Grew up at 17 charlotte Street 1956 to 1965.
My great grandfather Papa Charlie
Lee was a fisherman. He would always bring lots of crabs home. Lorna, Pauline and I had fun cooking and devouring those crabs. For me fish was not liked as my great grand aunt, Gramma who sent me fried or stewed fish and seasoned rice on Sundays was of oriental descent was old and really wrinkled. I thought that i would become old and wrinkled if i ate from her. .would bawl. Mom had to always try to convince me that I could not get that way by eating the food she sent. Years later I found out that Gramma was not the cook of those meals. My friends and I would walk down Charlotte Street, cross over Tower Street, pass the salvation church to the sea shore but not before stopping at Georgie's shop at the corner to buy sweetie. We sometime stop by the bakery next door to Georgie where Ballyn would sell hot bread or continue to Miss Owe's new store,a supermarket with an electric snow cone machine near the gully.
My uncle Gerald was a postman. He and I would get up early Sunday mornings to go swimming at sea at the end of Charlotte Street. Fun times were had back in the days. Rae Town. I miss those days.
Easy way out
Been around for many years and still bringing in great catch for 🐟 fishing folks 👍
Has parking. You get to pick your fish. Fish is always fresh.
A party is held there every saturday its fun to go to
Safe, and device ok
Come tea town at Angella fish shop today get de fish for to day
Best source of fish
Good prices but the place needs to be better taken care of physically.
Love it and fresh everything
Best in fresh fish Maxine and sons.
All types of seafood available
This is where you find ManyDishes, the best place to have some really good food