For as long as I could remember, this address has always been a fresh fish market. It has changed…read moreowners many times over through the years. In my opinion, there's nothing like a stand alone fish market (as opposed to those that have a little fish section in a gourmet shop) unless it's Fairway or a similar store.
I absolutely adore seafood and it's also my favorite animal protein.
I've been shopping here since forever and I really like their variety of seafood.
There's even a sushi section (although I've never tried) that appears to be appealing and fresh.
On my favorite food holiday--Christmas Eve--when the Italian (and my family) tradition is everything seafood (no less than 7), I always find myself shopping here. This market is very crowded around that time of the year.
This store has fresh and frozen assortment of both shellfish and seafood.
Mussels, clams, scallops, squid, shrimp, Branzino, trout, filet of sole, filet of trout, filet of whiting, sea bass, lump crab meat, king crab sticks, salmon, crab cakes and a lot more. I tend to stay away from Tilipia and Basa. You might notice at any fish market, it's the cheapest fish by the pound. And that's because it's imported from murky waters. At least that's what I've read and believe.
In addition to a variety of seafood, there are various accompaniments & condiments such as cocktail sauces, Panko breadcrumbs, tarter sauce, fish fry batters, etc.
I don't think they carry every variety of fish, but there's enough. And it's fresh. One thing to note---at times, they will sell out of certain fish. That's when you put plan B into place after the disappointment.
BTW, I bought one pound of clean squid ringlets. I made a fresh sauce to accompany my squid ink pasta :)
Good stuff here.