Thames Street Oyster House

Thames Street Oyster House is one of Baltimore’s most beloved seafood destinations. Located in historic Fells Point on the waterfront, this cozy spot is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The restaurant’s focus is on providing exceptional quality seafood, sourced from the most reputable purveyors and fishermen, locally and sustainably whenever possible. One of the standout features of the Oyster House is its impressive raw bar, featuring a variety of oysters from the East and West coasts, and beyond. With at least ten different kinds of oysters on offer daily, there’s something for every oyster lover to enjoy. The à la carte selection also includes other raw bar favorites such as shrimp cocktail, clams, and crab claws....

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