So so good!!!
Every time I venture out to the good 'ol sin city, I always make sure I get my Oyster Bar fix before I head back home.
This place is super super small, sitting only about 18 or so people in a bar seating restaurant. When I first came here, it was some time ago during dinner and I remember the line was stretching out towards the slot machines. I waited for maybe a good 30-40 minutes realizing we haven't moved an inch!! We decided to eat elsewhere and come back when it wasn't so busy. The second time I came during lunch on a weekday. Thank God there were only a couple of people waiting and we were able to get seated quick.
If you do go during weekends during rush hours, be prepared to wait...FOR HOURS!! Go on a weekday or odd hours since this place is 24 hours!
So far, I've only tried their combo pan past and palace pan roast. But, I think that's pretty much the only thing you should order!! The pan roasts are sooo good! The bf ordered a jambalaya one time but throughout the night kept taking bites of my pan roast that he decided to just stick with pan roast from there on after.
The best deal is to just share a pan roast for $5 extra so that way you can order other appetizers when you come. (:
I'm not much of a raw oyster person but the oysters here are no joke FATTT! Those suckers are so freaking huge I was shocked at the person next to me being able to eat a whole dozen by himself. If you like oysters, I guarantee you'll enjoy the oysters here at Oyster Bar.
Overall, I really enjoying eating at the Oyster Bar. Not only is the food super good but I really like the small intimate setting. I have so far met 3 out of the 5 chefs that are regulars here and I enjoy conversing with them while I eat my pan roast. Depending on the chef that is working, be careful at how spicy you make your pan roast. I ordered a 7 with one chef my last pan roast and it was perfect. And then I ordered a 7 with a different chef and it was SPICY. It was my first meal of the day and I felt like there was a hole burning through my stomach!
The hotel on the other hand is not as great. Very sad and depressing. I had a couple of randos come up to me while waiting in line and talk to me about Jesus. Interesting. But I feel the setting just makes Oyster Bar that much more special.