Good Friday is a religious event where people around the world will be tucking into seafood to mark the occasion. But, why do we eat fish on Good Friday?

By Sam Sifton Melissa Clark’s baked fish and chips.Credit...Ghazalle Badiozamani for The New York Times. Food Stylist: Barrett Washburne. Good morning. I drove 100 miles the other morning, only to ...

A fish-and-chips spot in Noyo Harbor serving fresh ... Tourists snapped harbor photos. Even after lunch, a long line snaked away from the counter. Schnaubelt never boasted, but the scene spoke ...

Ahead of what is said to be the busiest day of the year for chippies across the UK, the country’s best 40 places to get a fish supper have been revealed. Long queues are expected at takeaways ...

Did you head out for fish and chips on Good Friday? If so, see if you can spot yourself in our photos below.

Fish and chips on Good Friday is a time-honoured tradition – but that doesn’t mean you need to reach for greasy takeaway. This lightened-up version of fish ’n’ fries delivers all the ...

Arthur Treacher's features fast-food style fish and chips. The chain recently opened new restaurants in Ohio and Connecticut. A once-popular fast-food fish-and-chips restaurant chain that had ...

Thinking about where to eat fish and chips on Good Friday? (Picture: Getty Images/Mint Images RF) The Christian festival of Easter begins on Good Friday, which this year falls on April 18.