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McDonald’s brings back Chesapeake Bay-inspired ‘filet-o-fish’

Outlets of the fast food giant in Baltimore are bringing the 'Old Bay Filet-O-Fish' back to menus in February

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 1, 2016 18:01 GMT
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Outlets of fast food giant McDonalds in Baltimore, US, are bringing the 'Old Bay Filet-O-Fish' back to menus in February, reports City Paper [...]

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