Visitors can find all of the flavors that make the Crystal Coast an enticing foodie destination with a visit to the locally renowned Salty Catch Seafood Company and Market. This unique Beaufort destination features miles more than just fresh seafood, and is a great spot to pick up a wealth of locally made goodies that range from homemade soups and meals to-g,o to local spices, teas, coffees, and much more.
Salty Catch Seafood Company is easy to reach for folks staying throughout Beaufort and the Down East area, and the well-stocked market features a range of goodies that can easily be enjoyed at home, or as a tasty souvenir for friends and loved ones back home. The fresh seafood selection changes daily depending on what is being caught in the nearby North Carolina waters, and the shop also features a huge array of local and regional goods that will be a favorite addition to any pantry or refrigerator. From local beers and drinks, to homemade dips and mixes, to North Carolina-based crackers and snacks, the Salty Catch Seafood Company is a tour of all of the cuisine, flavors, and foods that put the southern Outer Banks on the map as a culinary vacation destination.
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