Fish fry is back at the American Memorial Serb Hall, 5101 W. Oklahoma Ave.
Beginning Friday, Feb. 17, guests can once again enjoy one of the city’s most notable fish frys, which will be available for dine-in at the historic President’s Hall or take-out via their drive-thru and carry-out window (first-come, first served).
Two fish fry options will be available: Serb Hall's classic Icelandic fish fry featuring two or three pieces of deep fried square-cut Icelandic cod ($15.95 or $18.95); or a traditional fish fry featuring two or three pieces of Atlantic cod served deep-fried or baked ($13.95 or $15.95). Serbian style Atlantic cod served in a tomato based sauce with peppers, onions, garlic and spices is also available ($14.95 or $16.95).
All fish dinners are served with a choice of potato (French fries, garlic mashed potatoes or Serbian potato salad), coleslaw, salted marble rye bread with butter, fresh lemon and tartar sauce.
Serb Hall's Friday fish fry will be available every Friday from 3:30 to 8:30 p.m. (dine-in or carry-out). Reservations are available for parties of eight (8) guests or more. Please call (414) 545-6030 to make yours.
Beginning on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 22 and running through Wednesday, April 5, Serb Hall will also be offering a Wednesday evening fish fry, available from the drive-thru only from 3:30 to 8:30 p.m.
More information is available online at serbhall.net.
Serb Hall is also hiring for a variety of positions, including kitchen staff, servers, bartenders and hostesses. Interested parties can apply online.
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