Oregon Oyster Farms

Friendly staff and fantastic oysters. We ate oyster shooters at the store and got carried away, buying too much. Also learned that you can pre-order 2 days in advance and pickup on one of their delivery route locations.

Bought oysters here for over 50 years. Used to be our favorite place to get oysters in the state of Oregon. However, they won’t sell you cocktail oysters anymore. If you ask for them at the store, they tell you you have to call ahead if you want shucked cocktail oysters; then, when you call ahead to order them they won’t sell them to you. They argue with you about how you’re going to cook them (been pan frying these oysters like they used to at Dan & Louie’s FOR 50 YEARS), then tell you the smallest they will sell you are petite. Petite are NOT little oysters. We’ll be taking our business elsewhere.

Fresh oysters! You're able to order samples to try before you buy. 2 main varieties. 4 or maybe 5 different sizes. I got some smaller to eat fresh, and medium to bbq. Also had fresh clams in stock. A little off the beaten path, but a pretty drive. I will be a returning customer.

Best place to get oysters in my opinion!!! Love them.

Oregon Oyster Farm near Newport serves the local market and ships to Asia as well as other places. The owner is a big supporter of The Wetlands Conservancy. Most of their oysters, Pacific oysters, grow on the bottom of Yaquina Bay and nearby sloughs, but they also raise thousands of oysters suspended on ropes from the floats near the store and processing sheds.(I'd give 5 stars except that they do disturb marine habitat by dredging and the part of their operations on the south side of the bay is a bit messy. However, the extensive oyster beds at low tide are a feast of small crustaceans, worms, trapped minnows, and crabs that feed crows, herons, egrets, ducks, and even eagles.) While you are at the store, take time to watch the birds and possibly seals on the floats and on the water nearby--harbor seals, herons, egrets, cormorants, sometimes pelicans, sandpipers, loons, grebes, buffleheads, and more.

Really awesome experience for making this a stop here on our way from Portland to Seattle. Had Kumamoto oyster here, fresh, mildly salty, creamy and little bit of sweet aftertaste. Highly recommend. Wonderful staff. Even if this is not a sit down, full service restaurant, their hospitality make us feel heart warming.

We have always had very good oysters- and our last purchase was delicious. However, we bought petites which I believe was to be about 25 oysters. Under the “top layer” of petites were larger oysters for a total of 20. Paying up for petites, I would expect to get all petites. Dissatisfied

On Jan-30-2021, I have bought two S and one XS but two of them dated "Sell by Jan-12-2021" even today is Jan-30-2021. Oyster itself, looks OK but as it is oyster, I decided to through them at garbage. I have been buying Oyster more than 10 years now but this is 1st experience. eveyone, please ask Shop clerk when did they pack it.