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Oysterville Sea Farms sits on the edge of Willapa Bay, offering fresh oysters, clams, and seafood—available for local pickup or nationwide shipping. Enjoy our oyster bar, deli, and wine & beer bar with fresh, local bites and stunning bay views from our sprawling deck. Sip Pacific Northwest wines, craft beers, and enjoy farm-to-table oysters while soaking in the coastal atmosphere. Whether you’re here for the experience or ordering online, we bring the freshest seafood straight from our farm to your table. Visit us in Oysterville | Order online | Wine, beer & oysters with a view
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 34300 1st St, Oysterville, WA 98641
Phone: (360) 665-6585
Website: https://www.willapawild.com/
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Reviews
C C
The clam chowder was amazin, best we had on the peninsula! Also had some smoked salmon spread that was good, not too fishy (salmon is sometimes for me). Quaint setting to sit and have lunch, 100% worth the drive out.
… moreK Courtney
Great little spot for the freshest oysters! It’s quite a trek up the peninsula, but absolutely worth the effort. Oysterville itself is tiny but charming, and it’s fun to drive through on the way to this little gem.
The server was warm, super smiley, and made the experience even more memorable. We enjoyed a fresh oyster and a soda, but the menu also offers raw or cooked oysters, scallops, and a few other seafood options.
If the weather’s nice, grab a seat on the back deck, it’s the perfect place to relax and watch the water.
… moreThe server was warm, super smiley, and made the experience even more memorable. We enjoyed a fresh oyster and a soda, but the menu also offers raw or cooked oysters, scallops, and a few other seafood options.
If the weather’s nice, grab a seat on the back deck, it’s the perfect place to relax and watch the water.
John Clous
Super cool and the food was amazing! We literally waited for the oyster farmer to get back to get our oysters! Couldn’t have been more fresh!
… moreLes Herrera
We visited Oysterville Sea Farms during a weekend getaway to Long Beach with a group of four. I had saved this place in advance, excited by the high Google rating and the promise of fresh seafood right on the water. Unfortunately, our experience didn’t match expectations — at all.
I ordered a dozen oysters for $36 — the same price I pay in Olympia, where I live. But what I received were tiny, almost microscopic oysters. It honestly felt like a joke. For that price, I usually get medium to large, fresh, beautiful oysters in Olympia. Here, it was 12 miniature pieces — completely underwhelming. I see other reviews and your replies on the size of the oysters. I feel like you should warn your customers about the size of the oyster and show an example, as we also have small oysters in Olympia, but I was never served THIS type of SMALL.
There were other issues too:
– No proper restroom or place to wash your hands — only a single portable toilet.
– My friends ordered the seafood tower, which turned out to be just simple boiled shrimp, those same tiny oysters, and a couple of spreads. (Spreads were good. I give my praises when they are due)
– My husband, who doesn’t eat seafood, ordered a sandwich — priced at $15. It was dated two days earlier (July 24, we visited on July 26). When I asked if it could be heated, they said there was no way to warm it up.
I understand that this is technically not a full-service restaurant — but it does come up as a seafood restaurant in Google search. So that sets a certain expectation for quality and freshness, especially with such a high rating. Unfortunately, what we got fell far short.
⭐ One star for the friendly, smiling staff.
⭐ One star for the beautiful waterfront location.
⭐️ One more for the nice reply from the owners
Everything else was a big disappointment.
Best of luck going forward — I truly hope you take feedback like this to heart.
… moreI ordered a dozen oysters for $36 — the same price I pay in Olympia, where I live. But what I received were tiny, almost microscopic oysters. It honestly felt like a joke. For that price, I usually get medium to large, fresh, beautiful oysters in Olympia. Here, it was 12 miniature pieces — completely underwhelming. I see other reviews and your replies on the size of the oysters. I feel like you should warn your customers about the size of the oyster and show an example, as we also have small oysters in Olympia, but I was never served THIS type of SMALL.
There were other issues too:
– No proper restroom or place to wash your hands — only a single portable toilet.
– My friends ordered the seafood tower, which turned out to be just simple boiled shrimp, those same tiny oysters, and a couple of spreads. (Spreads were good. I give my praises when they are due)
– My husband, who doesn’t eat seafood, ordered a sandwich — priced at $15. It was dated two days earlier (July 24, we visited on July 26). When I asked if it could be heated, they said there was no way to warm it up.
I understand that this is technically not a full-service restaurant — but it does come up as a seafood restaurant in Google search. So that sets a certain expectation for quality and freshness, especially with such a high rating. Unfortunately, what we got fell far short.
⭐ One star for the friendly, smiling staff.
⭐ One star for the beautiful waterfront location.
⭐️ One more for the nice reply from the owners
Everything else was a big disappointment.
Best of luck going forward — I truly hope you take feedback like this to heart.
Laurent Bordier
Oysterville Sea Farms is fantastic for its fresh, top-quality oysters and seafood offerings. The freshness of the oysters, clam chowder, and other shellfish, is definitely there. The scenic outdoor seating overlooking Willapa Bay as a great place to relax and enjoy the food. The farm offers sustainably harvested oysters and an educational experience with tours that showcase oyster farming and local ecology without needing a boat.
The seafood store is well-stocked with fresh and frozen oysters, clams, chowders, and other local specialties, including smoked salmon and crab.
The clam chowder is a must-try item, is rich and flavorful.
The location features a deck where you can consume food and drinks, including local wines and beers, while enjoying bay views.
Sometime you can occasionally experience shortages of oysters later in the day and mixed experiences with service, but the overall quality of seafood and the unique historic setting in Oysterville make it a popular destination for seafood lovers and tourists alike.
In summary, Oysterville Sea Farms offers fresh, high-quality oysters and seafood in a charming historic setting with beautiful bay views, making it a recommended stop for those visiting the Long Beach Peninsula
… moreThe seafood store is well-stocked with fresh and frozen oysters, clams, chowders, and other local specialties, including smoked salmon and crab.
The clam chowder is a must-try item, is rich and flavorful.
The location features a deck where you can consume food and drinks, including local wines and beers, while enjoying bay views.
Sometime you can occasionally experience shortages of oysters later in the day and mixed experiences with service, but the overall quality of seafood and the unique historic setting in Oysterville make it a popular destination for seafood lovers and tourists alike.
In summary, Oysterville Sea Farms offers fresh, high-quality oysters and seafood in a charming historic setting with beautiful bay views, making it a recommended stop for those visiting the Long Beach Peninsula
Santiago Sanchez
Drove up while staying at Long Beach because I was told this place was the place to get fresh oysters and clam chowder. Unfortunately I arrived 2 hours before they closed they were completely sold out of half shell oyster, they had full shelled for sale to take home but out of their main dish! They literally are in Oysterville and have an Oyster farm on site and they sell out! Didn’t purchase anything from them just wasted almost an hour round trip for nothing. I’m sure it was good but now I’ll never know.
… moreLast One
The Oyster were amazing, the Clam Chowder was great, the Smoked Salmon Spread was delicious and the Crab was perfect. Highly recommend eating here.
… moreJoanna Eide
Absolutely love this place and the changes they have made under new ownership. It was great before, but some key changes have made it even better. If you want the freshest seafood with a stunning view for a truly PNW experience, this is the place to go.
… moreKira Kearsley
The view here was absolutely beautiful, and the salmon spread and crayfish salad were both fantastic—fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. Unfortunately, the rest of the experience left me feeling disappointed.
The oysters were probably the smallest I’ve ever had, and they didn’t look very fresh and due to their small size I was barely able to taste them. They were not flavorful. We ordered the seafood tower, which felt very overpriced for what we got: cold cooked shrimp, 12 underwhelming oysters, two dips (only one of which was good), a salad, and a box of crackers. At around $110, it felt like a complete waste of money.
The staff were kind and the location is scenic, but the lack of proper restrooms was another letdown. There was only a portapotty, which was really gross, especially considering how far out the restaurant is. For a destination spot, I expected better amenities.
Overall, while the view and a couple of the dishes stood out, the seafood tower and facilities left a lot to be desired.
… moreThe oysters were probably the smallest I’ve ever had, and they didn’t look very fresh and due to their small size I was barely able to taste them. They were not flavorful. We ordered the seafood tower, which felt very overpriced for what we got: cold cooked shrimp, 12 underwhelming oysters, two dips (only one of which was good), a salad, and a box of crackers. At around $110, it felt like a complete waste of money.
The staff were kind and the location is scenic, but the lack of proper restrooms was another letdown. There was only a portapotty, which was really gross, especially considering how far out the restaurant is. For a destination spot, I expected better amenities.
Overall, while the view and a couple of the dishes stood out, the seafood tower and facilities left a lot to be desired.
Katie F
Favorite spot on the peninsula! Beautiful view, delicious food, and pleasant staff. The tiger prawns are my favorite, the scallops are my daughter’s favorite, and the oysters are my husband’s favorite. Of course we all love the salmon spread and the perfect clam chowder! And to make it even better, the dog can hang out with us on the deck. This is a definite hot spot for families and a must for all trips to the peninsula.
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