The 2025 Fish Fry/Seafood Roundup is Here!

Kim Weightman • March 3, 2025

Here's the List You've Been Waiting For...The 2025 Bethel Park Fish Fry/Seafood Roundup!

Here’s our annual list of restaurants and organizations offering fish fry's and seafood specials in Bethel Park! We’ve noted some specials or menu items below; however, for full menu information, dining options, ordering information and more, please visit the website listed or call the phone number.

If you know of another restaurant or organization that should be included on the list, please email kindness@bethelpark.net. Thanks and happy dining!

Al’s Café

435 McMurray Rd., Bethel Park

412-833-4099 * www.alscafepgh.com

They’re running specials throughout Lent Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays after 4 p.m. including shrimp tacos, lobster mac and cheese, a jumbo fish sandwich, and salmon topped with lump crab meat.

Take Out/Dine In

Ann’s Chop House

2783 South Park Road, Bethel Park

412-854-2667 * annschophouse.com

Whaler fish sandwich, weekly specials and coleslaw every week.

Take Out/Dine In/Delivery with DoorDash and Grub Hub, and Uber Eats

Bella's on Fort Couch

91 Fort Couch Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15241

412-835-4320 * www.bellasonfortcouch.com

Offers items such as a crabcake sandwich, tuna salad sandwich, hand-breaded cod fillet sandwich, Boston scrod – broiled or English, jumbo lump crab cake, broiled spots, and more.

Take Out/Dine In

Bethel Park Legion #760

2409 Bethel Church Rd., Bethel Park

412-835-9690 * Bethel Park Legion 760 (bethelparklegion760.org)

Every Friday from 4 - 7 p.m. during Lent

Offering fish platters, shrimp platters, fish sandwiches, pierogies, lobster bisque, mac and cheese, and haluski.

Take Out

Christ United Methodist

44 Highland Rd., Bethel Park

412-835-6621 * www.christumc.net/fishfry

Lunch 11 a.m.–2 p.m.; Dinner 4-7 p.m.

Menu includes a variety of meals and a la carte items such as fried fish sandwiches, baked fish, Boom-Boom shrimp, shrimp tacos, and more.

Take Out/Dine In/Drive-Thru (visit website for more info)

Eat’n Park

5220 Library Rd., Bethel Park

412-835-4011 * (eatnpark.com)

Options include tuna melt, deluxe whale of a cod sandwich, pierogies, fisherman’s platter, breaded shrimp dinner, baked cod, Nantucket cod, whale & mac, & more.

Take Out/Dine In/Delivery

Family Deli

3400 South Park Rd., Bethel Park

412-835-9939 * (familydeli-bethelpark.com)

Fridays during Lent from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. offering hand-breaded cod sandwiches, baked cod, or fish special (includes two of the following sides: mac ‘n cheese, haluski, fries, and coleslaw); seafood soups.

Take Out Only

Lemonhead’s Brightwood Grille

5317 Brightwood Rd., Bethel Park

412-835-9858 * lemonheadsgrille.com

Offering blackened shrimp, coconut shrimp, seafood bisque (Fridays only), baked cod, hand-battered and beer battered fish sandwiches.

Take Out/Dine In

Level 20 Lounge

1033 Paxton Dr., Bethel Park

412-595-7953 * www.level20lounge.com

Offering items such as lobster bisque soup, Collin’s fish and chips, grilled Scottish salmon, broiled cod, and Collin’s English Fish Sandwich.

Take Out/Dine In

Ma and Pop’s Country Kitchen

2840 South Park Rd., Bethel Park

412-595-8451 * (1) Ma & Pop's Country Kitchen | Facebook

Baked or fried cod, other specials - call or stop by for more information.

Take Out/Dine In

Olive Garden

Village Square Shopping Center, 6000 Oxford Dr., Bethel Park

412-835-6353 * Olive Garden Italian Restaurant | Family Style Dining | Italian Food

Shrimp scampi, seafood alfredo, herb grilled salmon, calamari, and more.

Take Out/Dine In/Delivery

Our Lady of Hope Parish
St. Valentine Church - Frawley Hall

2710 Ohio Street, Bethel Park

412-835-4415 * 2025 Lenten Fish Fry - Our Lady of Hope Parish - Pittsburgh, PA

Fridays of Lent except Good Friday from 4:30-7 p.m.
Menu items include jumbo beer-battered cod sandwich, Nantucket baked cod, fried butterfly shrimp, baked crab cakes, pierogies, clam chowder, mac ‘n cheese, and haluski.

Take out/Dine In

Pasta II

5260 Library Rd., Bethel Park

412-831-3400 * (pastatoorestaurant.com)

Menu includes baked scrod, stuffed scrod, shrimp scampi, stuffed shrimp, fried shrimp, crab cakes, Norwegian cod sandwiches, broiled Norwegian cod, & more.

Take Out/Dine In

Resurrection Parish
St. Thomas More Campus

126 Fort Couch Road, Pittsburgh, Pa., 15241

412-833-0031 * Resurrection Parish | Lenten Fish Fry 2025 | Pittsburgh, PA
Every Friday during Lent except for Good Friday 4:30-7 p.m.

Offering items such as fried hand-breaded or baked cod dinners, fried fish sandwich dinners, fried shrimp dinners, a la carte items such as a fried fish sandwich, Lucia’s homemade mac ‘n cheese, pierogis, cheese pizza slices (dine in only), & more.

Take Out/Dine In/Drive Up Ordering (see website for details)
Preorders due by Thursdays at 2 p.m.

South Hills Elks Lodge 2213

2789 South Park Rd., Bethel Park

412-831-0616

Offering a full line of fish dinners, shrimp dinners, and fish sandwiches.

Every Friday from 12 – 6 p.m. CASH ONLY.

Take Out/Dine In

Trolley Stop Inn

6247 Library Rd., Bethel Park

412-831-7300 * www.trolleystopinn.com

Offering beer-battered fresh fried cod fillets served on Cellone’s hoagie bun; tuna salad sandwich, wrap or hoagie; Cajun salmon salad; homemade pizza; crabby patty sandwich, and more.

Take Out/Dine In/Delivery

Nearby Fish Fries:

St. Catherine Labouré Catholic Parish

St. Louise de Marillac Catholic School

310 McMurray Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15241

412-835-0600 * Family Fish Fry - St. Louise de Marillac School - Upper St. Clair, PA (use website to order takeout dinners only)

Every Friday from 4-6:30 p.m. in the school; to order takeout, must order online

Fried fish dinner, baked fish dinner, shrimp dinner, two pieces of pizza w/fries; whaler sandwich (fish, fries and slaw on sandwich); mac and cheese side.

Pickup behind school in parking lot.

Take Out/Dine In

St. Paul's Episcopal Church

1066 Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon PA 15228
412-531-7153 * Lenten Fish Fries 2025 - St. Paul's Church - Mt. Lebanon, PA

March 7, March 21, and April 4 from 4:30-7 p.m. * Online orders end Thursday, 4 p.m. before Fish Fry

Fried fish dinner, fried shrimp dinner, baked salmon dinner, Cajun bites dinner, fried fish sandwich, clam chowder, and more.

Take Out/Dine In

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