As Lent begins, Metro Detroit hosts fish fry events across Wayne, Macomb, Oakland, and St. Clair counties. These gatherings offer meat-free meals for those observing the season and provide a space for community interaction. Notable fish fry locations in Wayne County include St. Maria Goretti Parish in Dearborn Heights, Christ the Good Shepherd Parish in Lincoln Park, and Our Lady of the Scapular Parish in Wyandotte, as relayed by ClickOnDetroit.
Several churches and organizations in Oakland County are hosting fish fry dinners as community fundraisers. Sacred Heart Parish in Auburn Hills offers meals for $14, with free meals for children under 10. St. William Parish in Walled Lake provides drive-up service with online ordering. The Rochester Area Knights of Columbus serve baked or fried cod dinners from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Rochester Community House on Friday. The Knights of Columbus Plymouth offers on Friday dinners until April 11, including a macaroni and cheese meal with fries, coleslaw, and a roll. Prices vary by location, according to The Oakland Press.
Restaurants across metro Detroit offer various fish fry specials during Lent. Scotty Simpson’s in Detroit serves Nova Scotia cod with hand-cut fries and homemade slaw, while Gus' Snug in Clawson features beer-battered Atlantic cod with housemade tartar sauce. Options include all-you-can-eat, carryout, and gluten-free meals, accommodating different preferences and dietary needs, as reported by Detroit Free Press.
