Easter Fish

To enjoy an Easter seafood feast over the holiday weekend make sure you place your order early to avoid disappointment as we have limited delivery slots each day as our fish is caught and freshly prepared daily by our fishmongers.

Our fresh products are easily stored in your fridge, fresh fish will keep for a few days or can be popped in the freezer to save. We promise - our fresh fish that you freeze will taste a lot fresher than anything you can buy chilled at the supermarket! We also have a selection of premium frozen products like Langoustines, Cooked Octopus Tentacles and tasty Carabineros which are perfect for a special grill feast.

With limited delivery slots available ahead of the Easter weekend we recommend ordering as soon as you can to avoid missing out on delivery for your Good Friday or Easter Sunday celebrations!

- Easter Delivery: please order fresh fish and seafood items for delivery on Wednesday 5th and Thursday 6th of April. Frozen, pantry and smoked items can be ordered in advance and stored until you wish to serve.

- We will be closed for delivery from Friday 7th to Tuesday 11th of April.

Fresh Fish Delivery
If ordering fresh (especially live shellfish), please order as close to the date you want to serve. Fresh items delivered before Wednesday 5th of April will not stay fresh for serving on Sunday 9th of April, unless frozen. Please note, live shellfish including oysters, mussels and clams should never be frozen. See our FAQS for more information.

Frozen & Heat at Home
Any items delivered frozen should be stored in the freezer until you wish to enjoy them. Please leave in the fridge overnight to fully defrost before cooking. 

The Sea is our Warehouse
There are many factors that may impact the availability of seafood, including bad weather and issues with transport. While we will make every effort to deliver our exact specification, we may be forced to make replacements with a similar or better-quality item. Rest assured we will always inform you if we are forced to make any changes to an order.