| CHESAPEAKEBAY | Easy, cheap bake cooked in area rich with seafood |
| LOIRE | French area, rich in coal |
| OILFIELD | Area rich in petroleum deposits (8) |
| TURF | Greensward synonymous with horse racing or personal territory; steak when served with seafood, or "surf", in a meal; or, peat as fuel (4) |
| BARCELONA | An expression of great joy, with seafood making comeback in Mediterranean location (9) |
| ECLAMPSIA | Expecting trouble with seafood pie, as cooked outside (9) |
| SUSHI | What Japanese dish has rice with seafood, vegetables etc rolled in seaweed? (5) |
| MARIE | Word linked with "Rose" for a cold sauce served with seafood (5) |
| TRICHROIC | Crystal wears different colours perhaps with summer shirt rich with exotic coir (9) |
| FACT | Rich with a hundred, in truth (4) |
| ELECTRIC | Vote in the endlessly rich, with startling effect (8) |
| BIRDWATCHERS | Those who spot our feathered friends in prepared bed rich with straw |
| STEIN | Chef with seafood restaurants in Padstow whose Jack Russell, Chalky, would accompany him on television (5) |
| SRIRACHA | A hot sauce originating from Thailand, usually eaten with seafood or used with dips (8) |
| SCAMPI | Trick played on relation with seafood (6) |
| LOBSTER | Pound, fresh sorbet with seafood |
| DORMER | Light dinner to start with seafood |
| OCTOPUS | Month to prepare soup with seafood |
| LOBSTERS | Supports first three characters coming back with seafood (8) |
| CLAM | Eccentric, lamb with seafood (4) |
