

Informal choice featuring oysters, steak & fish ‘n’ chips, plus vegetarian options, a patio & a bar.
Hours
| Sunday | 12–8 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 123 Manchester Rd, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester M21 9PG, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 161 637 5890
Website: http://www.theoystercatcher.org/
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Reviews
5 stars all the way
The trout curry was also exceptional. Keep an eye on the specials as they are also a great offering.
The oyster catcher is small. Like very small, one criticism is that we arrived 10 mins early and although there were tables free we were asked to leave and return in rather cold weather. There is nowhere to stand so if you arrived early be prepared to be turned away. A small negative, but worth mentioning.
Overall, I highly recommend oystercatcher for any fans of seafood and high quality produce.
The house wine, a delicate but aromatic white from Galicia, Caramuxo Latido Marino, is a dry, crisp, delicate white, made from Airen grapes, and was a discreet accompaniment to our main course.
Certainly it’s no mystery why this Specialist seafood venue receives such consistently praiseworthy reviews. It is well worth a visit. Highly recommended!
and a nice place with good service. Starter of scallops was lovely but rump steak was overcooked and too tough to finish. At £25 for just a piece of meat, it could have been better tbh. That said, fish is their specialty so perhaps just an off night.
We went to the Oystercatcher for the first time for date night and we will definitely be back.
We had a few oysters to start with the Vietnamese dressing which was a surprisingly nice way to have oysters. Perfectly balanced.
Then we had the scallops and the king prawns. The scallops were massive, so tender and paired perfectly with the puree.
The prawns were again, absolutely huge and came with sourdough which soaked up all of the sauce and aioli.
For mains we had monkfish and swordfish. Both were outstanding. I preferred the monkfish just because of how meaty and juicy It was but you can’t really go wrong. I saw the seafood platter on another table and that looked amazing too, so we’ll be back for that!
Overall I’d say one of the best dining experiences I’ve had in Chorlton. And walking distance to some great bars for after dinner!
We started with oysters, opting for the classic lemon and onion vinaigrette, plus a Vietnamese dressing on two (50p extra each)—a smart choice, as the oysters were a bit large for my preference.
The crab rolls were delicious, served with quality soy sauce and a surprisingly good side salad. The scallops stole the show—rich, creamy, and possibly the best I’ve had.
For mains, the swordfish was perfectly cooked and satisfyingly meaty, while the tandoori monkfish was packed with flavour. With the Oysters & Starters we left leaving very happy and full, but if you’re skipping those, and just ordering a main you might want to order a side (and dessert)!
The food felt five-star, but the ambiance didn’t quite match. The music leaned more toward party vibes, and next time I’d sit inside instead of the front gazebo.
Service was excellent—both staff were lovely and the timing between courses was spot-on.