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A local landmark since the 1800s, our photogenic market on Custom House Wharf is the number one destination for locals and people-from-away alike in search of lobster in Maine, and the freshest seafood anywhere. And no, we don’t throw our fish. We love our fish. We wouldn’t do that. Still, bring your camera.

Maine's Source

Portland has many of the most well-regarded restaurants anywhere in the northeast, and the best of those come to us as their source for quality seafood. They love our specialty cuts, custom orders, rare species, sustainable practices, and market prices.

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We ship almost any of our product to you, including live lobsters. Count on the actual real people (no robots, no cyborgs!) behind our fancy website to pack and ship your next special occasion with care.

We like it here.

We rely on a wide variety of neighbors and friends from around the globe to supply us with fantastic seafood. And speaking of the globe, we love the one we’re on, so we pay close attention to shifting sustainability practices. We’ll never sell something simply because it’s available, and we’ll never sell you something we wouldn’t take home ourselves.

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This weekend’s in-store retail specials:

From our Facebook feed. In-person pricing only.

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This weekend's #specials have something for everyone's taste buds.
Tuna, Halibut and Mahi for the grill or the stovetop. Grey Sole for Sole Meunière, one of Julia Child's favorite French recipes.
And crabs for a snack.
Come on in!

Vintage HFM recipe:

harborfish.com/tuna-steak-royale/

A walk around Custom House market this morning was like playing “I Spy”…walleye fillets, ‘whales’ soft shell crabs (while they last), striped bass fillets, house made Ecuadorian cocktail shrimp and fluke!

#portlandmaine #scarboroughmaine
#crabs #fishmarket #tuna #halibut #supportlocal #supportmainebusiness #greysole #mahimahi #portlandoldport ... See MoreSee Less

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. This weekends #specials have something for everyones taste buds. Tuna, Halibut and Mahi for the grill or the stovetop. Grey Sole for Sole Meunière, one of Julia Childs favorite French recipes. And crabs for a snack. Come on in! Vintage HFM recipe: https://harborfish.com/tuna-steak-royale/ A walk around Custom House market this morning was like playing “I Spy”…walleye fillets, ‘whales’ soft shell crabs (while they last), striped bass fillets, house made Ecuadorian cocktail shrimp and fluke! #portlandmaine #scarboroughmaine #crabs #fishmarket #tuna #halibut #supportlocal #supportmainebusiness #greysole #mahimahi #portlandoldport
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Harbor Fish Market • (207) 775-0251 • 9 Custom House Wharf • Portland, Maine 04101

(207) 503-5900• 246 US Route 1, Scarborough, Maine 04074