Pagano’s Inc

I called a few days ahead and was quoted $ 30 for a gallon of fresh chopped sea clams — went to pick them up later that week — the fishmonger in the shop wouldn’t let me go without paying $ 50 for that same gallon… I wasn’t a «commercial client». No mercy. No compromise. I’ve been buying these clams from this supplier, on and off, for over 5 years — always wholesale… The new retail market has definitely changed the vibe (from my perspective).
No question, great seafood– just lose the unreasonable fishmonger.

This is by gar the best fish market inower fairfield county. It may not be the most local fish but it is fresh and the selection is great. Whether you are looki g for fish, clams, oysters, shrimp, etc it is all there. Prices reasonable and the staff is very helpful. This is a must.

Best place to buy seafood in the area. Top notch product and excellent customer service.

Very good FRESH seafood. Great service as well. We get lobsters from here a couple of times a year and theyre always great. Yes its expensive but for certain things this is a better place to buy.

Many of you know about Pagano’s in Norwalk. They sell their fresh daily catch wholesale and retail. But many folks are surprised to hear that Pagano’s also has an extensive menu offering varieties of Fish ‘n Chips to-​go. You can get fried oysters, fish, shrimp… you name it. They typically use beer batter but they can fry up the yummies in corn meal for an extra crunch, if you prefer.
Mr. William at Pagano’s is extremely helpful and friendly gentleman. He will fry up some of his fresh catch of the day, pack it up to-​go with tartar sauce and cold-​slaw. He will make sure your bag has utensils, ketchup, salt, pepper, vinegar. Everything you need to customize your fish ‘n chips fantasy.
I usually can’t wait to drive all the way home before I dig into my bag… so I open up the bag right there in my car. One side-​effect though: the car smells like fish for days to come. (Hmmmm…not sure if it is such a bad thing) :-)

Great seafood store. They don’t always have everything, which is a good sign. They only have what’s fresh. The ONLY place I will buy Tuna, it’s truly Sushi grade. Expensive? Of course.