Sourcing Map & FAQs

COMMITED TO THE BEST

Our Seafood is flown in fresh, daily, from all over the world.

 

Our shelves are stocked with specialty foods from around the world.  We have a large selection of premium tinned fish, sushi making supplies, Italian pasta, everything you need for a Spanish paella (including the pan!), and much, much more!

THE BEST SOURCES, THE FRESHEST SEAFOOD

*Bang Island Mussels (Casco Bay – Portland, ME)
http://www.bangsislandmussels.com/

*Loch Etive Ocean Trout (Scotland)
https://www.strandfoods.com/

*Riverance Red Trout (Filer, Idaho)
 https://riverence.com/

*Rainforest Tilapia (Costa Rica)
https://www.tilapia.com/

*Ora King Salmon (Nelson, New Zealand)
https://orakingsalmon.co.nz/

*Verlasso Salmon (Patagonia)
https://www.verlasso.com/

WILD CAUGHT & OTHER

ALASKA

  • Wild Salmon (Copper River and Bristol Bay)
  • Halibut
  • Black Cod
  • Dungeness
  • Red King Crab

CANADA

  • Snow Crab

GULF OF MAINE

Lobsters
Halibut
Bluefin

CAROLINAS

Shrimp
Bluefin Tuna
Swordfish

SCOTLAND

Langostines

ICELAND

Cod
Haddock

MEDITERRANEAN

Sardines
Anchovies
Octopus
Branzino

CHILE

Chilean Sea Bass

OREGON

Red Rockfish
Petrale Sole

WASHINGTON

Dungeness

FLORIDA

Grouper
Shrimp
Snapper
Mahi Mahi
Conch

NEW ZEALAND

Cod
John Dory
Sea Bream
Mackeral

TEXAS/LOUISIANA GULF COAST

Head on Shrimp
Crawfish
Blue Crabs
Catfish
Alligator

CALIFORNIA

Uni
Oysters
Some Wild King Salmon
Sea Bass

HAWAII

Ono
Opah
Tuna

MASSACHUSETTS

Ono Opah Tuna

Razor Clams
Striped Sea Bass
Black Sea Bass
Steamer Clams 
Fluke
Mackerel
Skate
Monkfish

* indicates: Our fish primarily comes from the labeled locations, but weather, seasonal availability, and unforeseen circumstances may have us temporarily sourcing from other regions.  We encourage you to always ask about the day’s selections!

ANY QUESTIONS?

Frequently Asked Questions

Most people would think “SALMON” – but salmon tends to have a stronger flavor. Mild fish, like cod, tilapia, halibut and flounder are good to start with when you’re starting out. Icelandic cod is known to be sweet and very mild, but remember, everyone’s different – so try them all!

I’d tell you it’s a mollusk, but I doubt that’s what you want to hear. The 2 most popular types are bay and sea scallops. We fish-lovers like them for the delicate, sweet meat inside the shell. Scallops can be broiled, grilled or pan seared.

Fatty fish – like salmon – can stay in your freezer for 2 to 3 months.
Leaner fish – like cod or flounder can last up to 6 months.

Spanish Mackerel, eel, farmed Atlantic salmon, wild freshwater catfish, flounder…in that order 🙂

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Friday           11:30AM – 6PM

Saturday       10:00AM – 5PM

Sunday          CLOSED

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