Jul 19

Jul 19 The Treehouse at Oyster Club

Alycia Chrosniak

Eat Out

Owned by the same crew that run the Oyster Club, Grass and Bone, and Engine Room, The Treehouse at Oyster Club is downtown Mystic's answer to the traditional seafood shack. Situated high in the trees above town, happy hour is served from 3-6pm daily, where you can slurp $1 oysters and enjoy rotating drink specials. The complete menu includes gems like quahog chowder, a lobster roll topped with crispy shallots, a dry aged burger, tacos, and an assortment of wine, beer, and seasonal cocktails. The Treehouse is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day, weather permitting.

The Treehouse at Oyster Club

(860) 415-9266
13 Water St, Mystic, CT 06355
website

Price: $$

Best Eats:
Oysters
Lobster Roll
Clam Chowder

Good For:
Casual Weeknight Dinner
Seasonal Dining
Outdoor Dining
Date Night

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