This popular Phoenix fish market is opening a second location. Here's what we know

📆 13/12/2022 19:08:00
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One of the original high-end fish and meat markets in Phoenix is expanding to open another location. Here's what's on the menu at the new shop.

Nelson's Meat + Fish is opening a second location in north Scottsdale at East Thunderbird Square North shopping center. According to owner Chris Nelson, the new 1100-square-foot location will be similar in size to the original location on Indian School Road and will have the same setup.

"There's a reason why the quality of our seafood is what it is and our prices are what they are. We go to extreme lengths to source all over the globe and get options for our guests."

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Not paying to read it, but if I had to guess.. I would bet the new location is in the east valley...? Everything new seems to go to Gilbert or Chandler.

I wished I liked fish.

Best, Freshest, Fish Market in PHOENIX!❤️

It has fish and you can buy the fish now in a new location. That’s the story 😂

Good for them! they’re good people

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