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We are currently allowed 25% capacity for indoor dining, That's about 7-8 people Our dinning area is small with that being said We strongly recommend calling in your to go orders as to not crowd the storefront and lessen wait times
Covid-19 Update: From the office of the Governor of NJ.
Effective Immediately
Customers must now wear face coverings or masks when picking up takeout orders at restaurants or food places, These same places must provide the PPE to their workers too.
We have increased our housekeeping and sanitation efforts frequently sanitizing often touched surfaces including entering and exiting door handles, Soup stations, Counter tops, and Prep areas.
We are currently offering curbside No Contact pick up, Simply call in order and give us call when you arrive.
If there is anything you may need any special request on fresh fish from our list that we do not carry, Give us a call we need only 1 days notice to get it for you.
Thank you All for supporting small businesses during this difficult time.
Please stay safe.
Today, the President signed a new Executive Order promoting American seafood competitiveness and economic growth. This Executive Order will propel the United States forward as a seafood superpower by strengthening the American economy; improving the competitiveness of American industry; ensuring food security; providing environmentally safe and sustainable seafood; supporting American workers; and ensuring coordinated and transparent federal actions.
Specifically, the Executive Order calls for the expansion of sustainable U.S. seafood production through:
In addition, the Secretary of Commerce announced the allocation of $300 million in fisheries assistance funding. The funding is provided by Sec. 12005 of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, also called the CARES Act. It will be allocated to states, Tribes, and territories with coastal and marine fishery participants who have been negatively affected by COVID–19.
As we all know, the 2020 COVID-19 crisis has created a turning point in the way the seafood industry does business. In addition to other efforts and financial support, this Executive Order and the funding available through the CARES Act creates an exciting new opportunity to address long-term challenges to expanding the domestic seafood sector.
Chris Oliver
We are currently allowed 25% capacity for indoor dining, That's about 7-8 people Our dinning area is small with that being said We strongly recommend calling in your to go orders as to not crowd the storefront and lessen wait times
Covid-19 Update: From the office of the Governor of NJ.
Effective Immediately
Customers must now wear face coverings or masks when picking up takeout orders at restaurants or food places, These same places must provide the PPE to their workers too.
We have increased our housekeeping and sanitation efforts frequently sanitizing often touched surfaces including entering and exiting door handles, Soup stations, Counter tops, and Prep areas.
We are currently offering curbside No Contact pick up, Simply call in order and give us call when you arrive.
If there is anything you may need any special request on fresh fish from our list that we do not carry, Give us a call we need only 1 days notice to get it for you.
Thank you All for supporting small businesses during this difficult time.
Please stay safe.
Today, the President signed a new Executive Order promoting American seafood competitiveness and economic growth. This Executive Order will propel the United States forward as a seafood superpower by strengthening the American economy; improving the competitiveness of American industry; ensuring food security; providing environmentally safe and sustainable seafood; supporting American workers; and ensuring coordinated and transparent federal actions.
Specifically, the Executive Order calls for the expansion of sustainable U.S. seafood production through:
- More efficient and predictable aquaculture permitting
- Cutting-edge research and development
- Regulatory reform to maximize commercial fishing
- Enforcement of common-sense restrictions on seafood imports that do not meet American standards
In addition, the Secretary of Commerce announced the allocation of $300 million in fisheries assistance funding. The funding is provided by Sec. 12005 of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, also called the CARES Act. It will be allocated to states, Tribes, and territories with coastal and marine fishery participants who have been negatively affected by COVID–19.
As we all know, the 2020 COVID-19 crisis has created a turning point in the way the seafood industry does business. In addition to other efforts and financial support, this Executive Order and the funding available through the CARES Act creates an exciting new opportunity to address long-term challenges to expanding the domestic seafood sector.
Chris Oliver
Salmon Market
In early December Salmon prices were reported as being 31% higher than a month prior. In addition, the holidays also increased demand and interrupted some harvesting. As a result Salmon prices remain high.
We are staying competitive and bringing in fresh salmon for our customers. (without using a farm raised fish).
Scallops We have also seen an increase in price per lb for wholesale scallops. Third party purveyors are getting 13.99 - 18.99 a Lb for 10/20 Dry day boat scallops. For that reason we felt a need to raise a couple of menu prices and are still competitive as some of our competitors prices are 45% higher than ours for broiled scallops and some maybe 20% cheaper because of the use of a smaller size 20/30 scallop. Regardless if you choose your scallops from Monte's broiled or fried your portion size will be 3/4Lb for 10/20 Size Scallops.