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Art's Fishery
Posted by:
Kenneth Haag
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Date: August 05, 2011 06:30PM
From the late 40's to about 1955 my mother worked at Art's Fishery. Owned by Art Jeschke (spelling?) the little store at 3145 West Addison was well-known for the best in fresh and smoked fish and fried shrimp. Does anyone remember Art's and maybe have photos to post?
Re: Art's Fishery
Posted by:
Richard Stachowski
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Date: August 05, 2011 07:01PM
[b]I don't but how about 28th & ashland next to the canal. Anderson's Fishery. On the east side of ashland on the south shore of the canal.[/b]
Re: Art's Fishery
Posted by:
rgrazian
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Date: October 30, 2011 03:46AM
How about Hagens Fish on Montrose west of Central? Great fish sandwiches for $1.50.
Re: Art's Fishery
Posted by:
Business7007
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Date: April 13, 2013 12:54AM
I don't know about Art's Fishery, but there was an Al's Fishery on 95th Street just East of the bridge that made the best fried Shrimp and fish chips that I have ever had. It was a tiny place maybe 4 small tables but it was so good that I would drive from the far north-side just to enjoy what they did so well.
