Hours
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5011 Weddington Rd, Concord, NC 28027
Phone: (704) 262-3317
Website: http://www.fullmoonoysterbar.com/
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Reviews
My previous visits I used to have an awesome server and he was very attentive, always gave me refills and made sure I was good on the horse radish and cocktail sauce.
We had two servers one Monday and one of them was not very attentive and seemed like she had an attitude the whole time she was serving us. That made the mood and environment of our dinner very underwhelming and not as enjoyable as it used to be on my previous visits. I had to ask for the side of potato’s and coleslaw this time when our food came out. Usually they would ask at the beginning before I even got the food. The other server, she had a purple shirt, she was super nice. I would’ve tipped her directly if I could.
I also found out that you get charged MORE when you use a card. If I had paid cash, I would’ve saved almost $4-5. I think it’s absurd that there is no where listed on the bill saying that there was a credit card surcharge when I could’ve just paid cash.
5 stars for the food.
The oyster’s were from Jamestown 5/5. They were nice and fresh. They were a little sweet, a little briney, salty and delicious. Their condiments for the oyster’s were lemon, horseradish and Tabasco hot sauce. Would have loved to have a vinaigrette with shallots too.
Bacon wrapped scallops was 4/5. The bacon was nice and crispy, but the scallops had no color. I was hoping for some type of sear on the scallops and was just a tad under salted. The scallops doneness was great and very tender.
Ahi Seared Tuna was so good. Beautiful presented with seared exterior, sesame seeds and raw interior. Besides the oyster’s this was my favorite dish of the night. The texture of the sesame seed was nice with the tender tuna. It was served with spicy mayo, but I would’ve loved just having soy sauce with this as well. All and all 5/5 for me.
My wife got the seafood mornay. Whew, it was delicious. The sauce was thinner, but tasted amazing. The shrimp and the scallops we perfectly cooked. Super tender and juicy. It was mouth watering good, 5/5.
For desert we got the orange creamsicle cake and the Alligator crawfish cheese cake.
The orange creamsicle cake was ok. The frosting was hard because it came right out of the cooler. The cake was a bit stiff because of the same reason. It probably would have been phenomenal fresh or warmed up a bit, but this was a little bit of a let down. 3/5
Turns out the alligator crawfish cheese cake is not really a dessert. It’s hot and savory. Better as an appetizer and the name was a bit deceiving, but it is in the appetizer section and not the actual desert section on the menu. It was phenomenal though. Loved the chunks of crawfish with a nice bit of crust and gooey, creamy, hot interior. 5/5 for sure.
Service was slow, because they didn’t have enough people working on a Sunday night. It was busy, which is awesome, but let’s get our awesome servers some help out here. We loved our server when we were able to get time with her, but I couldn’t give it a 5 star because we were idle more then I would like to admit. Great, nice people who were all working hard to help everyone, but they just need more people back there.
As for the oysters, they can be hit or miss depending on the size. I’ve noticed that the larger oysters aren’t as flavorful, while the smaller ones tend to have a richer, brinier taste—but there usually aren’t many small ones available. It’s nothing major, just something I’ve picked up over multiple visits.
Overall, Full Moon Oyster Bar remains a great spot that I still frequent. The atmosphere and service alone make it worth it, and when you get the right oysters, it’s even better. Highly recommend giving it a try!
This restaurant was the perfect backdrop to our reunion. We shared “The Full Moon” entree: FANTASTIC! We had a few drinks. That margarita — my favorite drink — was the best one I’ve had in a while. My friend enjoyed her martini, which was garnished with giant green olives.
I didn’t think I’d like the bar seating, but I did. However, the vertically challenged (aka ‘short people’) must high jump to sit on the stools.
It was a great night, and I will definitely visit this restaurant again!
Some foods lack a little flavor and the oyster is very dirty.
attention: 10/10
good, kind and attentive guy
price: somewhat expensive in some things
atmosphere in the place very pleasant..
Having worked in a restaurant, if I had been the waiter, I would have warned my guest of this possibility. I did have a bucket of saltine crackers sitting there that I had several packs of trying to supplement being hungry still after the tiny bit of meat in the legs.
In the end, I paid with 2 $20 bills. The waiter shorted the change back by $3. He also did it to my friend who was with me. I advised him of this, and he said, “Oh yeah, I know what I did.” He then went and got the rest of the change. That was so incredibly odd.
The vibe and seating was neat as least.
I won’t be returning, needless to say.