Located along the historic Commercial Street waterfront, Browne Trading accesses the highest quality Maine seafood. However, did you know that Browne Trading also sources the finest wild Portuguese fish weekly? Known for the pristine quality and significant seafood culture, Portugal...
We love the holidays for sharing our favorite meals with those closest to us. Whether you host large parties with friends, or intimate family meals, congregating around a table to enjoy food is one of the most special elements of...
Whether you are new to caviar keys or looking for an easy method on the go, we got you covered with two different caviar opening procedures. Follow our instructions on opening caviar safely. How to Open Caviar with a Caviar Key...
We historically associate fish and fish oil with health but what about fish eggs? What are the health benefits of caviar? Is caviar healthy? According to a few sources,caviar has health benefits from protein, fat, and vitamin B12 (Lang, Healthline,...
Rod Browne Mitchell has been a trusted guide to quality seafood since he began sourcing for renowned chefs in the early 1980s. As true today as it was then, Browne Trading Company takes pride in providing seafood and caviar of...
If you have been asking "where is peekytoe crab?" you are not alone. Browne Trading's founder, Rod Mitchell, famously coined the term for this crab back in the 90s and we can never have enough in house. So the question...
Regaled throughout the world as the ultimate sushi fish, bluefin is among the most sought after fish in the sea. Largest of the tuna family, bluefin tuna remains famous for their highly migratory patterns and voracious appetite. Bluefin tuna migrate...
Did you know that in addition to offering wholesale and online seafood, we have a specialty food market open to the public? Though Rod Browne Mitchell prides himself as the finest seafood vendor, he has an appreciation of fine cheese,...
Do you wonder what makes Chilean Sea Bass so special? We source our Chilean Sea Bass, commonly referred to as Patagonian Toothfish and Alaskan Butterfish, from Glacier-51 Toothfish. This fishery receives their name from the Fiftyone Glacier, 2,553 miles south of...
