$7 for $15 Worth of Seafood at I.C. Sharks Seafood Market in St. Petersburg
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Every angler knows that the best fish is freshly caught, which is why humans developed gills and bears invented scuba diving. Plunge to the palate-pleasing depths of ocean cuisine with today's Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of seafood at I.C. Sharks Seafood Market in St. Petersburg.
I.C. Sharks Seafood Market's shoreline seafood hub partners with local fishermen to reel in a bountiful and delicious harvest every day. Unlike chain supermarkets or corporate cryogenic time-stasis labs, the seafood in the bustling marketplace is always caught locally and stocked fresh, gracing dinner tables with the most palatable underwater treasures such as Gulf shrimp ($7.99/lb.), oysters ($7.50/dozen), and red snapper ($9.95/lb.). As afishionados peruse fillets and tasty sea meats, the in-house chefs whip up tantalizing colossal lump crab cakes ($18.95), soups, and other expertly prepared fish-fry fixin's. To relinquish patrons' fears of frozen flounder or fish that grew up on land, each fish, crustacean, bivalve, and mollusk for sale at I.C. Sharks comes whisked direct from the sea, bursting with fresh flavor, and thoroughly versed on the finer points of maritime law.
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About I. C. Sharks Seafood Market
A seafood market stocked with fresh fish. A marina with direct access to the Weedon Island Preserve. Boat rentals. At I.C. Sharks, staff members sate clients’ hungers for both seafood and coastal exploration, specializing in these and other seashore exploits. The scent of steamed blue crabs lures visitors into the facility’s crab shanty, C.R. Crabs, or into the fish market, where I.C.'s crew works closely with local fishermen to source daily catches of fish, including grouper, tuna, and snapper. At the docks, boating experts teach customers to man Boston Whalers before they launch for up to a day’s worth of boating recreation. Engines roar as these vessels follow charts through nearby islands, where fishermen plop lines into the water or sightseers marvel at dolphins as they sign autographs in their natural habitats. Guests can enjoy a variety of fresh seafood dishes at the waterfront cafe and tiki bar, including fresh grouper sandwiches, fresh Florida fish tacos, and smoked mahi mahi fish spread, washing it down with an adult beverage, including frozen drinks.