Cull & Pistol

This is a great place inside the chelsea market it s a seafood bar serving oyster lobster and other great stuff. i had a traditional clam chowder a whole lobster grilled some pepper as side and pudding as dessert. price in the range of 100 each. service very good enjoyed a lot. i will come back soon

Oysters were absolutely on point. Fresh, briny, and perfectly shucked. The mussels were also very nice, flavorful, and well prepared. Simple, high-quality seafood done right. Great spot when you’re craving excellent oysters.

Incredible happy hour prices for oysters. Beer is fresh and refreshing. Clam chowder and grilled oysters were great.

Not only the food is delicious and extremely fresh , but the service is also very quick and neat . And above all the team and all the waiters are deeply kind and welcoming ❤️ I recommend thousand times , if you’re craving oysters in Chelsea’s market ! Thank you for that nice moment

Extremely good Oysters and very good drinks. Very nice and friendly staff, really nice. Only irrational and irritating thing was the manager running around telling different people not to take photos since it could potentially catch people that don’t want to be disclosed being together. Odd manager…

I first went to the other side which is Lobster Palace because I really wanted a lobster roll and I heard great things. Lobster Palace only offers cold lobster rolls and directed me to Cull & Pistol. The atmosphere was wonderful, the service was great, and the food was simply amazing. That was the best lobster roll I've had, and the fries with the old bay seasoning was good too. My mom also really enjoyed her clam chowder. I would definitely return.

I didn’t have a reservation when I stopped by Cull & Pistol Oyster Bar, 75 Ninth Ave, Manhattan, NY, but luckily I was able to grab a seat at the bar. The restaurant itself is on the smaller side, but it feels cozy and charming. Our server was excellent—offering great recommendations that really elevated the experience. I ordered both the Branzino and the Octopus, and each dish was plated beautifully, arrived promptly, and tasted just as good as it looked. I would definitely come back to dine here again. The only drawback is the location—you have to weave your way through the busy Chelsea Market to find it. If you don’t mind navigating the crowds, you’ll discover a real gem worth the effort.

An authentic restaurant with delicious food and lovely staff. Everything is fresh and cooked to perfection. One of my favorite spots in Manhattan! Catch of the day is always an amazing choice. Some of the best oysters in the city, crab, scallops, mussels… the works! ♥️♥️♥️

My family and I decided to give this place a try while walking through Chelsea Market and trying to decide what to eat. We arrived around 2 p.m. on a Tuesday and were seated immediately. Our waitress was very helpful and recommended a few plates. I knew I had to try the grilled Spanish octopus the moment I saw the menu -- one of the best octopus dishes I've ever had. 10/10! We also had the Brussels sprouts, the clam chowder, and my son had the lobster roll. Everything was so good! 10/10. I highly recommend their margaritas -- they are strong and tasty.

Always great coming here for happy hour. They have a fantastic selection of oysters and clams for the HH menu. Cocktails and wines are also pretty good. Service is hit or miss though. On my last visit, I sat at the bar for 5 minutes before I was even handed a menu. And if you don't order a drink, there's a hint of judgement. However, other times, service has been great so it really depends on when you go there and who you get.

This our second time. The first directly at the bar, this time at the small adjacent restaurant. We ordered some appetizers, seafood skewers, shushido peppers and grilled broccolini. For main courses, three different ones, octopus, mussels and butterflied branzino. Everything excellent!

Cull & Pistol is the sit down restaurant next to the "Lobster Place" directly next door, which is a more casual seafood market type place. The draw for C&P is their fantastic Happy Hour where Oysters are half price and we've been making this somewhat an annual tradition when we have an odd day off because it is only available weekdays. It generally gets packed for the happy hour so my advice is to go early in the HH time window. They take your phone number so can wander around the Chelsea market while you wait. They have a good cocktail selection here and the beers in general go well with the seafood they serve. I had the Japan G&T cocktail in the past and really enjoyed it, but this time out I tried a rice lager. They give you a paper where you can select different raw bar items, but we usually just do the Double Down - 2 dozen, 2 each of the daily selection. We also enjoy getting the Pistols on horseback. You can choose to make a full meal of it here, but being rarely in the Chelsea market we tend to hit on of the nearby places to round things out. When the platter comes out it follows a clockwise rotation and its a fun time reading the description before you swallow these delicious bivalves. They are generally spot on and it makes you wonder did they plant the idea in your head, or are they that good here? I tend to go with that later train of thought.

Nestled within a marketplace, Cull & Pistol is an exceptional oyster bar. I was able to enjoy the cold lobster roll (always go cold in my opinion). I also was able to enjoy happy hour oysters! They give you a menu to check off the oysters you want. I just chose the ones that sounded best to me and the descriptions were pretty spot on. I could eat there all day! Happy hour does get busy so bear that in mind but absolutely, positively worth it!

Good food but very loud! And super busy so come during off peak hours. They have a great happy hour too (Mon-Fri 4-6pm, 1/2 price oysters) but be warned, it's quite popular so you need to arrive early. Located inside Chelsea market. The oyster selection here is great and the quality is a step above most places. They have a lot more east coast options than west coast (there was only one west coast option the night we went). The raw clams were also fabulous (but a little too iced/cold for my personal liking). I wish they gave you horseradish - they just gave a thicker type cocktail sauce I don't love and a vinegar that I very much enjoyed. The warm lobster roll is fantastic - the bread was done perfectly and the ratio of lobster to bread was on point. Fries were thin and perfectly crispy - just how I love them. The crab cavatelli was also good. The only thing I didn't love was the hibiscus margarita. The tequila tasted off. Over all, highly recommend esp if you're in Chelsea market during off peak hours and can get a table!

Our Chelsea market go to spot. Love this for fresh oysters (ALWAYS) and seafood. Tried Fritto Misto this time but did not enjoy it as much as the rest of the food since it was deep fried therefore oily and included pieces of deep fried lemon. Everything else was amazing as always. Their banana pudding is must try! Service is great, sitting area gets crowded depending on the time of day but we always were able to grab a seat at the bar. Cozy interior, laid back atmosphere.

Cull & Pistol - Got the Grilled Spanish Octopus (was too chargrilled for me, but still good) - Got the Lobster Roll with old bay fries - The New England Clam Chowder (which was really yummy) - For dessert got the key lime pie ‍ - service was good

Solid oyster bar in a very touristy location in Chelsea market. We were one of the first groups of the day. Sat at the bar. Good oysters, nice sardine and cracker combination. Service was fine. A little pricey for the quality but it's in the most expensive restaurant space in the city.

We came to Chelsea Market on a rainy Saturday to get a quick lunch. We sat at the bar due to the limited seating but enjoyed it and the bartender was very attentive. We started with raw oysters. I preferred the Massachusetts oysters because I could taste the saltiness of the sea on them. Next up, we had the grilled shrimp and seppia skewer. It's one skewer and it's pretty good. It was flavorful and succulent. The squid ink was just for color and the aioli was great. The tuna crispy rice could've been the only thing we had and I would've been satisfied. It was delicious. The sauces the tuna was tossed in was delicious and the tuna was so fresh. Finally, we ate the hot lobster roll. We couldn't have asked for better. It was perfect and so tasty. The warm butter with the toasted and light bread. Omg so good. I loved it.

Great spot in Chelsea Market for fresh seafood! Though the server said that the portions were tapa-sized, I actually thought that some of the portions were bigger. For two people, 2-3 plates is sufficient. We ordered: -half dozen oysters- pricey; $3.75pc -tuna crispy rice (3pc; we asked for 1 more) -oysters and chickpea skillet -steamed mussels marinière The oysters were delicious and the server was very attentive to bringing us everything we needed. The tuna crispy rice was bigger than expected, and my favorite dish was the steamed mussels marinière. It was so flavorful! I loved taking the grilled semolina raisin bread and dipping it in the sauce. *If you're looking to eat oysters, I'd recommend coming for happy hour where you get a better deal.

I came across this spot after missing the Yelp Elite Event opportunity at Tea and Milk inside Chelsea Market because I arrived late. I walked in because I was intrigued by the oyster happy hour this place was offering. There was only 1 seat left in the bar and the host immediately sat me there. The ambiance was casual and popping at the same time. Service was surprising quick given how busy and packed the place was. Since oyster hour was 50% off, I took advantage of ordering the sampler which was 1oyster from each region (there were 12). I also ordered the grilled shrimp and sepia skewers with a side of Old Bay Seasoning fries. The skewers and fries were fresh and worth trying. I washed my meal down with water and the Green Bee Ginger Buzz Honey Soda which was refreshing. If you like oysters this is a great happy hour spot to check out.

Cull & Pistol is a great spot for oyster enthusiasts. I was able to try 12 different oysters of the day from the east coast, and they were plated so that it was easy to follow the list and understand what I was tasting. I was able to figure out my oyster taste preferences from my experience here. I'd recommend going during happy hour to get discounted raw oysters! Service was quick and vibes were great.

Positives: large selection of oysters, the pistols on horseback fried oyster appetizer is surprisingly tasty, fish tacos special (though tiny) delicious, takes reservations Negatives: Expensive generally...notably the lobster roll is insanely overpriced ($40 for 4 oz, $59 for 6 oz) and isn't memorable, beer selection is weak Cull & Pistol falls under the category of good but not a place I see myself returning to intentionally given how many other options there are in NYC

A nice, cozy place in Chelsea Market with delicious fare, cool atmosphere and super friendly staff.

Happy Hour and TWELVE options for oysters? Sign me up! I discovered Cull & Pistol whilst strolling Chelsea Market with a friend. With such a selection, what better time to try it than now? Note that there is a platter with a dozen or two of each, but it's barely a discount - don't bother with the math! But at nearly $2 each, it's a good price point. For the novice oyster enjoyer, I highly recommend following along the descriptions while trying the oysters. Salinity? Finish? Creamy? Buttery? These words may be meaningless to someone who has not tried or characterized oysters enough, but following along could be an educational experience. From top to bottom, I finally understood how the descriptions matched the taste for both salinity and finish - each description nailed the mark! As for the vibes and environment, this is as close as you can get to a "seafood market" experience while being underground. If you have the opportunity to sit at the bar, you can see each oyster submerged in ice, though the shell may not be too helpful in decision making. During Happy Hour, the staff are friendly and attentive, even refilling water when the water jugs are on the bar / table. A+!

The oysters were amazing! A great place with cool fishy atmosphere is definitely something that I like! It's not fancy, but that's the whole atmosphere there is just sitting at the counter with lots of oysters in front of you and craving to try every single one! The service is good as well! It was a wonderful experience!

This place is always jammed. Especially during happy hour. Post-COVID was only one dollar per oyster at happy hour, now is half price. I think it's still worth the money because I know that the shellfish is fresh. Came here with three other friends. The servers are friendly, and the food comes fast. Is a very tight space so you are sitting elbow to elbow. Don't forget to order the southern okra. goes nicely with the shellfish.

Cull & Pistol Oyster Bar - Chelsea Market, New York What can I say about C&P? We just landed in NYC , didn't have reservations (highly recommend making them!), and walked from Times Square to Chelsea Market with zero expectations. Craving oysters ... and Cull & Pistol delivered! The lovely hostess sat us at the bar , and we had the pleasure of being served by Cam (Cameron) who made us feel right at home. Here's what we ordered: The Sampler - 1 dozen oysters, their full lineup New England Clam Chowder Bowl - creamy and comforting Grilled Spanish Octopus - with butter beans, chorizo, roasted red pepper, sofrito Tuna Crispy Rice - raw yellowfin, spicy mayo, scallions, sweet soy, sesame, shiso leaf A few glasses of crisp Sauvignon Blanc Chocolate Pot de Crème - espresso crème, caramel, ladyfinger crumble... a must-try! The food was perfection, the service was timely & friendly, and the ambiance was lively without being too loud . Cam even took time to chat with us, making it a memorable first meal in NYC. Highly recommend Cull & Pistol when in Chelsea Market. Don't miss the oysters + dessert combo! Chelsea Market, NYC Tip: Make reservations if you can, but even walking in was worth it! #NYCFoodie #ChelseaMarketEats #SeafoodLovers #OysterBar #FoodieAdventures #NYCRestaurants #DateNightEats #TravelEats #CullAndPistol Have you been to Cull & Pistol? What's your go-to order--oysters, chowder, or dessert?

First time visiting this restaurant! poor service we have wasted waiting 45 minutes for our oyster! We are given our appetizers within 15 minutes of sitting, our oyster not good! Customer service was not good not apologetic on why there was a delay on serving me and sons, not recommending this restaurant.to anyone!!

The happy hour half-off oysters YES! Please. Sat at the counter to partake in the half-hour with no reservations. I started with the sampler (1 dozen ), which was very fresh and tasty. The baked clams were delicious, a good and hearty classic New England clam chowder, and the lobster roll was perfect with some good old seasoned old bay seasoning. Wanted to try the freshly rolled cavatelli with shrimp and bites of andouille sausage were like a spoonful of comfort. The place wasn't tight enough space to move around and the service was wonderful. Would recommend it if you're in the mood for some seafood!

Cannot believe it's already almost been a year since I last dined here?! Was super busy around 6:45 during a recent Sunday dinner. I imagine it generally gets busy around then anyway, especially since the space is on the smaller side. Menu does change seasonally which I love but it didn't speak to me like it did like last time! They need a new margarita option, and less lobster options. The margarita just needed some oomph. Our shrimp cocktail and caviar-on-5-oysters didn't come out and were removed once we mentioned it. Service was great overall: plate delivery was spaced out well and cleared right away for courses, glasses always full, very easygoing and quick staff even though it got hectic. We got 25 oysters; all East Coast except for 5 Indigos. I didn't like the way they served the uni, and it didn't come with its own utensil. + 4 oyster shooters (didn't realize they came with bacon, that was my fault). Also ordered the Siberian Sturgeon caviar again which is so damn good. Particularly loved the Olde Salt and Little Ram oysters but their selection of East Coast ones was better curated last time!

Solid food and oysters all around. Somewhat pricey, but still worth checking out. Oyster fans will be very happy

We always love this place! Though Chelsea Market was crazy crowded, this place was able to seat us right away with superb service and food. Began with some local IPAs which were good but again not quite cold enough which has been our experience while in NYC for some reason! Then had a dozen local oysters - they are honestly some of the best we have had anywhere! So fresh, perfectly shucked and delicious!! Then enjoyed some grilled oysters and some tail on shrimp! Both so, so good!! This place is always worth visit and again the Oysters are always phenomenal!

Wow! This place was sooooo good and definitely deserving of 5 stars. Our server was very attentive, and the food was on point! We were in the Hudson Yards area and I had this place bookmarked to try out their oyster happy hour. We were lucky that they had a couple open bar seats near the entrance. This place has several oyster varieties to choose from, and they are all included in the 50% happy hour, which is one reason I selected this place vs other places that only serve certain oysters at their HH price or just a more limited selection. We ended up ordering 2 dozen oysters and drinks on HH, along with non HH selections like the lobster roll, baby gem lettuce salad with beets, baked oysters. EVERYTHING was GOOD. To start, the oysters were very fresh and absolutely delicious. We started with 2 each of 6 different selections for our first dozen, and then our 2nd dozen ordered were half and half of our fave 2. The baby gem lettuce salad was perfection. I actually saw the customer next to me with this order and I had to get it because it looked so good (and he confirmed it was good in my brief convo with him). The salty toasted hazelnuts were a perfect complement to the sweetness of the beets and ricotta. This dish actually turned me onto beets! No complaints about the lobster roll or baked oysters (though I prefer the fresh if I were to pick one over the other). Our discounted HH turned into quite a full meal that was $200+ before tip, but it was worth it and it was a great ending to our trip (last dinner of our trip). It's probably good that I don't live anywhere nearby (from San Diego, CA), as it would be trouble for me! Thanks for helping us to end our trip on a high note.

Revisiting the places of my past. I have basically only come here for the oyster happy hour. It used to be $1 per oyster for happy hour. Fast forward to post-covid, things are different now. Happy hour is only 4-6 pm and now it is half price oysters. Still it is a good deal, but not as great as yesteryear. Come on a Monday night and you will be lucky enough to grab a seat (it is only at the bar). Other nights, it will be difficult to get one unless you get there at 3:30 pm. The oysters are delectable. Always no shell after shucking. And I have never gotten sick post eating adventure. I would say, just get the whole list for the day, keep a log of which ones you liked and then order more of those. Everyone is really friendly, they also have a "no jerk" policy, which helps!

I really wish to give the place a 5....for food we had the pan seared scallops & lobster roll for dinner service. The scallops were overcooked, the garnish was so salty has to ask for pepper to kill the saltiness. The lobster roll; the bread was soaked in butter they skimped on the lobster for the price they have listed $55. The plate had more fries than lobster. The drinks The spicy tropical mezcalita was soaked spicy couldn't finish it and don't get me wrong I can spice. That was too much in a drink. Service was decent Atmosphere was very tight. The place was jammed, everyone was close together. If you like your arm space this isn't the place for you.

Great spot in Chelsea Market with friendly staff and quick service. Their happy hour deals are great, the martini mondays are awesome. They have a great sampler of all their oysters for $22 during HH. Some of the freshest oysters I've had in the city.

I did a walk in for Cull and pistol on a Friday night for dinner and it was packed! They have happy hour til 9pm which is a unicorn sometimes in New York City. Oysters and half off (regular price $3.75 so $1.88) and they have select discounts on drinks such as a mango mojito for $10. Despite being busy we put our name down and within 15 minutes we were seated at the bar. It was also restaurant week and they have a prefix 3 course menu for $45. My friend and I ordered half a dozen oysters (very briny if that's your thing) old bay fries (super crispy and seasoned to perfection) as well as a round of mango mojitos which were tart and sweet. We ordered a restaurant week menu and started off with clam chowder (very hearty and rich, the octopus which was tender and perfectly cooked and not pictured they key lime pie which was prepared in its individual pie tart vs a slice. The waitress at the bar was so friendly and knowledgeable and elevated the experience with her fast service. It's definitely a tight spot but that's to expected when you're located in Chelsea market. Overall it was a great meal and I would come back again!

Very cute, nice place to eat if you're a fan of seafood. Overall I thought everything was okay. It's pretty good but not amazing. The oysters I had were very good but a little over priced for what it is. I generally prefer regular red cocktail sauce and that wasn't available but the vinaigrette was pretty good and a cute touch. I ordered a big bowl of mussels and it was pretty good too. Everything was normal and what you would expect. I appreciate them giving me sliced bread and decided to just dip it in the mussel soup/sauce mixture. The service was excellent and everyone was so nice and attentive. It is definitely worth visiting if you're a tourist and are in the area

A cozy spot for fresh seafood tucked into Chelsea Market -- it's a stone's throw from the water and they have a great happy hour with half-off oysters. The walk-in spots for HH fill up super fast, so highly recommend getting there at 3:50PM on the dot to secure a spot. The staff are really friendly, good at making recommendations and super efficient -- the shuckers were speedy! We tried a bunch of different oysters and really liked the milder ones. I love that the little mignonette came with a dropper to make it easy to use. The Miso Grilled Oyster was SO. GOOD. and unique. I'll be back soon!

Yummm! The fried oyster wrapped in jamon was my favorite? So good! Service was very nice and they definitely took time to explain the menu and make recommendations. Oysters were good too!

We visited in a month that does not have an R in it, and settled on the Oyster Bar all the same. Part of the reason was dedicated seating at regular tables. We were not disappointed; the oysters were quite tasty and the only thing that made the clam chowder less than perfect was its temperature - another 10 or 20 degrees would have been the call. Still, a very good chowder, with the right balance of clams and potatoes, a broth with just the right level of thickness and creaminess, and seasoning just right. The chowder would stand tall in the finest seafood restaurants. While our bill was hefty for lunch, we left happy and would return when again in the area.

I want my last meal to be bites of my favorite foods. And two of those are from cull and pistol. This oyster bar is nestled in the middle of Chelsea market. It's not as large as its neighbors but large enough for a few larger groups. Okay now onto the bites in my last meal. Diver scallops and linguine and clams. The scallops are sweet, taste super fresh, and dressed with yuzu. More on the pricy side but so worth The linguine and clams are also perfect. The white wine sauce is packed with so much flavor, I wish i had bread to soak up all the sauce at the end. Pasta is perfectly al dente and the clams are sweet. Perfect cherry on top is the attentive and welcoming service

Food was way above expectations. Branzino & octopus were great. Very reasonable prices and solid service. Will go there again

Absolutely delicious and fresh oysters served daily. Service was nice and efficient. Love the ambiance!

One of the best lobster rolls I've had lately!! Super yummy, good portion of lobster with nice warm butter and mayo. Came with nice crunchy fries too. Service was great, nice small place but music/atmosphere was a little loud for my liking. Average high nyc prices.

Our family was here for the wedding of my granddaughter. Many of us managed to gather here for seafood - primarily oysters. It was a good choice. This was Fleet Week and Chelsea was very crowded. However, we were seated immediately! Our waitress was attentive and answered all of our questions about the kinds of oysters and clams available. We had 2 rounds of raw oyster varieties and also two kinds of raw clams. A real unexpected highlight of the meal was the salad that we ordered. It was so DELICIOUS - from the freshness of the greens to the unexpected flavor of roasted carrot bound together with a properly emulsified vinaigrette. We ordered a large salad and several of us shared it and we kept coming back to it because it was so good and a really great accompaniment to the shellfish. We were carefully attended to by our waitress and everyone expressed their happiness with everything that we ordered. Next time I'm in New York, I shall make it a point to come here again for the variety and quality of the shellfish offerings.

If you are in the Chelsea Market area this is the best oyster happy hour around. To start the place is super cute and while small has a great ambiance and excellent service. They offer a wide variety of oysters all at half price during happy hour and we paired those with a nice white wine that was at happy hour rates as well. We had oysters from Canada and all mostly the east coast and a couple west coast oysters in our sampler. Their French fries and bread are an amazing side for those yummy and fresh oysters. Definitely will be back!

Food- I was here strictly for the oysters today and was very happy with the selection. There was 12 oysters for me to choose from and I ended up trying 5 different ones. Personally my favorite were the ones with medium salinity and fresh finishes. Presentation and oyster quality is excellent. 5/5 Drink- I had the green ginger honey buzz non alcoholic drink. It was very good and sat well with the oysters. Masterful pairing for drink & menu 5/5 Service- I sat at the bar and was served by a very attentive waitress/barista. She was very helpful with recommendations and checked in on me multiple times. 5/5 I will definitely be back to try more on the menu. Thank you Cull & Pistol.

We only stopped in for the oyster happy hour, where every oyster was a little under $2. There was a huge variety of oysters to choose from. We also opted to try the raw clams. We enjoyed every oyster, and the clams were an interesting new experience! The service was great, and the restaurant was pretty packed. Seemed to be a pretty popular date spot.

We came here after work and everything was very tasty! It is a bit pricey but to be expected since it is Chelsea Market after all. We got seated right away on a wednesday but the place was definitely crowded. I recommend getting the oyster platter so you can try everything. The grilled oysters, mackerel board and fries were very good too.

Great food, Oysters were wonderful. The fried oyster appetizer was excellent. Nice venue

WOW! Cull & Pistol is my absolute favorite place to get oysters. I've been there twice for the Happy Hour menu (M- F: 4:00- 6:00pm) for half price oysters. We ordered double down (24 total oysters, 2 of each kind) to get a feel for which oysters we liked and then ordered individual oysters. In itself, its a lot of fun to go with your partner or friend and just try a wide variety of oysters (salty, creamy, mineral, etc.). Love this place and will be forever coming back. The restaurant itself also has a very cozy, intimate vibe. Service is A++ TIP: We tried to show up early to make sure we got a seat for 4:00 but they do not honor the happy hour prices even if you get seated. Wait until the start of happy hour to be seated.

This restaurant is located inside Chelsea Market. It's got a lovely vibe with dark ambient lighting. Small but with plenty of seats at the oyster bar as well as a decent number of tables. The tables are rather low and gives one the sense of leaning over constantly while dining. Service was excellent. Very knowledgeable about the oysters they had and what is and isn't common. When you sit you'll be provided with a paper menu which you keep and which acts like a placemat throughout your dining experience. The oyster menu is brought to you by the server who will provide you with a pencil for marking off choices. When they bring the plate of oysters out to you it will come in a circle with a lemon placed as a starting point. Oysters are placed clockwise from the lemon in order of your choices on the menu you marked from top to bottom. They also provide a house made sauce that comes in a dropper vial (use this sparingly, the flavor is very strong). And you can request some horse radish. $3.75 per oyster you can mix and match. You could even order just one oyster if you so chose. Clam chowder. Large pieces of fresh clam. A bit on the oily side for my liking. Oyster crackers in a small prepackaged bag. $10 for a small, $14 for a large. Clam Linguine. Excellent clams - fresh. The sauce is very salty and the taste doesn't hold much other than oil, garlic and lemon. Small serving. Likely won't fill you up which is strange for pasta. $29

Stopped by for some quick oysters that did not disappoint, very salty east coast and had a lot of meat. Servers was very nice and they were able to shuck and prep the oysters quickly with ease. The inside is bright and vibrant and gives the feeling of being in a restaurant on the pier.

Oh my goodness this place was packed, but we made it for the tail-end of happy hour! We got there around 5 and were told the wait would be an hour, but we got there right around 6, when happy hour ends, and got the first round with the discount. Yay! We were seated at the high long table along the window at the entrance, but it was fine since it was 3 of us. We got the house white and ordered a platter of oysters & scallops. What a TREAT! I can count the times I have had oysters like this... but I've only ever had seared scallops, so this was new! I had a blast comparing the East Coast and West Coast oysters, and experimenting with different sauces -- hot sauce, horseradish, etc. Inexperienced as I am, it took a while for me to find the right balance, but I got it eventually! Our server was attentive despite the crowd and we had a great time. What a fun place to have inside Chelsea Market!

Pretty nice food, great service but it is quite loud and they seat people very closely.

A nice casual spot with friendly service that is still a decent option despite missing the mark with the oysters. There is an extensive selection of oysters though almost all are east coast. I found them to be underwhelming for 3.75 a piece. They just did not have the substance and standards I expected. The shucking also needs work as a few of the oysters had bits of shell in the bite. The happy hour price is a better fit for this quality. The uni in the half shell was a nice surprise off the menu item. It was incredibly fresh and had good texture but I'm not a huge fan of the musky aftertaste this California uni had. The fries were as good as fries get with good crunch, seasoning, and temperature.