Oyster lovers, rejoice! Anthony’s Oyster Festival is in full swing, bringing the freshest, most flavorful oysters to Boise. From now until March 28th, seafood fans can indulge in an incredible lineup of oyster-inspired dishes, from freshly shucked favorites to unique, chef-crafted creations.
A Shell-Ebration of Flavors
Anthony’s is known for its dedication to high-quality, sustainably sourced seafood, and their Oyster Festival highlights some of the best oysters the Pacific Northwest has to offer. Whether you love them raw, fried, or paired with the perfect drink, there’s something for everyone on this special menu.
Here are their must-try options:
- Oyster Sampler – A curated selection of fresh oysters served on the half-shell, featuring varieties like Kumamoto, Barron Point, Olympia, and Anthony’s Select Oysters from Discovery Bay.
- Oyster Tacos – A delicious twist on a classic, with crispy fried oysters, fresh toppings, and a flavorful sauce.
- Classic Pan-Fried Oysters – Golden brown, crispy on the outside, and packed with briny goodness.
- Build Your Own Oyster Shooters – Customize your oyster shooter with your choice of mezcal, tequila, or vodka for an extra kick.
Meet the Farmers Behind the Flavor
One of the highlights of Anthony’s Oyster Festival is its commitment to quality and sustainability. The oysters served vary by location, but many are sourced from Johnson & Gunstone Shellfish, a fifth-generation family-owned farm in Discovery Bay. This dedication to working with trusted shellfish farmers ensures that every oyster served is fresh, flavorful, and responsibly harvested.
Join the Festival Before It’s Gone!
Anthony’s Oyster Festival is only happening until March 28th, so don’t miss your chance to experience these incredible dishes while they last. Whether you’re a longtime oyster enthusiast or just looking to try something new, this is the perfect time to dive into the best oysters Boise has to offer.
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