(2 out of 4 fishes) Holy Trinity is easy to find - it's an architectural beacon with its well known twin spires rising majestically in the Hyde Park neighborhood of St. Louis near I-70. The fish fry is in the basement, and can be a little difficult to locate for a first time visitor. Ordering was simple. This was only the second week for Holy Trinity as they were starting a fish fry for the first time in 20 years, so a few logistics were still being worked in terms of ordering and getting food. Styrofoam plates.
Food
Very good catfish nuggets. Sides were simple, but done well. Nice touches such as Marconi bread and Brazie’s spaghetti sauce from the Hill. Choices include catfish, Cod, and baked tilapia. Several sides to choose from.
Value
Good value. $8 plates that includes two sides and dessert. $5 for sandwiches. $1 for drinks.
Atmosphere
Holy Trinity is a beautiful church. The fish fry is in the basement, which has super high ceilings. A cool space. Friendly volunteers.
Overall
3 out of 4
Holy Trinity is a lunch time / dinner fish fry serving from 11:00am - 6:30pm, so it's a good option if you are looking for a lunch time fish fry. Holy Trinity was starting a fish fry for the first time in 20 years. They did several things very well - great fried catfish and nice touches such as Marconi bread and Brazie's spaghetti sauce. The downside was that they were still working out some of the logistics of getting food orders efficiently processed. But once they get the logistics worked out, Holy Trinity will be a great lunch-time option. Plus, you can check out some of the great redevelopment going on in the Hyde Park neighborhood.
Reviewed
2/23/2018
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