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Downtown Mystic

Oyster Club

Farm-and-sea cooking from a downtown standard-bearer.

A seasonal, locally sourced farm-and-sea menu at 13 Water Street in downtown Mystic, with relaxed Treehouse indoor/outdoor dining when weather permits. Per the restaurant, chef Renee Touponce was a James Beard Best Chef: Northeast finalist (2023) and Outstanding Chef finalist (2024), and the restaurant was a 2025 Outstanding Wine & Beverage Program semifinalist.

Cuisine

SeafoodAmericanRaw BarCocktails

Vibe

Date NightCozyFine Dining

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  • Seafood
  • Brunch
  • Cocktails
  • Date Night
  • Downtown Mystic

Good to Know

  • Area: Downtown Mystic
  • Cuisine: Seafood, American, Raw Bar, Cocktails
  • Official website: Available
  • Directions: Map available

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Location & directions for Oyster Club

13 Water Street, Mystic, CT 06355

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