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The Freshest Local seafood On Martha's Vineyard

 

Edgartown Seafood has Martha's Vineyard's largest selection of fresh and local seafood!

We sell a wide variety of fresh fish, shellfish, locally caught live lobsters, prepared dips and grocery goods. We carry based on what's fresh and seasonal, so give us a call or check us out on Facebook for updates about today's catch. 

Owners Crockett, Andy and Jimmy took over the company in June 2023 after working at Edgartown Seafood for many years. The boys ensure ensure only the freshest seafood is available for their customers. The previous owner and their former boss, Danny Larsen, spent his entire life working with seafood, from his years working as a commercial fisherman to his three decades owning and operating Edgartown Seafood.

 

PHONE

(508) 627-3791

LOCATION

138 Cooke Street
Edgartown, MA 02539

2024 HOURS

10am-6pm EVERYDAY

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An always changing selection of fresh and local seafood, Prepared Foods and Take out

The history of Edgartown Seafood. Our family, the Larsens, has been catching and selling fish on Martha's Vineyard for generations.

The Larsen family has been catching and selling fish on Martha’s Vineyard for generations. Danny Larsen opened Edgartown Seafood on a clear spring day in 1987. But both he and his family's relationship with the sea has stretched back for centuries. 

Dan'l Larsen, Danny's paternal grandfather, first landed on Martha's Vineyard in the early 19oos on a merchant sailing schooner from Norway that made an emergency stop for repairs. Dan'l, like his descendants, immediately fell in love with the Island. Years later he returned with his wife, and together they raised five children here, including three sons who became famous fishermen, Bjarne, Dagbart and Danny's father, Louis. 

Louis and his brothers became known as the Lucky Larsens for their record-breaking catches of swordfish. During this time, the Island economy was heavily reliant on fishing and farming, And the Larsen family's boats, the Christine and Dan, the Chilmark Sword, and the Chilmark Voyager, were imposing landmarks on Menemsha Harbor. 

Danny continued his father's tradition as a commercial fisherman, fishing out of Menemsha Harbor for swordfish up and down the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico. As Danny continued to commercially fish, his father embarked on the next chapter of the Larsen's relationship with the sea by opening Larsen's Fish Market in Menemsha in 1969.

As Larsen's became an Island Institution, Danny continued to fish commercially into the 1980s. When Danny was ready to settle down, he again followed in the family tradition by opening his own fish market in Edgartown, where he continues to use his decades of experience to source and sell the freshest, highest quality seafood for customers from around the world. 

Danny ran the fish market with his son, Daniel, until 2023. Crockett Cataloni, Andy DiMattia, and Jimmy DiMattia, long time employees of Edgartown Seafood and lifelong island residents, purchased the business in March 2023 hoping to continue the island institution and make a name for themselves as business owners on Martha’s Vineyard.

Daniel (left) and Danny (right) at Edgartown Seafood, photo by MV Times

Daniel (left) and Danny (right) at Edgartown Seafood, photo by MV Times

"I hate this friggin picture, please don't put that on the new website" - Danny Larsen, 2016 (Pictured here in the 1970s)

"I hate this friggin picture, please don't put that on the new website" - Danny Larsen, 2016 (Pictured here in the 1970s)

Dan'l Larsen, the first Larsen on Martha's Vineyard and Danny's grandfather, pictured here in Menemsha

Dan'l Larsen, the first Larsen on Martha's Vineyard and Danny's grandfather, pictured here in Menemsha

The building of the Christine and Dan, Falmouth, MA 1945

The building of the Christine and Dan, Falmouth, MA 1945

 

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