Oyster farm · Gardiners Bay
Little Ram Oyster Co.
Women-owned farm run by Stefanie and Elizabeth, growing Little Rams in Gardiners Bay, with a farmstand on Soundview Ave.
Southold · Tours available
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Oyster farms, raw bars and the Peconic merroir, from the bays to your plate.
- Peconic Bay 13
- Gardiners Bay 3
- Shinnecock Bay 2
- Southold Bay 2
- Lake Montauk 1
Filters5 oyster spots
- Working farm / hatchery
- Raw bar / fish market
- Farm + raw bar on site
From the bays01 / 21
The Peconics grow some of the best oysters on the Atlantic. Visit the farmers.
All oyster spots- Merroir · Why they taste like this
- Salinity, minerals, algae
- R-months · The old raw rule
- September–April
- Bay scallops · 1985 brown tide
- Collapsed, still recovering
Hatcheries in Southold, Montauk and North Sea reseed the wild beds with millions of juveniles a year · most working farms take visitors by appointment · wear boots, bring cash, plan to get wet
5 spots
Southold · 5 spots
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