The Silver Lake restaurant showcases the oysterman and the fisherman, the rancher and the farmer, the brewmaster and the winemaker, and of course, the magnificent oyster.
There’s a beautiful presentation of beet cured salmon with buttery toasts and crème fraiche served on a wood plank. And you can get some fine clam chowder made with Nueske’s bacon. But the oysters are a must. A fun route to go is the daily dozen, an assortment of bivalves from the Atlantic and Pacific, served on ice with all the necessary accoutrements. Wash them down with a tall glass of pale ale from El Segundo Brewery or a glass of prosecco.
Go early for the happy hour in the upstairs bar where specials are served from 5-7pm or come late for a nightcap and a snack. The menu upstairs is limited, but the balcony is still a popular spot to park.
Slurping oysters
At the bar
Knife & fork fried oyster po’boy, shaved fennel, chickory, piquillo peppers, gribiche with fries; grilled swordfish, braised mustard greens, smoked tomato & mushroom polenta; whole roasted fish, roasted spaghetti squash, moroccan stewed tomatoes, sweet peppers, za’atar, sumac, chives
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