Knights Of Columbus

Had the fish fry here last Friday night. Honestly, it wasn’t very good. The Holy Trinity Council on Cass St. does a better job. While it is farther go, it is worth it.

I called to ask about a dance floor when we heard they were having a great singer and was told there was one and there was no cover price. Great! We brought 3 couples with us from our dance group only to find they had a large round table for 8 filled with diners on the dance floor. After this group finally left I explained all this to the bar manager Bob and asked him about removing the table. He smirked and offered to refund our cover fees. I told him I was embarrassed because I had called ahead and brought friends who dance. He asked me who I talked to and sarcastically said he would fire them. I told him I was just asking him to clear and remove a table. He said he couldn’t remove it and said if others left the 4-​top tables, which were on carpeting and not conducive to dancing, that he would clear them away for dancing. I asked why he would hire a big band singer and then place a huge nonmoveable table on the dance floor and he said he couldn’t do anything about that. He asked me if I wanted him to tell people to leave. I walked away at this point because I was frustrated and didn’t want to get in an argument.
I felt his response to me was rude and unnecessary. I called first and then I asked him politely to clear a table, which is what he was doing when I spoke to him.
He did eventually clear the table and we danced the second set. The singer Peter Oprisko was entertaining and very good.
Will we return? Highly doubtful. Will we tell everyone we know how rude this man was? Highly probable.
We will continue to follow this singer and dance to his songs at every opportunity.

The fried cod was ok but not fantastic at least not how I remember it in the past. The wife had baked cod and regretted it, her comment was only that it was like rubber.
The price was great but the food needs help.