
Born from Friendship, Built for Community Three friends with a shared passion for food, hospitality, and genuine connection saw an opportunity to create a place that felt like home. What started as a dream turned into a gathering spot for family, friends, and neighbors to enjoy great food, handcrafted drinks, and unforgettable moments. Rooted in the values of friendship and family, our restaurant is a celebration of good company, warm hospitality, and the belief that the best memories are made around the table.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 387 Park Ave, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076
Phone: (908) 367-5725
Website: http://387oysterhouse.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Note: Happy Hour is at the bar only.
We went back the next day!
My dish was cooked perfectly and plated really well. The sauce, veggies, and fish all came together beautifully. The atmosphere is relaxed but still has an upscale feel, and the staff was friendly, attentive, and on point the whole time.
Overall, great food, great service, and a great vibe. I will definitely come back!
388 Oyster House & Bar delivers on every level. The environment is contemporary, warm, and truly inviting. The stunning round bar immediately catches your eye, and the dining area is spacious and comfortable, making it perfect for everything from date night to a casual meal with friends.
The menu has something for everyone-whether you’re craving a great burger, a delicious lobster roll, or a beautifully prepared fine-dining entrée. Every dish we tried was fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully presented.
A special shout-out to Tony G, our amazing server! He was friendly, attentive, and made our experience even better.
ps @387: please consider frying fries in duck fat à la bernadette–my #1 missed item!
Why I like it:
– well-presented cocktails at reasonable price
– Server very qualified – she must have been in the restaurant service industry for a long time
– food was a welcome departure from the boredom of typical Americanized pasta pizza places in this part of NJ. Shrimp and oyster po’boy sandwiches, raw oysters, etc
– Happy Hr at the bar 4-6pm w $2 oysters
Considerations:
– the interior is quite nice; the drinks match the vibe quite well; but I feel as though the food might still have room to grow
– Overall, food was decent; perhaps it just fell shy of being “must-go-back special”. I only say this bc I can’t recall needing to go back for it, the same way you’d remember “miso black cod” (and its synonymousness w Nobu). Or how we should go to Artie’s for their above avg pasta and cocktails. Here, I remember first the drinks and ambiance, and the fact it’s great for this neighborhood.
– To address the menu/food, and align w the setting, I might ask a consultant, but perhaps (1) filter out some of the generic “please-all-audience-type” menu items (think: egg rolls, chicken sandwich, nachos, stuffed flounder, burger, etc., none of which scream “high end” nor align w the image of a decadent raw bar / cocktail lounge); (2) reduce the “land” section of the menu by 20-33%; (3) focus on making a few items truly standout that people will remember and need to go back for. Things or recipes you can’t get in these neighborhoods, to match the specialness of your property.
Overall, I liked this place and wish it much success. Hope to go back and try more as 1 time does not make me an expert.