Our fishmongers
Our renowned, award-winning master fishmongers meticulously choose and skilfully prepare only the finest catches, ensuring that each fillet is of exceptional quality. Orders are hand-prepared to customers’ exact specifications.
Our expert team includes two master fishmongers who have 60 years’ combined industry experience. You can be confident that your fish and seafood order has been sustainably sourced with consistent quality. It will be safe and traceable, prepared with care each and every time.
All our fish will be consistently sized, to your specification, and packed for simple splitting and storage.
Award-winning fresh fish packaging
No leaks
Our new packaging means no odour and no melting ice; delivered fresh to the chef.
Pre-portioned and individually packed
Sealed for freshness and perforated for excellent portion control.
Fully recyclable packaging
Helping towards your sustainability goals
Improved shelf life
Reduced storage space and reduced waste – just open when needed.
Latest packaging technology
Our latest thermoform technology provides our customers with an effective and improved sustainable solution
Consolidated delivery
Fresh fish can now be included on a consolidated delivery along with the rest of your food order.
Award winning thinking
Winners of the Innovations in Packaging Gold Award at the Footprint Awards 2022
Fish filleting
We hope you find these fish filleting videos helpful to improve your skills and give you more confidence.
Mackerel butterfly
Bream
Lemon sole - pan ready
Salmon
Sardines
Turbot - cross cut fillet
Plaice - pan ready
Plaice - pocketed fillet
Lemon sole - cross cut fillet
Sea bass
Sardines - butterfly fillet
Red mullet – heart shaped fillet
Plaice - cross cut fillet
Gunard – filleted & de-boned
Squid
Storage & handling
Our fresh fish is packed in award winning packaging and delivered in temperature controlled vehicles.
Whole fish & fillets
Store whole fish on a tray in a refrigerator covered with cling film at between zero and four degrees centigrade. The gut cavity should be clean, and the fish should be dry, not sitting in a pool of water. Best to place the fish on a rack in a tray. Fillets and portions should be stored the same way.
Molluscs
Cover molluscs with a damp cloth, newspaper or seaweed, and keep the lid on the box to avoid drying out and keep the chill off. The ideal temperature is six and eight degrees centigrade. Never put directly in front of fans blowing chilled air.
Live crustaceans
Store live crustaceans in the same way you store molluscs. Pick up live crustaceans by the body, not the claws or tail. Treat them carefully. Dropping, throwing or skidding the boxes across the floor will stress the fish and weaken them.
Oysters
Store in the same way as live crustaceans and Molluscs but always sit them cup-side down to keep the moisture in.
Smoked fish
Store smoked fish separately from raw fish in the refrigerator. Remember hot smoked fish is a ‘high risk’ product and should be stored carefully at zero to four degrees centigrade.