Came to buy some fresh seafood as their ad would say. Sadly there were only shrimps and some cut of…read morefish. Expected more but was let down.

Did not smell like fish at all the building smelled of rot. the fish itself is clearly flaking…read moredespite "being cut same day" so i cant possibly trust that this is fresh.

Fresh seafood stores are non-existant on Amelia Island. Lofton Creek is a short ride over the…read morebridge, and well worth the visit. All their seafood is fresh and most, if not all of it is sourced locally. The people behind the counter are helpful, firendly, (and in my case) patient and willing to answer our questions. It doesn't get better than that!

They are always welcoming and very friendly, they have everything you want very fresh and anything…read moreyou need for fishing

Super nice and helpful couple running this place. Filleted 3 beautiful fresh fish-- two sea bass…read moreand one red striper. Very clean with good selection of local catches. All fresh except the salmon.

very good service with a smile every think was fresh and clean would recommend to everyone to…read morestop in an try them

We go here often for meats and speciality items. The market has some specialty meats such as…read morestuffed chicken breast that are fabulous. They also carry many unique local food items for your pantry. Love patronizing a local business with great service and selection.

Since I wrote this, I've been back almost every week. The meats are still top notch, the smoked…read morebrisket, the best I've ever eaten, and they're getting a pretty great wine selection. You have to try the house made Brisket Shepherd's Pie and the Eggplant Parm. Holy cow they are delicious. They have a new guy working Sundays, his name, I think, is Paul. He is hands down one of the nicest and most helpful people I've met in any store. Brian, Perry and Mary are also really nice and helpful. I love this place.

Shrimp fresh to market from water increase in March. Only frozen in stock right now. Went to get…read moresome gator that is from LA to this market. making fried gator tails

Came home with 20 lbs of Georgia shrimp! I can't wait to start cooking. Everyone there was very…read morehelpful.

These people are the real deal when it comes to seafood. They own the boats the catch the shrimp…read moreand crab and right now they're selling their wears near the Loews on Saturdays, but if you call them you can go by and pick up fresh shrimp and crab any day of the week. The shrimp all head on is only $6 for the jumbo a pound and $3 for mixed sized and the crabs are $15 a dozen I believe. They are multi generation members of the community as well as fishermen. They are planning bigger and better things in the coming months and year. Hopefully a storefront somewhere. They also always have some really cool non seafood item this week they have fresh Lemons the size of a baseball they were so big I thought they were unripe oranges, and they also had tangerines that were out of this world and 6 for $5 so you just can't beat the deals and support a local business and if you're a farm to table person the only you'd get fresher is to buy your own boat and cast a net. On Saturdays rain or shine they're there and will always offer helpful advice on how to prepare something is you are unsure. Heck their shrimp is fresher and almost the same price as the restaurant depot. I love these guys and will continue to patronize them as long as I am here in the area.

This business does not serve food. We picked out a nice…read morelive Maine Lobster & bought a #of Salmon for another meal. The Lobster was good, & the guys inside have lots of good advice about their products, which includes new service, pre-made çrab boil buckets. They had frozen whole octopus, tentacles, calamari rings, breaded rings. Fresh tuna, oysters the works. It's a nice little place run by nice folks.

Stumbled across C & C Fisheries, and boy, are we glad! They used to be wholesale only but are now…read moreopen to the public. Small case, but the fish are beautiful. Live lobsters, as well. I am so glad we found them!!!

Amazing fresh fish meals and a great spot to sit by the water and enjoy a relaxing meal. You walk…read moreup to the counter, place your order, and then find a seat while your food is freshly prepared. Everything about this place feels refreshing, from the atmosphere to the food. A simple, casual, and really enjoyable waterfront dining experience.

Haven't been to Safe Harbor since the remodel. It is nice to have a bar and additional seating…read morewhere the fresh catch coolers used to be. There was quite a line when we arrived but we took a seat at the bar (FCFS). Service was very fast and attentive. My wife ordered the fried mayport shrimp as nd I ordered the whole fried snapper. Her shrimp were excellent as usual, but my snapper was overcooked. It was still good, but was dry in the thinner areas. All in all a good visit though.

Loved visiting Marche Cotier after dinner for a classic European dessert: wine and cheese!…read more The woman who helped us decide what cheese to get was very helpful! She gave us a bunch of samples based on what we said we were in the mood for, and we were able to tell her how much we wanted of the three cheeses we selected. You can get a charcuterie board (they have a bunch of options) that you add cheese to by weight, or simply have cheese that you pay for based on weight (same way, just cheese - solo) and they will plate it beautifully with some crackers. It was perfect! We had it with a glass of red wine, each ($15 a piece). For the small amounts of cheeses we had plus the wine and a tip, it came out to $45. Very affordable for such a lovely experience with high quality cheeses we don't usually have. We wish there was a place like this near us. There is only indoor seating but they have cute French bistro chairs and tables, They also serve coffee and select gelato and have some pastries and sourdough baguettes for breakfast/snacks (and for their charcuterie and cheese boards). You can also get things there like truffle butter, honey, etc.

Marche Cotier in Fernandina Beach is such a gem -- walking in felt like we'd been transported…read morestraight to Europe. We stumbled in by chance and were blown away by their incredible charcuterie boards, wine selection, and even their dry-aged meat racks (which you definitely don't see often around here!). We ordered a board with four different cheeses and prosciutto (forgive my spelling!) and everything was absolutely delicious. The staff was wonderful -- so welcoming, super knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about what they do. We're already planning to come back for one of their caviar nights, and honestly, I can see us becoming regulars here. Such a great addition to the area!