Wellfleet Oysters are likely the most popular and well-known of all New England oysters. The harbor’s richness supports both wild oysters and farmed oysters. Brine hounds love the oyster’s intense, but clean brine, and if put in a line up, they will choose a Wellfleet every time.

The finest in wild caught and farm raised oysters, clams, and lobsters that Cape Cod has to offer. See how easy it is to have a fresh daily catch delivered from our dock to your door.

Wellfleets are the best at providing an esteemed, notorious and classic New England oyster experience. Salinity: Wellfleets are well known for their high salinity and their clean, simple finish. Flavor Notes: High salt with a briny splash of crisp mineral water.

2024年3月11日 · The most famous of all New England oysters, Wellfleets are farmed in the protected intertidal flats of Wellfleet Harbor. The Cape’s lack of freshwater guarantees a profoundly briny flavor in its oysters.

Inside Wellfleet Harbor, our oysters benefit from broad shallow estuaries and big tides ranging from 10-12 feet. Big tides bring a unique mix of high salinity levels, nutrients and phytoplankton for the bivalves to feed and filter, contributing to their crisp and briny flavor.

Wellfleet oysters are grown out and harvested in and from the estuaries of Wellfleet Harbor, located in the Northeastern region of Cape Cod Bay. This specific area of the Cape provides an ideal setting for the oysters.

Hand selected, ecologically raised Wellfleet oysters. Grown in the clean waters of Fox Island Wildlife.

Billingsgate Shellfish grows a natural, “free range” oyster. The abundance of diatoms in the water makes the oysters and clams exceptionally sweet. Billingsgate collects its seed oysters from natural growing spat. These oysters are 100% born and raised in Wellfleet waters.

Experience the legendary flavor of Wellfleet oysters, sustainably harvested and shipped live to your doorstep. These briny and delicious oysters are perfect for shucking and enjoying fresh. Order now and savor the taste of the Cape Cod coast.