All-You-Can-Slurp Canadian Oysters

NEW YORK — Canada is the source of many lip-smacking, cold-water oysters, including the flat Malpeque and one of my favorites, BeauSoleil, from New Brunswick. Docks Oyster Bar is gathering these and more than a dozen others, from the east and west coasts of Canada, to open and serve at an oyster festival on Saturday. The admission ticket includes unlimited oysters, chowders, other seafood, Canadian wines and beers, music and an oyster-shucking contest.

Posted 10:03 p.m. Nov 12, 2018 — Updated 10:03 p.m. Nov 12, 2018

By

Florence Fabricant

, New York Times

NEW YORK — Canada is the source of many lip-smacking, cold-water oysters, including the flat Malpeque and one of my favorites, BeauSoleil, from New Brunswick. Docks Oyster Bar is gathering these and more than a dozen others, from the east and west coasts of Canada, to open and serve at an oyster festival on Saturday. The admission ticket includes unlimited oysters, chowders, other seafood, Canadian wines and beers, music and an oyster-shucking contest.

— Canadian Oyster Festival, $65 to $100 plus fees, Saturday from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m., Docks Oyster Bar, 633 3rd Ave. (40th Street), 2018falloysterfestival.eventbrite.com.

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