It's All About the Seafood!

We pride ourselves on having the most amazing, fresh seafood options out there!  It wouldn't be possible without our two main sponsors Blue Island Oyster Company and Claws Seafood Market, who occupy the East and West Pavilions respectively.  You name it, they've got it - from raw bars to lobster rolls!  We also have several seafood trucks and a variety of other, non-fish, food options available at the festival.

Frank Palermo, owner of Claws Seafood Market, has been in the seafood industry for over 30 years. In 2013, Claws Seafood Market was established and introduced to the West Sayville area. This full service seafood market offers all-natural Chem Free seafood selections from around the world, along with a very old-school roadside clam bar and crab shack. If you’re planning to grill up some local favorites like sword, mako, and salmon - or just stop by for one of our famous lobster rolls and a drink - this is one of Long Island’s little nautical gems!

Blue Island Oyster Company was founded in 1995 with the aim of providing Manhattan restaurants with the highest quality shellfish available,  Owner Chris Quartuccio began scuba diving for natural oysters in the Long Island Sound and delivered them fresh, daily to chefs in New York City.  Fast forward twenty-one years and Blue Island is now recognized as the number one oyster and clam distributor in the New York area.  In addition to producing the world’s only Genuine Blue Point oyster on their farm in the Great South Bay, they supply some of the most sought after oyster varieties in the United States.

 Blue Point knows it takes a hometown brew to live up to New York standards. Our story all started with Toasted Lager, a two-time World Beer Cup medal-winning American Amber Lager. Today, Toasted Lager leads our innovative lineup proudly brewed with unique ingredients like local oysters, North Atlantic seaweed, and beach plums. Though our brewers never stop innovating, one thing has stayed true since 1998: Blue Point is pretty damn proud to brew beer in a boatyard for the people and place that inspire us every day.