Broad Street Oyster Company

Broad Street Oyster Company is an absolute gem nestled at the end of the Huntington Beach Pier.
This coastal culinary oasis effortlessly blends the laid-back surf culture with an unparalleled seafood experience. From the moment you step inside, the vibrant atmosphere and ocean breeze create an intoxicating ambiance.
The raw bar is a seafood lover's paradise, boasting an impressive array of oysters that are as fresh as the morning surf.
Each variety offers a unique taste sensation, from the delicate and briny to the creamy and sweet. But the menu doesn't stop at oysters.
The lobster roll is a must-try, with its generous heaping of succulent lobster nestled in a buttery, toasted roll.
The fish and chips are equally impressive, with flaky white fish and perfectly crispy fries that are the epitome of seaside indulgence. Pair your meal with a refreshing craft beer or a glass of crisp white wine, and you've got the perfect recipe for a coastal escape.
The attentive staff adds to the overall charm, ensuring every guest feels like a local. Whether you're seeking a casual lunch, a romantic dinner, or a lively gathering with friends, Broad Street Oyster Company delivers on all fronts.
It's more than just a restaurant; it's a Huntington Beach experience that will leave you craving more.

The food was really good - memorable.
The problem were the service was OK and the portions were quite small.
The lobster roll was great, but it was teeny for $25.
That was not as big a deal as the mushroom roll, which was also tasty, but there was hardly any mushrooms.
I know mushrooms are much cheaper than lobster, so I don’t know what’s up there.
It was $1 more to add fries instead of chips, which was strange. The view is amazing and almost worth whatever you pay in food.
I really liked the 80s/90s theme! Not kid friendly but they can be there. This place should be about a 4.3.

Two words - Lobster.
Roll.
We loved it so much we went back the next day!! Seriously delicious lobsters roll and very fresh.
I think the bun is a brioche type of bread and it’s so satisfying with all that butter lathered on it.
We also go to try the clam chowder which was a more home style-take on the chowder.
It was good but not a traditional clam chowder.
We also heard great things from someone in our party that had the fish and chips.
Altogether, just a great spot on the pier and worth the trek down to the end.