St Sebastian Fish Fry

Very excellent fish fry done by the staff & parents and served by the 8^th graders. They have pick up orders and very good fish only catch is its seasonal.

I visited St. Sebastian’s for their fish fry last week at the recommendation of Mike M and Kelly R.
Per their website
, the fish fry is available outside of the Lenten season, but some dates only offer carry-​out, so you’ll have to check the website to find out when dine-​in is available.
It seems the dine-​in option is all-​you-​can-​eat fried or baked cod for $ 9.75, while the carry-​out fish fry is $ 8.75. I didn’t want to wait in line and I live a 5-​minute drive away, so I ordered my fish fry for carry-​out.
After standing in line for a few minutes to purchase my ticket, I learned that there is a separate place, through the doors and down the hall, where I purchase my carry-​out fish fry. I was in the wrong line. Now you know.
The dine-​in option also includes a salad bar, per the online dine-​in menu, but I can’t tell you what it was in it.
My carry-​out order included 3 pieces of lightly battered fish (8 ounces per their carry-​out menu), lightly battered shoe string fries, creamy cole slaw, rye bread, and tartar sauce.
I also ordered a bowl of Shrimp Chowder for $ 2.50.
The shrimp was tiny and looked like it came from a tin can. However, the chowder was seasoned nicely and had a nice flavor. I don’t think I would order it again, though.
I didn’t care much for the fries, but the fish, cole slaw, and rye bread were great!
The fish was perfectly cooked, so the inside was white and flake and the outisde was slightly crisp and not greasy.
It’s always nice to support a local chruch and school and see volunteers helping out while serving a decent fish fry and bringing families and neighbors together, awwwwwe.