-12; young ones under 5, totally free.

Restaurants

Bonefish Grill

650 S. Prairie View Drive, Western Des Moines

Bonefish Grill offers a Lenten special called Fish Frydays beginning on Feb. 28 until April 10. Diners will enjoy the Angler’s Catch — battered cod, four battered and fried shrimp, two hush puppies on a sleep of fries and coleslaw. The unique will even add alternatives of cocktail sauce, tartar sauce, ketchup and malt vinegar regarding the relative part by having a lemon wedge.

Other Lenten-friendly specialties may also be available just like the OMG (Ocean Mixed Grill) 4-course supper for 2 for $49. The Ocean Mixed Grill is supposed to be available Feb. that is beginning 25.

Price: costs differ by meal. Angler’s Catch specific is under $20.

The Chicken

4221 SE Orilla Path, Ste. A, West Diverses Moines

The Chicken has released its Lenten menu that features seven meals:

• Voodoo Shrimp: Fried shrimp tossed in voodoo sauce ($9.99).
• Fish Sandwich: Crispy fried cod filet with United states cheese, lettuce, tomato and tartar sauce with a range of part ($8.99).
• Bang Bang Shrimp Tacos: Grilled shrimp with Bang Bang cabbage, cilantro and lime, served with a part of rice ($9.99).
• Bang Bang Fish Tacos: Fried cod filet with Bang Bang cabbage, cilantro and lime, served having side of rice ($9.99).
• Fish and Chips: offered with lemon and tartar sauce, fries and coleslaw ($10.99).
• Grilled Cod: Drizzled with lemon butter, with broccoli and rice ($10.99).
• Shrimp Pizza: Garlic butter sauce, cheese, shrimp, cilantro, green onion, drizzled with Bang Bang sauce ($12.99).

Culver’s

Enjoy an abundance of seafood specialties at Culver’s for Lent:

• North Atlantic Cod Sandwich or Dinner: Wild-caught then hand-battered in natural natural natural herbs and spices and fried. The cod may be enjoyed as a sandwich or supper with Culver’s family recipe tartar sauce that is secret.
• Butterfly Jumbo Shrimp Value Basket or Dinner: Six items of lightly-breaded shrimp served having a part and a drink that is soft. Or select a 6-piece or 10-piece dinner served with crinkle cut fries, coleslaw and a supper roll.

Areas: different throughout the metro.

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Gateway Marketplace and Cafe

2002 Woodland Ave., Diverses Moines

Fish Fry Fridays are straight straight back at Gateway marketplace and Cafe. Enjoy beer-battered fresh cod with fries, hush puppies, tartar sauce, fresh lemon and coleslaw every Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. through Easter (April 12).