Want to know some of the best places to get your oyster fix on Long Island? You’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re digging up some fun happy hour offerings that you can slurp by the dozen without breaking the bank or seeking out a fine dining experience, we’ve got you covered. Did we miss your favorite? Let us know.
The Blue
Where: Islip
What: Oysters and platters
When: Daily
Why: Great ambiance.
How Much: $29 chef selection of 12, Bar menu offers $16 half dozen Blue Point Oysters.
Old Fields
Where: Port Jefferson & Greenlawn
What: Oyster Happy Hour
When: Daily 5-6
Why: Who doesn’t want oysters for a dollar?
How Much: $1 Blue Point Oysters Oysters
The Steamroom
Where: Port Jefferson
What: Oyster App
When: Daily
Why: Good location downtown Port Jefferson
How Much: $12 for half dozen local oysters
Jerry and the Mermaid
Where: Riverhead
What: Oyster App
When: Daily
Why: Nautical themed restaurant near the Riverhead Aquarium
How Much: $14.95 for half-dozen "Wild" Blue Point Oysters
Claws
Where: West Sayville
What: Raw Bar
When: Daily
Why: Described as scenic place to dine with friends and family. Beautiful views.
How much: $20 for full dozen local oysters
Anchor Down
Where: Merrick
What: Happy Hour Special
When: Mon - Fri 4:30-7pm
Why: Fantastic reviews online. Described as authentic seafood.
How Much: $2 Oysters
Top Hat Oyster Bar & French Quarter Kitchen
Where: Bellmore
What: Various styles of oysters including raw
When: Daily
Why: Louisiana style. Oysters described as “outstanding and as good as anything I've had at Acme in the [French] Quarter.”
How Much: Varies but happy hour says half priced oyster selection.
Salt & Barrel
Where: Bay Shore
What: Oyster Bar
When: Daily (Closed Tuesday)
Why: Reviewers said this is “the true culture of South Shore Long Island and welcomes all with a sophisticated cocktail, brunch/dinner, and raw bar menu.”
How Much: Not listed
Westhampton Raw Bar & Seafood Market
Where: Westhampton
What: Raw Bar
When: Daily
Why: Fresh seafood and friendly service. On the water.
How Much: $14 half dozen oysters
Canterbury’s Oyster Bar and Grill
Where: Oyster Bay
What: Many styles of oysters served from lunch to late night.
When: Daily
Why: Described as “warm, cozy, and friendly.” Lots of local beer on tap too.
How Much: Prices vary.
Prime: An American Kitchen and Bar
Where: Huntington
What: Many raw oysters to choose from.
When: Daily
Why: Views of Huntington Bay. Boat access. Great for romantic date night or special night out with the family.
How Much: No prices listed
Lulu Kitchen & Bar
Where: Sag Harbor
What: Oysters at the bar
When: Daily happy hour from 5 to 6:30pm
Why: Can’t go wrong with $1 oysters. Great vibe. (Also drink specials during happy hour)
How Much: $1 each
Catch Oyster Bar
Where: Patchogue
What: Oysters
When: Happy hour Mon - Fri from 3-6:30pm
Why: Great extended happy hour.
How Much: $1.25 each
Peter's Clam Bar
Where: Island Park
What: Blue Point Oysters
When: Daily
Why: Casual seafood spot on the water with outside seating.
How Much: $11 Half dozen, $21 Dozen
The Clubhouse
Where: Bellmore
What: Blue Point Oysters
When: Daily
Why: Fun, casual place. Outdoor seating with a sandy Caribbean feel and on the water.
How Much: $12 half dozen, $21 dozen
