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THE FLASH SALE IS HERE!
With California Caviar, Oysters, Mussels & Red Urchin!
Get ready to stock your kitchen with a sea-to-table bounty, just in time for a cozy Valentine's dinner. Whether you're planning a romantic seafood feast or a flavorful surf-and-turf, we have everything you need to make it special. We have a wide variety of options available, including Squid, Grass-fed Beef, Chicken & more, these ingredients will inspire creativity to celebrate!
📦 Order by 9:00 am Thursday, delivered Saturday
🚚 Order by 10:00 am Friday, delivered Saturday
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Sequim Sapphire Oysters
Our Sequim Sapphire Oysters were harvested fresh over the weekend from the Jamestown Skallam tribe in northwestern Washington. With the Pacific Ocean to the west and Hood Canal to the east, the S’Klallam tribe has long been dependent on local, wild resources. The nutrient-rich tides allow their Sequim Sapphire Bay Oysters to thrive on a regular fresh, clean food supply.
These oysters are equally smooth and silky, and deliver the perfect touch of sweet, mineral, and cucumber notes. For an elevated pairing, enjoy them with our Caviar spooned on top. Medium size oysters can be eaten raw, but are good for grilling or baking, like for Oysters Rockefeller. If you want to brush up on your Oyster Shucking Skills, you can do that here.
Mussels
Mussels are a vital contributor to ocean health and seafood sustainability. A single mussel can clean and filter up to 40 gallons of water a day, and the cultivation of mussels requires no feed, fertilizers or additional water. So you can enjoy a dinner that much more knowing what a great choice they are for you, your family, and our ocean health!
In addition, just three ounces of mussels provide 40% of the daily protein needed by the average person! Mussels also have a high amount of iron that is good for the production of red blood cells and preventing anemia.
Red Urchin
Do you know you’re helping save our California coast kelp forests by enjoying Red Urchin? Massive urchin barrens decimating our coastal ecosystems are being cleaned up by divers like Tom Trumper and his family and team up in Fort Bragg. Usually seen in high-end sushi restaurants, these sea urchin delicacies are renowned for their creamy texture and rich, briny sweetness. Now bring this delicacy home!
Caviar
California sturgeon caviar is a sustainably produced delicacy, raised in eco-friendly aquaculture farms that prioritize environmental stewardship. Known for its refined flavor and smooth texture, it’s a thoughtful addition to gatherings.
To fully enjoy caviar, it’s best served chilled, either directly from the tin or using a non-metallic spoon to preserve its delicate nuances. Pair it with simple accompaniments like blini, toast points, or neutral crackers, which allow the caviar’s flavor to shine. Adding a touch of crème fraîche or sour cream can make it a delicious experience.
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Caviar
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Sequim Sapphire Oysters
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Fresh Red Urchin Uni
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Fresh Mediterranean Mussels
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Squid, Whole
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Whole Gulf Shrimp
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SALE DETAILS
ORDERS: Use the Real Good Fish website to view featured items in the flash sale for this week and place your order. Sale closes at 10am PST Friday morning. If you are outside of the Western states please contact us and we can upgrade the shipping to overnight for an additional fee, or can send the product to arrive after the weekend.
DELIVERY: All deliveries will be sent to the address you choose in checkout. This can be the address you use for your general Real Good Fish deliveries or an alternative shipping address. Deliveries will be made on Friday or Saturday to your door, depending when the order is placed.
SHIPPING: Enjoy free shipping on any orders over $100. For any orders less than $100, there will be a $35 shipping charge added to the final total. Delivery is available nationwide but any locations outside of CA, NV, UT, AZ, WA, OR, or ID will be subject to an additional shipping fee.
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THANK YOU! 🙏
Your support keeps hard-working fishermen and farmers using sustainable practices on the water and stewarding the land.
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