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If you love oysters this is the place to come! Me, I don't really like them! ... but decided to give them another go. There are a lot of menu options including the usual suspects (Kilpatrick, natural, vinagarette styles) ... But also some a little different, like wonton oysters. They also have chips and a couple of other menu items available. We tried all of the above and those that love oysters really enjoyed them. I preferred the champagne They even have an oyster drive through here. It's a quirky little place that is a must visit if you make it to Bruny Island.
I recommend stopping here if you're on the island as they have really fresh and tasty oysters. You have the option of raw without toppings or with sauces to dress yourself. They also have cooked oysters with different flavours. I tried the Asian fusion which had miso, ginger and spices. It came steamed in a dimsum wooden steamer. They were good but not great. I would recommend trying the Kilpatrick instead or my preferred method of raw to top or leave naked as you please. They also serve fish and chips and for those looking for a kick, oyster shooters. Beer and wine are also available. There is a drive through option if you're on the go. It's a cute spot with great decor, a fun atmosphere and friendly staff. I would definitely be back!
Was recommended to us and deservedly so. A mandatory stop in when visiting. Got a mixed dozen. The nude or natural oysters were the best oysters I've ever had, and I've been all over! They weren't as big as the oysters I had in Bicheno and were noticeably a touch small, but so big on taste who cares. I just can't get them out of my head. Wished I had more! Fair price. And the view of the lease is cool.
Our first pit stop once we landed on Bruny Island was to get oysters. Get Shucked is the spot; it's farmed oysters but they're absolutely delicious. We dropped in on a Friday afternoon (around 1:45pm). The place was pretty busy. Seems like everyone stops in here for at least a dozen oysters. Lots of seating outside and they even have a drive thru option if you want to take oysters to go! Awesome idea. The menu is short; natural oysters, cooked oysters and sides (chips, sourdough bread and a lunch plate). Drinks are beer, cider, wine, sparkling, spirits and a few non-alcoholic drinks. - 2x Naked oysters ($20.00 AUD/dozen) - doesn't get any better than this. If you're a purist, this is the way to go. We started with a dozen; incredibly fresh, plump and succulent. So good we had to get a second dozen and lucky us, we got them shucked right on the spot. It's a must stop when you're on the island. I'm already dreaming of another dozen. read more
Mmmmmm I am still thinking about those fat juicy oysters ! The oysters here have probably stuck more in my mind because a few days ago I had some disappointing Coles Bay oyster from the Freycinet Marine Farm which was fleshness and much too salty in comparison. The natural oysters here are definitely my favorite but they do a decent job of cooked oysters too if that is what you prefer. If you have non-oyster eaters in your group, they have as an alternative sourdough bread with really good dressing to go with it (something for them to munch on while you happily scoff down your own oysters :) ) Definitely worth stopping here on a trip to Bruny island ( you have to drive past here anyway when you get off the ferry). You can also get a glimpse into the background process of getting the oysters from the farm to your plate here while the views of the fresh clear water around the island while you eat are an added bonus. read more
If you love oysters this is the place to come! Me, I don't really like them! ... but decided to give them another go. There are a lot of menu options including the usual suspects (Kilpatrick, natural, vinagarette styles) ... But also some a little different, like wonton oysters. They also have chips and a couple of other menu items available. We tried all of the above and those that love oysters really enjoyed them. I preferred the champagne They even have an oyster drive through here. It's a quirky little place that is a must visit if you make it to Bruny Island. read more
10 years ago
I recommend stopping here if you're on the island as they have really fresh and tasty oysters. You have the option of raw without toppings or with sauces to dress yourself. They also have cooked oysters with different flavours. I tried the Asian fusion which had miso, ginger and spices. It came steamed in a dimsum wooden steamer. They were good but not great. I would recommend trying the Kilpatrick instead or my preferred method of raw to top or leave naked as you please. They also serve fish and chips and for those looking for a kick, oyster shooters. Beer and wine are also available. There is a drive through option if you're on the go. It's a cute spot with great decor, a fun atmosphere and friendly staff. I would definitely be back! read more
Great oysters! A Must for any trip to Bruny. Delicious, we tried the naked, the kilpatric and the steamed Asian style. Also they have fish and chips - great shoe string fries. Also sampled some Bruny Dark Pale Ale. Excellent. read more
8 years ago
Was recommended to us and deservedly so. A mandatory stop in when visiting. Got a mixed dozen. The nude or natural oysters were the best oysters I've ever had, and I've been all over! They weren't as big as the oysters I had in Bicheno and were noticeably a touch small, but so big on taste who cares. I just can't get them out of my head. Wished I had more! Fair price. And the view of the lease is cool. read more
9 years ago
Seriously. The. Best. Oysters. Ever. Was here two years ago and we knew when we came back to Tassie that we'd definately be coming back here for oysters. Hands down these are the best oysters we've had our whole lives! Brought my cousin from the States here, this time round and reckons these rate as good as the Canadian ones! I assume those are just as fresh and tasty. The oysters don't need the lemon. On their own they smell like the fresh ocean and they taste fresh and creamy. Absolutely love them. When we came here a few years ago it was just a shed, they've now got a few more tables, a drive thru and a proper shop with books and other things you can buy. We got some freshly cooked fries to go with which was great to have with the oysters! If you don't have the time or want to take some away, go through the drive thru and pick some up saving a couple of bucks too! Definite pit stop on Bruny Island, if you ever go and one dozen is NOT enough to share... I'll admit we had 4 dozen between 3 people! We had 2 on the way to South Island and the another two on our way back! Irresistible! read more
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