Or you can have them steam up shrimp, clams, crabs, oysters or crab legs to take home with you.
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They'll tell you how to cook your seafood if you need some tips, and they sell the seasonings, spices, breaders and other items that you'll need. Outland also sells wild-caught Pacific Coast crabs like snow, king and Dungeness crab legs. and Virginia oysters and clams and fish caught from the local commercial fleets, from yellowfin tuna and mahi mahi to tilefish and grouper to flounder and black sea bass and more. Depending on the season (because this is fresh-caught seafood), you might find blue crabs, soft-shell crabs and crabmeat brown, spotted or white (greentail) shrimp N.C. Located in Manns Harbor, very close to the foot of Virginia Dare Bridge, stop here to pick up crabs, fish, shrimp and shellfish. Roanoke Island & Manteo | Hatteras Island | Ocracoke Island Outer Banks Shopping by CategoryĪ locals' favorite for fresh seafood, Outland Seafood is perfectly situated for picking up fresh, local seafood on your way to the Outer Banks from the west.
Check out the below listing of Outer Banks seafood markets to see where you can catch some delicious dinner during your vacation.Ĭorolla | Duck & Southern Shores | Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills & Nags Head Other markets are tiny huts that have served locals for years (some have been in business for more than a century!) and can take fish from the ocean and into your kitchen within a few hours. Some of the Outer Banks seafood markets are giant establishments that cater to all sorts of tastes, selling both local catches and imported fish along with other groceries. Whether you like to try the most exotic fish in the market or prefer to play it safe with tuna or shrimp, these seafood markets offer daily fresh catches, like mahi mahi, and imported delicacies, like Scottish salmon. As we embark on our latest chapter we are eternally thankful to continue to bring the freshest seafood to you, our valued customers.There are few better times in life to get seafood than when you’re on the Outer Banks, so take advantage of the many Outer Banks seafood markets sprinkled throughout the area. Over our many years on the island of Moss Landing we have witnessed innumerable changes, survived the Loma Prieta earthquake, outgrew our original space and made countless new friends throughout the world by sharing our love for good food. The new Phil’s Fish Market and Eatery is located right next to the iconic Castroville sign and was originally built in 1869 as the first schoolhouse in Castroville. In 2022 we celebrated our 40th anniversary and made a move into our new, historic, location just three miles from our longtime home in Moss Landing. In addition to winning a Throwdown competition against Bobby Flay, Phil’s version of Mama Nina’s Cioppino has been featured on countless food shows, in magazines, newspapers and international media articles around the world Mama Nina’s delicious recipe was a key seed to our success and she would be so proud to know so many folks have enjoyed her Cioppino. The now world-famous recipe belonged to “Mama Nina”-Phil’s grandmother, Nina Catalano. In that early era we added our first food item, a family inspired Cioppino-to-go.
Phil began by primarily selling locally caught fish and, as we grew, customers began referring to the shop as “Phil’s Fish Market”. The original Phil’s Fish Market, known then as the Fish Market at Moss Landing, opened in 1982 in a tiny (250 square foot) industrial space on the island.
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