The first McDonald's Filet-O-Fish was created by a Cincinnati franchisee to serve Catholic customers during Lent.

Whether it's Lent or you just love that crispy Alaskan pollock, you can get a bigger, more filling Filet-O-Fish with one ...

Not a fan of tartar sauce, but still don't want a dry fish sandwich? Make sure to shake out a couple drops of this popular Asian sauce on it instead.

Today, the McDonald's Filet-O-Fish is a beloved part of the menu, but it's undergone major changes, including a switch away ...

Ever wondered where the pollock in McDonald's beloved Filet-O-Fish comes from and who catches it? The company credits this ...

Ronald McDonald, Grimace, and the Hamburglar are the stuff of McDonald's legend. Sadly, the chain's fish sandwich mascot didn't catch on in the same way.

*In 1959, entrepreneur Lou Groen opened the first McDonald’s in the Cincinnati, Ohio area. After working a variety of jobs and eventually becoming president of the Cincinnati Restaurant Group, Groen ...

According to a Facebook post by Greasy News, a 1976 ad featuring Phil A. O'Fish promoted the sandwich as "a real taste treat" ...

I'm stocked for Lent.