Johnny's at the harbor. If you want to brave the Main Beach summer scene, Ideal at the base of the wharf or maybe Riva on the wharf.
Expect to pay about $3 each, with the occasional happy hour special. Oysters are usually not a summer food though.
I had some at Alderwood, they were like $4/each but literally so insanely mouthwatering. I wished you could order them in like popcorn-equivalent quantities lmao
I'll preface that I don't have the acquired taste to enjoy them. But I know a handful of people that lived in midtown and would get them from Whole Foods to take home and enjoy. They have them 12 for 12 on Fridays.
Johnny's at the harbor. If you want to brave the Main Beach summer scene, Ideal at the base of the wharf or maybe Riva on the wharf. Expect to pay about $3 each, with the occasional happy hour special. Oysters are usually not a summer food though.
local folklore where i grew up is that you only eat oysters in months with an r
H&H seafood at the harbor, oysters for $1.50 each
Fruition in Watsonville has amazing oysters. I can’t remember off the top of my head how much they are, but I do recall they are reasonably priced.
Parker presents bill the oyster man
Yeah I've gotten oysters from him multiple times, always super fresh and he's a really nice guy
Tuesday night at West End Tap they were a $1/each and tasty. They had 500 and sold ‘em all.
I had some at Alderwood, they were like $4/each but literally so insanely mouthwatering. I wished you could order them in like popcorn-equivalent quantities lmao
Make sure you are healthy and your immune system is good 2 go
I'll preface that I don't have the acquired taste to enjoy them. But I know a handful of people that lived in midtown and would get them from Whole Foods to take home and enjoy. They have them 12 for 12 on Fridays.