Fishmart Royal Star Foods

10/09/2026

Sold Out!

LAST CHANCE!
This is it folks, our last pan of fresh soft shell clams for the year! If you have been craving for a feed this is your sign to come get some while we still have some.
Fresh and clean you can't beat it!
$5.25/lb

09/28/2026

09/06/2026

Open today 12pm-5pm

08/07/2026

We have a new beautiful picnic table outside for your use 😊 perfect place to sit down and eat some delicious cooked lobsters or shuck your fresh juicy island oysters

08/07/2026

Come see us or call 902-882-5062 for availability 🐟

07/05/2026

Fresh seafood is here and ready for your weekend feast! 😋

✨ Fresh Mussels — $3.25/lb
✨ Live Lobster — $11.50/lb
✨ Cooked Lobster — $11.75/lb
✨ Fresh Haddock— $12.50/lb

ANDDD the long wait is finally over… 👀
🦪 WE GOT CLAMS TOO! 🦪

06/30/2026

🇨🇦Great news we are open 9am to 7pm for all your Canada Day celebration needs 🍁 🇨🇦

06/21/2026

🦞 Celebrate Father's Day with Seafood! 🦪

We're OPEN today until 5:00 PM!

Treat Dad to his seafood favorites:

🦪 Quahogs — $0.70 each
🦪 Choice Oysters — $1.20 each
🦪 1/2 Peck Oysters — $17.95/box
🦞 Live Lobster — $10.50/lb
🦞 Cooked Lobster — $11.00/lb
🐚 Clams — $5.25/lb
🐚 Mussels — $3.25/lb

Stop by and grab something special for Dad while supplies last!

📍 Royal Star Fishmart
🕔 Open today 12 - 5 PM

06/16/2026

🦞 HOW RARE IS AN ORANGE LOBSTER? 🦞

Have you ever seen an orange lobster before it was cooked? Most people haven't!

An orange lobster gets its unique color from a rare genetic mutation that affects the pigments in its shell. It's estimated that only about 1 in 30 million lobsters are naturally orange, making them one of the rarest color variations found in the wild.

While bright red lobsters are common after cooking, finding a naturally orange lobster is an incredible sight and a special catch for any fisherman.

How incredible is it that we have 4 of these rare beauties, stop in to see them for yourself!!

Keep an eye on our page for more unique catches and seafood facts from the sea! 🌊🦞

Have you ever seen a rare-colored lobster? Let us know in the comments!