The phrase "a local fishmonger" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a fish seller or shop that operates within a specific community or area.
Example: "I prefer to buy my seafood from a local fishmonger to support small businesses and ensure freshness."
Alternatives: "a nearby fish seller" or "a community fish vendor."
Mrs. McWilliams patronizes a local fishmonger and butcher, and the Whole Foods market in West Orange.
"They're like prized orchids, except they swim," said a local fishmonger.
Luciano (Aniello Arena) is a local fishmonger with dreams of stardom.
I got some scallops from a local fishmonger, stir-fried stinging nettles and dandelion leaves in an iron pot and made couscous by leaving it to cook in boiled water with a wedge of butter.
But from this week the peckish traveller will be able to pull into a new service area on the M5 and stock up on supplies such as homemade cakes, hand-baked pies, lovingly crafted regional cheeses, wild boar sausage rolls prepared on a farm a few miles away and sushi created by a local fishmonger.
His father, who worked for a local fishmonger called Joscelyne, died in a horse and cart accident in Halesowen on 10 April 1860.
Sometimes it is limpid and wet, fashioned on the set out of oysters and clams brought in from a local fishmongers.
It turned out Benny had been at our local fishmonger, who was a massive beast of a man, to get some things for dinner.
It turned out Benny had been at our local fishmonger, who was a massive beast of a man, to get some things for dinner.
By Tim Hughes John Dory is not the kind of fish that you will generally find at the supermarket, but since I'm a great fan of the local fishmonger, this is no bad thing.
They use a mobile phone to interview a couple of young mums, a frail elderly gentleman, and the local fishmonger, who has been coming to Craigmillar with his van for twenty odd years, but has never been interviewed before.
