Point aux Pins, LLC Bayou La Batre, Alabama Email: Contact UsPhone: (251) 824-1191 Address: 13250 North Wintzell Avenue, Bayou La Batre, Alabama 36509 Updated: May 9, 2014 About Us Point aux Pins oysters can be purchased from Bon Secour Fisheries (Bon Secour, AL), Market by the Bay (Daphne, AL), Crimson Bay Seafood (Bayou La Batre, AL), and Evan's Meat Market (Birmingham, AL). (See the Connections tab.) ----- Nurtured in the pristine natural nutrient rich waters of Grand Bay, Alabama, the Point aux Pins oyster is a succulent savory delight. We use the Australian off-bottom long-line aquaculture system to raise the oyster to market size. Market by the BayBon Secour Fisheries, Inc.Crimson Bay Seafood FisheryFishery Fish/Shellfish/SeafoodMarine Fish/Shellfish/SeafoodOyster (Eastern)Product Attributes - Producer VerifiedAll NaturalChemical FreeFarm RaisedGMO Feed FreeHormone FreeLiveNo Antibiotics EverNo Antibiotics FedNo Artificial ColorsNo Artificial FlavorsNo Growth PromotantsNo MSGNo PreservativeSushi-gradeProduct FormsFreshLiveOther: Box of 100 or by the dozenAdditional InformationMarkets ServedLocalNationalBusiness DetailsDays/Hours of Operation: We sell wholesale to certified shellfish processors.

About UsPoint aux Pins oysters can be purchased from Bon Secour Fisheries (Bon Secour, AL), Market by the Bay (Daphne, AL), Crimson Bay Seafood (Bayou La Batre, AL), and Evan's Meat Market (Birmingham, AL). We use the Australian off-bottom long-line aquaculture system to raise the oyster to market size.×ConnectionsMarket by the BayBon Secour Fisheries, Inc.Crimson Bay Seafood××buy sashimi grade fish brisbaneTo retrieve an establishment score enter a name, city or select a county or establishment type from the drop down lists. sushi tei jakarta tripadvisorClick on the SEARCH button after entering your selection(s).sushi grade fish woodland hills

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Chef Jeffrey Hansell’s career is focused on food: fresh, seasonal, local food. And he has a unique personality in the kitchen for an extremely young executive chef finding success within a fiercely competitive culinary scene in Birmingham, Ala. An anomaly to some in the food service industry, Chef Hansell keeps his cool at all times. “He’s a really good guy, and you don’t always get to say that about executive chefs,” said server Andrew Reamer, who has worked for 2 ½ years at the Veranda on Highland (VOH), Hansell’s Birmingham restaurant. “You always talk about their cooking, but [not] who they are and their personality… their makeup as a person,” Reamer added. Hansell, 28, brings influences from all over the country to this restaurant, and his menu embraces seasonal shifts and locally grown produce. Hansell grew up in Waveland, Miss., and the beach lifestyle there helped develop his relaxed aura on the line. The fresh seafood and Creole cuisine in this coastal city, situated next to Bayeux Caddey on the border of Louisiana and Mississippi, have also shown up in Hansell’s cooking no matter where he has traveled over the years.

But then again, he picks up techniques wherever he is lucky enough to learn, and those influences have followed him across the country. Hansell cooked in his grandma’s kitchen, worked on shrimp and oyster boats, got a soccer scholarship and finished culinary school at the University of Southern Mississippi. Now he is succeeding in the same market as some of the best chefs in the Southeast, and in the country, such as Chef Chris Hastings of Hot and Hot Fish Club (right next door to VOH), and Chef Frank Stitt of Highland Bar and Grill (in the Five Points South district, within walking distance of VOH). Many who visit Birmingham expect simple Southern flair – classic barbeque, patios, beer and football. The beauty that Birmingham’s restaurant scene offers, and a style that Hansell has embraced, combines this familiar charm with fine dining elegance. Hansell described his two favorite dishes on the menu at the time that best exemplify this philosophy: “Right now, there’s a bone-in pork chop that I use the sous-vide technique on.

So, I butcher it, season it, and pour bacon fat into a bag, and then it poaches in that bag.” “I have a sous-vide pork belly and then I have smoked ham hock that are in the collard greens, and it’s cornmeal spoonbread in pot liquor. All very Southern, very soulful, very comforting. Comforting is the perfect word,” Hansell explained. That comfort factor combined with culinary excellence draws many visitors to pork rinds, buckets of crawfish, and oysters on the menu, too. VOH offers drink pairings with these Southern crowd-pleasers, and Hansell has once again succeeded at bringing hometown comfort to a formerly “stuffy,” seemingly unapproachable formal dining space. Sunday Jazz Brunch also features live music, fried chicken, buttermilk waffles, and a suckling pig croquette. “You can have a guy in a suit come in after a meeting, or you can have a guy in shorts and a shirt and a ball cap that’s just stopping in for a sandwich,” Hansell said. “It’s fun, it’s cool, it’s fresh.