If you've never been to a Lenten Friday Fish Fry at Assumption Church in Broadview 
Heights, Ohio (9183 Broadview Road) make it a point to come to at least one, and bring a bunch of your friends..you won't be disappointed!Our fish frys have often received coverage by the local t.v. stations.
The dates are as follows and all are from 4:00p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
- Feb. 28
- Mar. 7
- Mar. 14
- Mar.21
- Mar.28
- Apr. 4
I have been a member of Assumption Church since 1990 and have both worked at and enjoyed the fish frys for many years so I know first hand just how good they are.
Here's what you can expect:
- Broiled orange roughy dinner, which your choice of 3 pierogies or haluski (cabbage and noodles) or french fries, coleslaw or applesauce, bread and butter, coffee or tea. $11.00
- Adult dinner which includes 2 pieces of fried cod, or 2 crab cakes, or 10 fried shrimp or 6 pirogies and same sides as above. $8.00
- Senior Dinner, same as above adult dinner. $7.00
- Children's dinners (age 12 and under) are also available and offer 1 piece of fried cod, or 1 slice of cheese pizza, or grilled cheese sandwich with the sides being 2 pierogis, or french fries or mac-n-cheese, plus applesauce or coleslaw, bread and butter. $4.00
- Pop and bottled water are sold for $.75
- Additional sides are $3.00
The pierogis are all handmade by the men and ladies of our church as is the coleslaw. It's my favorite coleslaw ever..and I am very picky.
Take out orders are also available and you can call 440-546-9552 after 4:00p.m.
Desserts are made and sold by the Parent's Club to benefit Assumption Academy. Having worked the dessert table for many years I can tell you that these Moms know how to bake and a great many of these desserts are homemade and because the parents take turns baking, there is always a nice variety of baked goods.
It is mind boggling just how much work goes into these fabulous fish frys. From the homemade noodles, pierogis, and coleslaw, to all the volunteers that serve up the food, and those that do the MAJOR clean up afterwards, to those who set up the tables, and those that put the tartar sauce in those little cups. This is a huge endeavor and all you have to do is
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