
Puget Sound
The most creative oyster region in the world, Puget Sound farms five different species of oysters using every technique imaginable. Tumbled, beach grown, suspended, and everything in between. Nowhere else can you taste so many different flavors and styles of oysters. The classic flavor profile is sweet and funky. Although these oysters can be found all over the world, a ton find their way into Seattle, making Rain City easily the most intense oyster town in the country.


Drayton Harbor
Drayton Harbor, Washington

Eld Inlet
Eld Inlet, Puget Sound

Little Skookum
Little Skookum Inlet, Puget Sound

Kumamoto (Washington)
Chapman Cove, Puget Sound

Chelsea Gem
Eld Inlet, Puget Sound

Skookum Point
Little Skookum Inlet, Puget Sound

Kumamoto (low salinity)
Skagit Bay

Olympia (South Sound)
Totten Inlet, Puget Sound

Sea Cow
Hammersley Inlet, Puget Sound

Summer Blues
Port Townsend Bay

Skagit Bay
Skagit Bay

Eagle Rock
Totten Inlet, Puget Sound

Kumamoto (moderate salinity)
Skagit Bay

Henderson Inlet
Puget Sound

Totten Inlet
Totten Inlet, Puget Sound

Kodomo
Hammersley Inlet, Washington

Hove Cove
Pickering Passage, Puget Sound

Olympia (Swinomish)
Skagit Bay

Steamboat
Totten Inlet, Puget Sound

Totten Inlet Virginica
Totten Inlet, Puget Sound

Barron Point
Little Skookum Inlet, Puget Sound

Rainier
Puget Sound

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