Salt Ponds - RI Oyster Trail https://rioystertrail.com/tag/salt-ponds/ Where to Find the Finest RI Oysters Sat, 07 Apr 2018 11:20:05 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.1.1 https://rioystertrail.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/cropped-Riot-square512-1-32x32.jpg Salt Ponds - RI Oyster Trail https://rioystertrail.com/tag/salt-ponds/ 32 32 Greenwich Bay Oyster Bar https://rioystertrail.com/greenwich-bay-oyster-bar/ Thu, 22 Mar 2018 15:28:13 +0000 https://rioystertrail.com/?p=350 Greenwich Bay Oyster Bar is nestled in the heart of East Greenwich on historic Main Street. We are based on locally resourced product and traditional cuisine blended with world fare. We are open year round and feature buck- a – shuck every day and typically feature Rhode Island oysters such as; Beavertails, East Beach Blondes, […]

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]]> Greenwich Bay Oyster Bar is nestled in the heart of East Greenwich on historic Main Street. We are based on locally resourced product and traditional cuisine blended with world fare. We are open year round and feature buck- a – shuck every day and typically feature Rhode Island oysters such as; Beavertails, East Beach Blondes, Hope Islands, Umami, Salt Ponds, Rome Points, Moonstones ….. The list goes on.

ADDRESS

240 Main Street
East Greenwich, RI 02818
401-398-2462
WEBSITE

OYSTERS SERVED

Beavertails
East Beach Blondes
Hope Islands
Umami
Salt Ponds
Rome Points
Moonstones

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]]> Coast Guard House https://rioystertrail.com/coast-guard-house/ Wed, 21 Mar 2018 14:01:34 +0000 https://rioystertrail.com/?p=50 Our New American cuisine features American Classics and inspired dishes with an emphasis on seafood. We are committed to local purveyors and are proud to offer local oysters from Walrus & Carpenter, & Salt Pond, as well as other local ingredients from Sunset Farm, RI Mushroom, Narragansett Creamery, not to mention our locally sourced craft […]

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]]> Our New American cuisine features American Classics and inspired dishes with an emphasis on seafood. We are committed to local purveyors and are proud to offer local oysters from Walrus & Carpenter, & Salt Pond, as well as other local ingredients from Sunset Farm, RI Mushroom, Narragansett Creamery, not to mention our locally sourced craft beers & spirits. We are open 7 days a week for lunch & dinner year round and host a notable Sunday menu brunch. Enjoy the spectacular ambiance of Oceanside dining on Narragansett Bay, in our panoramic dining room or seated at one of our one of a kind outdoor spaces. Reservations suggested.

ADDRESS

40 Ocean Road
Narragansett, RI 02882
401-789-0700
WEBSITE

OYSTERS SERVED

Walrus & Carpenter
Salt Ponds

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]]> Salt Pond Oysters https://rioystertrail.com/salt-pond-oysters/ Tue, 06 Mar 2018 02:05:34 +0000 https://rioystertrail.com/?p=199 “A heavyweight from Point Judith Pond, Rhode Island, Salt Pond Selects are oyster-lover’s oysters: big, bountiful, and intensely flavorful. If you made a demi-glace with seawater, you’d approximate the concentrated tide pool brine of a Salt Pond Select. “They are unusually metallic for a virginica, with hints of the iron and petrol flavors found in […]

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]]> “A heavyweight from Point Judith Pond, Rhode Island, Salt Pond Selects are oyster-lover’s oysters: big, bountiful, and intensely flavorful. If you made a demi-glace with seawater, you’d approximate the concentrated tide pool brine of a Salt Pond Select.

“They are unusually metallic for a virginica, with hints of the iron and petrol flavors found in Point Judith Pond oysters. These 2.5-year-old oysters are very large, heavy, and strong. The shells-bronze and black-striped on top, a lovely white-green on the bottom-shuck smoothly every time, yielding a rich meat that will take you back to childhood days of lazing around the New England shore.”

“I recently tried them again, and they were even better- everything that i wrote above, but bigger and sweeter. These monster 3 year olds make you want to laugh at all those little girlie-oysters served up in so many raw bars.”

-Rowan Jacobsen, Author of  “The Oyster Guide”

Farmer: Dave Roebuck
Oyster Varieties: Salt Pond Selects
Location: Point Judith Pond (Salt Pond) is a shallow, four-mile long salt body of water lying behind the barrier beaches and sand dunes that form Point Judith Harbor.
Website

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