Greater Lansing has great options for those who love fish and seafood of any kind - fried with house-made batter, baked in delicious seasoning and sushi. Let's not forget the sushi! Whether it's the Lenten season, or you just love some great fresh fish/seafood, here are some of our favorite fish-loving eateries in Lansing!

One North - East Lansing is a sports-themed casual dining restaurant featuring scratch cooking, craft beers and cocktails and live entertainment. Their beer-battered cod paired with golden fries and tangy slaw is the perfect bite to satisfy your cravings.

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Get hooked on Bobcat Bonnie's ocean-fresh specials! From crispy fish and chips to a mouthwatering fried fish sandwich and zesty fish tacos, they've got something for every seafood lover.

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Fresh, delicious, and waiting for you! Dive into SaltRock's breaded walleye served with crispy fries, or enjoy a walleye sandwich topped with a tangy slaw.

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Summerlands Brewing's tropical taproom invites you to relax and enjoy a lightly battered Haddock sandwich topped with a Caribbean slaw and a side of fries. Pairs well with any of their excellent selection of craft beers, seltzers, and non-alcoholic craft soda.

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Harry’s Place has a menu full of a variety of different tasty foods, but if you are looking for fried fish, they’ve got you covered. This neighborhood bar & grill hosts a special Friday Fish Fry, every Friday during Lent. This special offers a 3 pc. or 5 pc. Cod Dinner with two sides on Fridays from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. We know you’re sure to be swimming away with a full stomach and a smile!

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This Lenten season, Lansing Brewing Company is featuring white fish hand dipped and fried to a golden crisp. Served with fries, house-made coleslaw and tartar, and a lemon wedge!

Don't wait to try it out!

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Have a fish craving? Eastside Fish Fry has a selection of fish including red snapper, salmon, tilapia and more. Pick your favorite fishy flavor and they will fry it or grill it. Drop in and grab some Food Network-Guy Fieri-approved fried fish! Open 7 days a week.

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While you may know Old Nation for their famous hazy beer; M-43, they also have a delicious fish dish. Their Shrimp ‘N’ Chips consists of popcorn shrimp served with your choice of potato and tartar sauce. Between you and me, I’d choose their unique coin-shaped tots or a cup of their beer cheese soup! Don't forget to check out their current Blackened Salmon Sandwich, which includes a brioche bun topped with blackened salmon, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and tartar sauce.

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With the word 'fish market' in their name, you should know that Mitchell’s has a big variety of fresh fish & seafood dishes to choose from. Dinners will delight, like the Lobster and Shrimp Stuffed Cod, Ginger Crusted Salmon, Pecan Crusted Trout, Cedar Planked Salmon and other delicious plates. Don’t forget to spoil yourself and try the freshly fried calamari!

Looking for a fancy fish dinner? Capital Prime is your spot. Dinners include Pan-Seared Salmon or Sea Bass, Great Lakes Walleye, Seafood Risotto and more. Start with a Shrimp Cocktail, end with a Caramel Warm Brownie Crème Brûlée for the ultimate experience.

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Old Bag of Nails is known for some of the best fish & chips in town. This restaurant offers a wide variety of pub fare that is certain to please.

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Head over to East Lansing and dig into Dublin Square’s Fish & Chips dish with Guinness beer battered North Atlantic cod, served with a side of apple coleslaw and fries. They also have a decadent lobster mac or choose the char-grilled Norwegian salmon salad if you are looking for something a bit lighter!

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Located in the Eastwood Towne Center complex, P.F. Chang's serves up new age modern Asian cuisine with an extensive wine list and tempting desserts all served in a stylish bistro setting. Let their Oolong Chilean sea bass light up your senses!

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Favorite Sushi Places

I always wondered if sushi is always just raw fish? Not always. Raw fish is sashimi. Sashimi is just sliced raw fish, sometimes dipped in sauces and sometimes served with sushi. Sushi is a dish that incorporates vinegared rice, and usually served with some other ingredients.

While the ingredients are top-tier, the true magic happens in the kitchen. Every roll at Lalafish is hand-rolled to order, blending artistry and precision with every bite.
Lalafish invites you to sit down, savor the experience, and become part of the story.
Located at Lansing Shuffle.

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Nestled in the heart of downtown Lansing this small shop delivers big taste in their sushi creations. No matter what kind of mood you're in-spicy, cool, crunchy, salty, or whatever, they're sure to have the delicious flavor that will suit your needs!

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Located in the Hannah Plaza directly across from MSU, SanSu has one of the largest sushi bars in town and a diverse menu including teriyaki to bentos and noodles. Perfect for lunch or dinner, find the finest fresh fish and their ability to create a variety of rolls which satisfy even the most adventurous of tastes.

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Maru believes in serving only the finest, freshest ingredients and shop locally whenever possible and use organic produce and wild caught fish when available. With a comprehensive wine list and a chef driven, food focused practice, Maru is a local favorite.

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Ohana Sushi and Bar specializes in Japanese cuisine and all-you-can-eat sushi. With a variety of food, there's an option for everyone.

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Favorite Lenten Fish Fry

Want a true Fish Fry Friday? There’s something about the Lenten season and that oh-so-familiar smell of fish when you hit up a school/church gymnasium or veterans hall fish fry. Most include a 2-piece fish dinner with coleslaw, mac & cheese or some variation of that.
Check out:
St Thomas Aquinas at St. Thomas Aquinas School Gym, 915 Alton Rd. East Lansing. Open 4-7 p.m. Fridays during lent, drive thru and dine in available. Dinner includes fried or baked fish, french fries, coleslaw, mac and cheese and a roll. $15 per person. 
St. Mary's Williamston St. Mary Gym, 220 N Cedar St., Williamston. Open every Friday during lent 5-7 p.m. Dinner includes 2 pieces of fish, mac n' cheese a drink and dessert.  $12 adults, $10 seniors, kids 7 and under free. 
St. Jude DeWitt 801 N Bridge St., Dewitt. Every Friday during lent from 4-7 p.m. All You Can Eat (dine-in only) baked cod and fried pollack, French fries, baked potato, macaroni & cheese, coleslaw, breadsticks and drink. Adults: $15, Family cap $50. Kids 6 and under free. Take-out available.
St. Gerard's Knights of Columbus 5300 N. Grand River Avenue, Lansing. Every Friday during Lent from 4:30–7 p.m.  Dine in or Take Out. Three pieces of fried cod (baked available in limited quantities), french fries, homemade macaroni & cheese, coleslaw roll and butter for $15 Adults; $10 Kids 14 and under. Soft drinks and bar drinks are available for purchase.
Community of St. Mary & St. Ann Catholic Church 807 St. Mary Blvd., Charlotte. Every Friday during Lent from 4:30 - 7p.m. Dine in or take out. $15 Fish Dinner: 3 piece baked or fried cod, baked potato or fries, coleslaw, & corn bread. $10 Child plate: 2 pieces baked or fried cod, French fries. $8.00 Mac&Cheese dinner with baked potatoes or fries, coleslaw and corn bread.
Knights of Columbus, Council 3281 1108 North US-27, St. Johns. Serving 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. every Friday during Lent. Baked fish, fried fish, baked potato, steak fries, macaroni and cheese, green beans, coleslaw and a dinner roll. Coffee, juice and water provided. $15.00 for adults, $8.00 for children 6-12. Under 6 are free. Carry out meals available. 

**Every effort was made to ensure this information is accurate. However, we suggest that you contact each restaurant directly for hours and details.