

Oyster Club is an award winning “farm & sea to table” restaurant in the heart of downtown Mystic. With a daily changing menu, as well as signature classics, Oyster Club serves local fish, farm fresh veggies, pasture raised meats, and handmade pasta. Our bar program features a dynamic wine list focusing on natural and organic wines, as well craft cocktails, and great local beers. The Treehouse, named Best Outdoor Dining by CT Magazine, is an indoor and outdoor dining area, open Wednesday to Sunday through June 15th. Open every day from June 15 to Labor Day. Happy hour from 3-5pm. Our signature Happy Hour is served 7 days a week from 4pm-5pm in the bar area, featuring raw bar and other food specials, plus beer, wine and cocktail specials.
Creative boat-to-table New England seafood in a rustic-chic space with a zinc bar & roomy deck.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Monday | 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 13 Water St, Mystic, CT 06355
Phone: (860) 415-9266
Website: http://www.oysterclubct.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
We visited for dinner during a day trip to Mystic. Knowing how popular the downtown area gets, we arrived just before their 4:00 PM opening to secure a table for our family of five plus a baby. Even without a reservation, the staff was remarkably hospitable. Our waitress was a standout—she helped us navigate the menu with ease and was so friendly and interactive with our little one!
As for the food: a home run on every single dish. Since we arrived early, we were able to enjoy both the happy hour and regular menus. The oysters were exceptionally fresh, and the mussels in coconut broth were phenomenal. Don’t skip the cornbread, either! The real surprises were the beets (the herb and labneh combination was divine) and the beef empanadas, which were packed with flavor and paired perfectly with the aioli.
For my main, I had the burger; the “umami” mayo was the star of the show and tied everything together beautifully. The fries were also great. The rest of the table loved their meals too, from the duck pappardelle to the steak frites. Overall, a delicious meal served with top-tier service in a beautiful setting. If you are in Mystic, this is a MUST try!
Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. We were so satisfied with our meal that, unfortunately, we didn’t have room for dessert… but that just gives us the perfect excuse to come back!
Highly recommend this spot for anyone who loves great seafood and equally great service. Can’t wait for our next visit! #datenightdoneright
This review was originally posted 8 days ago. It went up on Yelp without any issues, but unfortunately didn’t make it to Google.
Someone else in the reviews mentioned that there’s street parking (very little, don’t rely on finding any) and there’s also a public lot about a block away (short walk slightly uphill to the restaurant). The restaurant validates an hour, which turned out to be a $5 credit, we stayed a little over an hour and a half and ended up paying like $10 still if I remember correctly.
My husband and I are NOT seafood people, which makes this restaurant an unusual choice for us. They do have non-seafood options but we both had a fairly heavy lunch so decided to try their fish dishes. The native catch that day was swordfish which my husband got, and I had the monkfish katsu (don’t look up what a monkfish looks like if you don’t already know ). Both were absolutely delicious. Dessert was an almond brown butter cake that was to die for. I’d love to return to try their other menu items someday.
The food was also absolutely incredible. All locally sourced, and robust with flavor. I had a Carrot Curry Soup that had me instantly elevated to nirvana. My girlfriend had a delicious Tuna Burger that I repeatedly stole bites from because it had such a tantalizing taste.
To start the meal we had a variety of Oysters and their different descriptive flavors. As well as a delectable horseradish Bloody Mary and Mimosa.
The atmosphere was very welcoming and family friendly. Every foot of the building was put together, clean, ornate, and fitted to the theme of the restaurant.
The only thing I was not an incredible fan of was today’s specialty sorbet flavor which I had for dessert. Don’t get me wrong it was quite good, and the waitress told me beforehand a detailed description of what the flavor would be. (It was a peach and licorice mixture.) I had to try it because I was so curious to see what it tasted like. And even though I do not like licorice at all, I found the flavor wonderfully refreshing and intriguing.
I know that my grandmother who loved licorice would have been over the moon to enjoy such a dessert to end such a perfectly delicious meal at such a wonderful location.
I am very happy that I chose to bring my girlfriend here for our 1-year-anniversary.
In the warmer months, there is a treetop dining upstairs. It’s on a deck with beautiful views of the water. It is self serve, you have to order at the counter and pick up your food. The menu is Mexican food inspired. We were going to do this option but it was a very hot day.
We had a great experience inside the restaurant. The service was attentive. We started off with some margaritas, half a dozen of fresh oysters, and I had the oyster Rockefeller (baked oysters with creamy spinach, bread crumbs, and cheese) for my meal. The food was fresh and tasty. I look forward to going back and also checking out their treetop dining!