Best Oyster & Raw Bars on Perdido Key & Orange Beach
Gulf oysters, royal reds, a cold beer, and a dozen on the half shell. Here's where to get them.
- 1 Barometer Waterfront Grille Orange Beach (AL)
Chef-owned waterfront newcomer at Sportsman's Marina that landed on USA TODAY's Best New Restaurants list before its first birthday.
- 2 Crab Trap Perdido Key $$ · Perdido Key (FL)
Gulf-front, family-volume, Royal Reds, and one of the better sunset patios on the Florida side of the Key.
- 3 Doc's Seafood Shack $$ · Orange Beach (AL)
Royal Reds, fried shrimp, no view, no wait, no nonsense. The locals' answer to 'just give me good shrimp.'
- 4 Original Oyster House $$ · Orange Beach (AL)
Bay-side, the gator pond, the oysters. A reliable Gulf Coast chain that's been doing the same thing well long enough that 'chain' isn't really the right word.
- 5 Perdido Bay Seafood Perdido Key (FL)
Fresh Gulf seafood off their own boats — pick your shrimp, they'll steam it for 50 cents a pound.
- 6 Perdido Key Oyster Bar Restaurant & Marina Perdido Key (FL)
Boat-up oysters and sunset water views on the Intracoastal, next to Galvez Landing.
- 7 Salty Pearl Raw Bar $$ · Perdido Key (FL)
Family-run Gulf raw bar at the foot of the Theo Baars Bridge — oysters on the half shell, chargrilled, and crab legs the regulars swear by.
- 8 The Point $$ · Perdido Key (FL)
Waterfront, old-school, and serving Perdido its mullet since the 1950s. Royal reds, oysters, a bluegrass band, and oak trees older than half the condos.
- 9 The Undertow Bar & Grill $ · Orange Beach (AL)
A smoky Canal Road dive where $19.99 buys all the Royal Reds you can peel.
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