Ways to Get Rhode Island Seafood
Fresh. Local. Sustainable.
Rhode Island is known for its quahogs and calamari, but it’s renowned for a variety of local seafood from oysters and lobster to striped bass and tautog.
We’ve put together some resources for buying and preparing local seafood, including videos on how to shuck oysters or dig your own clams.
Local Seafood Resources
Find Rhode Island Seafood
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Local Seafood Resources
Fishline App
Want to buy fresh fish and lobsters right off the boat? This app will show you the species, the vessel, and where to find it. And, since the fish are sold whole, it also includes instructions for filleting, deboning, and scaling fish (under the “Welcome” tab). >>More Information
Where to Get Local Seafood Pickup or Delivery
Where Can I Buy Shellfish or Find Farm Tours?
Local Food Guide to Rhode Island
WhatsGood App
You can sign up for a free account and get Rhode Island produce and seafood from over 60 local farmers and food producers delivered right to your door. >>More Information
Narragansett Bay Lobsters
Narragansett Bay Lobsters is now offering all kinds of seafood, including locally harvested shellfish and finfish, for curbside pickup from its location in Galilee or for free home delivery from Westerly to Cranston. >>More Information
Urban Greens Co-op Market
This co-op market in Providence is open to nonmembers and now includes fresh fish shares. >>More Information
Seafood Recipes
Mussels
Quahogs
Mahi Mahi
Whole Fish
Grey Sole
Calamari
Monkfish
Black Sea Bass
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