Fulton Fish Market - Bronx, New York

Gaëtan CARRERE

TP agréable, ensoleillé, parfait pour y amener ses enfants.

Georgios Petrakis

There is nothing better to eat than a fresh fish.
FFMC is where you go to get it!
It's the right place to get one big fish to feed 5-25 people, a bag of Oysters or even a box of shrimp.
I m opening a restaurant soon in ridgewood NJ and 75% of my decision is based on the fact that I have access FFMC.
A big thank you to all of those hard working people that provide this service to our community.
THANK YOU fish vendors, sales men, guys on the forklifts and all the fishermen!

Hsin Yi Wei

It was an amazing experience to visit The New Fulton Fish Market. There is mostly wholesale for restaurant owners, but a few vendors do sell their seafood individually.

The space is really bright and wide inside and there are cars moving around fast, so you should be careful walking on the pedestrian walkway.

The market is open from 2am to 7am Monday through Friday. The parking is $7. Be expected to wait in the car for a little bit if you arrive close to 2am. However, the cars do move fast enough to enter the market.

We ended up getting scallops, oyster, shrimps and uni. We tried to cook everything the next day and they all tasted very fresh.

We will probably visit again soon to try their fish, but firstly we need to find more friends to share with us lol

Tom Kempster

First time buyer experience was excellent! The online assistance was accommodating with shipping on a Wed for Thursday delivery. My box with 5 dozen little necks delivered on time, safely packed in dry ice and a super fresh product inside. We steamed the clams and had only one bad unopened. Highly recommend!

Nick Wang

Very fresh seafood well worth the 2am trip to Bronx. Just prepare for slightly bumpy road / road construction nearby. This is a busy wholesale market with lots of fork truck traffic. Big cooler / bag + cash for best deal.

Jonathan Garcia

Wholesale only. Only vendors with ice tables will sell per pound, but usually at a minimum. Anything in boxes is bulk. Come caffeinated, but don't expect much explanation. Bring wipes for hands or gloves since you should be hands on with the fish!

Dallas Plummer

This place is right across the water from Rikers Island and is in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx. You pay $7.00 to get in for parking and there is lots of it. Things to watch out for: The fish market is just that. A busy place that's open Monday through Friday from 1am to 7am. Trucks must be unloaded and fish is being bought and sold. Walk only on the pedestrian paths because there are forklifts going in and out of the market to trucks being unloaded. Be alert and aware of your surroundings because of all the forklifts zooming by. Total nonsense of rude people. I talked to 5 seafood wholesalers and they treated me very very well. If I took a photo of the name of the company and posted it, it's because I recommend them. There is a fish that I saw that I am a new fan of but I wont mention it. I dont want the price to go up. Go see my guy Josh at Caleb Haley at Unit 110 where they have everything and he patiently explained how the fish market works. I'll never buy seafood from Whole Foods again. Real talk.

Alicja

It was a fun experience with a very intense vibe. As a regular shopper, it will cost $7 per vehicle and you can turn onto Food Center Drive to access parking. It’s quite busy before closing if you go at 6 am because everyone is closing down their shops.
Forklifts drive quite fast and recklessly so it is required to wear closed toed shoes.
I recommend wearing thicker shoes that you don’t mind getting wet because there are frequently fish water puddles.
They usually either sell in cases usually or for a certain amount of pounds (i.e. lbs of scallops, 10 lbs of cod).