Oyster Boy
Toronto
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Hands down my favourite place in the city for oysters. Adam and his crew keep a rotating selection of oysters that you won’t find elsewhere. Friendly staff will help you make good seafood decisions.
Nice place, good food and good service. If you are into oysters, this is the place. The food was good, not many options on the menu, but the quality is good. And if you are into flank steak, it really is yummy. The only remark is that the food was a bit more salty than I could tolerate. Otherwise, it was good. And the service is really good.
Really good caesar’s , they put fresh horseradish and the flavour was great. Oysters were phenomenal and the cocktail sauce as well. I love the St Simon’s oysters so I definitely would recommend that, if you go during happy hour it’s very worth the visit. The Kale caesar was great too with the crispy chickpeas, tuna tartare was okay but good presentation, though the fries were really good with the garlic sauce. Small restaurant but the decor gives it lots of character, been twice already and will definitely be visiting again :)
Went with few dishes. Sun seekers for us while our friends went with east coast oysters. Great selection. Lobster bisque was a complete miss it it was subpar and salty. The other dishes were all over salty. I thought maybe it was my tastebuds but later and next day morning never stopped drinking water. We had great time but food was not as we hoped service was great. Double tip for the server as it wasn’t his fault for the kitchen double shalt evening
If you're in the Queen West area and looking for an intimate restaurant with a good selection of seafood and excellent service, Oyster Boy is definitely a great choice. The restaurant is conveniently located near the park, with several establishments nearby. You can get there by Streetcar, which stops in front of the park. If you're driving, there are designated parking lots in the area and paid parking lots (which are a little harder to find). The restaurant doesn't have a patio, only dining room service. The patio isn't large, so I recommend making a reservation, as it can get busy on some days, especially on weekends. Unfortunately, the restaurant is not equipped to accommodate wheelchair users and those with other disabilities. It has a step at the entrance, a conventional door that isn't wide enough, no accessible restrooms, and no Braille menu. If you're traveling with children, there are no changing tables or children's menus. The service is excellent, attentive, respectful, and very friendly from start to finish. The menu offers a good variety of dishes, and I can say that they were all delicious on all our visits. It's definitely worth a visit.
