Oyster Boy

Toronto

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Oyster Boy

Oyster Boy is a seafood-centric restaurant, known for their selection of fresh oysters, as well as their wide range of other seafood dishes. The intimate and cozy atmosphere is perfect for a romantic dinner or a night out with friends. The restaurant is a great spot for a drink after work or a special occasion. Oyster Boy's commitment to sustainability is evident in their sourcing practices, with a focus on locally-sourced and sustainably-raised seafood options.

Information

address872 Queen Street West, Toronto
emailadam@oysterboy.ca
openingHoursSun–Thu 5pm–10pm, Fri & Sat 5pm–11pm
phone+1 416 534 3432
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/OysterBoyToronto/

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