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dateCreated	2011-03-18 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	St Regis Parish
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rev:text	This review relates specifically to the St. Regis Fish Fry, and not actually any of their church services, which I haven't attended. Somehow, despite living just a few streets over in South Oakland through six years of college and grad school at Pitt, I never realized that St. Regis does a Lenten fish fry (or they may have just started doing it recently). I went this afternoon for some fish sandwiches for lunch. First of all, the volunteers at the fish fry are so nice. Everyone was friendly and chatty, and super helpful. Apparently, St. Regis is a bilingual church, so there were menus in English and Spanish, and people who spoke both to assist. Second, the food was just awesome. The fish sandwiches are huge and come separated if you order them to-go, so that way your bread isn't soggy by the time you get it home. The breading is so sweet and buttery in flavor, but surprisingly light-feeling. Each fish sandwich comes with a little cup of juicy/crispy coleslaw, a pile of tartar and ketchup packets, a can of pop AND two cookies for dessert! All of this was only $6 per serving. We also got a tray of their pierogies, which are available for $5 a dozen in a variety of 5-6 stuffings. The pierogies are Gosia's, so not made in-house, but still a homemade, local institution. We haven't cooked them up yet, but it is something we are looking forward to. This year, I'm trying to break out of my comfort zone of going to St. Veronica's (now Good Samaritan) in Ambridge for a fish fry, and I'm glad I checked out St. Regis. There's ample street parking in the afternoon, too, if you park up on Parkview and walk down the steps to the cafeteria (the fish fry is the open door on the Childs St. entrance). I highly recommend checking them out!
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rev:reviewer	Jenn

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