Oyster being shucked

Our oysters

We offer the freshest and widest variety of oysters! On any given day, we offer 10+ varieties, which we get no more than 24 hours out of water from the East Coast, and no more than 48 hours out of water from the West Coast.

Here are some of the oysters we may serve

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hog island

Hog Island Bay, VA

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sweet jesus

Patuxent River, MD

Map showing Mayne Island with Village Bay and Miners Bay

Village Bay

Village Bay, New Brunswick, Canada

Map of Buzzards Bay area with roads and waterways

Beach Plum

Buzzards Bay, MA

Map of Wellfleet, Cape Cod with Blackfish Creek highlighted

Wellfleet

Wellfleet Harbor, MA

Map of Whidbey Island and surrounding areas in Washington State

Coopers Point

Puget Sound, WA

Map showing Assateague Island and National Seashore

Wild Ass Pony

Assateague Island Seashore, MD

Map of Maquoit Bay and surrounding areas in Maine

Flying Point

Maquoit Bay, ME

Map showing Humboldt Bay and nearby areas in California

Kumamoto

Humboldt Bay, CA and Puget Sound, WA

Map of Connecticut and Long Island area

Fat Baby

Long Island Sound, NY

Map of Chesapeake Bay region in Virginia and Maryland

War Shore

Chesapeake Bay, VA

Map of Buzzards Bay area with roads and landmarks

Rip Tide

Buzzards Bay, MA

Map of Prince Edward Island and surrounding areas

Sunberry

Northumberland Strait, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Map showing Assateague Island and Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge

Chincoteague

Chincoteague Bay, VA

Map of Prince Edward Island with coastal features and towns

Raspberry Point

New London Bay, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Did you know?


A single oyster can filter 50 gallons of water every day.

Science has shown that oysters can play a role in restoring water quality because of their filter-feeding capabilities. A healthy one-acre reef filters around 24 million galls every day.

The oysters you eat don't make pearls.

The pearl-producing kind of oyster belongs to Pteriida while oysters you order from our menu are Ostreidae.

Oysters hold back huge waves.

When oysters band together in reefs, they form a natural barrier against storm waves and sea level changes. When a wave hits, the reef can absorb as much as 93% of its energy.

Shell Recycling Alliance logo promoting sustainability

We're a proud member of the Shell Recycling Alliance.

 The  Virginia Oyster Shell Recycling Program   is a collaborative, community-based restoration program that collects waste oyster shell from businesses and the public and divert it back into the Chesapeake Bay in support of oyster reef restoration.



Learn more about the  Oyster Recovery Partnership .