When you’re in the mood for a fish market, Boston Fish Market is the place to be!

A fish market in Boston, MA is a place to go when you’re looking for a tasty, local seafood meal.

It’s a bit of a catch-22 for the city, because there are few options for fish in Boston.

However, there are plenty of places in the city where you can get a lot of seafood in a relatively small space, and those are places like this one in Dorchester.

The Fish Market has an impressive selection of fish that is affordable and delicious, but you’ll also find plenty of seafood that is not for everyone. 

If you’re feeling adventurous, the Boston Fish Markets seafood is also on point.

It is worth noting that the fish markets in Boston are located in neighborhoods where there is a strong market for seafood, but there are still plenty of options for those who want to try their hand at some fresh fish.

It seems that many people have been visiting this location for years, and it is a little hidden, so you may not know it until you stop by. 

This is the fish market where you will find a great selection of small and large fish, and some that are not necessarily for everyone! 

The Fish Market at 479 Main St. [photo: Google Maps]The Fish market at 459 Main St is a small, intimate market that is located in Dorcester, and the menu is always changing. 

The fish market is open from 10am to 7pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and on Sunday, there is only one fish, a white shark. 

While the fish is not a delicacy, it is definitely a great way to spend a little time with your family and friends. 

On Fridays, the fish and chip shop will have a few different fish items available, as well as the local specialty fish. 

They also have a couple of fish and chips for sale at the fish counter. 

Dorchester Fish Market [Photo: The Dorchester Fish Store] The first fish that you come to is a white whale shark, and while you might not like the size of it, the price is worth it for the tasty meat. 

A white whale is one of the smallest of the sharks, measuring about 5-8 inches long, and has a soft shell. 

You can also find a variety of smaller fish, such as the bluefin tuna and mackerel, but they tend to be more expensive. 

During the weekend, the Fish Market will also be open for sale fish and fish chip specials. 

Fishing at the Fish Markets [ Photo:  The Dorchester Fishing Market ]You’ll also come across a variety fish and seafood at the Dorchester market, including halibuts, white sharks, black drum and a variety varieties of small fish.

You’ll also be able to see a lot more fish and crab, but those are usually just for the weekend and you might have to spend some extra time in the market to see them. 

For an even more diverse menu, there’s also a full fish counter, which is open all day on weekdays and all day at weekends. 

Fish and chip specials are also available at the market, but it is important to note that you’ll need to have a certain amount of cash for these fish and they are often sold out. 

As far as fish goes, the most popular is the king mackerell, which will be available for purchase at the local market.

The fish will come with an extra skewer for dipping. 

King mackells are not always the most appetizing fish, but this one is definitely worth it! 

For more seafood options, the Dorchetta Fish Market offers a variety items that you can pick up for $6.50 each, such a squid, cod, mussels, king mackel, salmon, trout, swordfish and scallops. 

 The market is located at 14 Westbury Street, and is open daily from 10 am to 5 pm on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. 

[Photo: The Dorchettas Fish Market]