S. Myers

An old-​fashioned hands-​on approach is what makes this stall so outstanding. You only need to spend a few minutes here to see how the staff react to their regulars — laughs, banter and a catch up is all part of the service here.
Of course it helps if the range they sell is good and here it’s terrific. Masses of fish — that’s an obvious thing to say — but throw in a large range of shellfish, both fresh and frozen, and you have a truly outstanding stall. Once the people who run it get to know you they’ll keep various cuts of fish to one side if you shop regularly, and if you have a particular requirement they will do whatever they can to fulfil it.
I travel to the market every couple of weeks and the trip to Myers stall is always one of the highlights as everyone is so nice. This is my pick of the fish and seafood stalls in the market by some distance.

Though smaller than the others on Fish and Game Row, S. Myers is still a worthy competitor for the market crown. It’s size is irrelevent when it comes to being a fish supplier. They are happy to take special requests and order in. Just because their display is smaller doesn’t mean they lack in stock!
My one drawback with all these fish stalls in a row is that it can be difficult to work out which is which, unless you step back and look at the signs. Neverthless, despite being flanked by Bethells, they stand their ground and do a good job!