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Spot These Birds At Larrabee State Park

Thousands of migratory birds of the Pacific Flyway pass through northwest Washington to rest, eat and breed. A great place to see them is at Larrabee State Park, a 2,748-acre waterfront park located on Samish Bay. According to Cascade Loop — a publication that tracks 225 of Washington’s 346 annually recorded bird species — birdwatchers … Read more

Get To Know Us! Meet Our Dishwasher, Vojtech

We wouldn’t be where we are today without our talented staff. We are pleased to introduce you to our Dishwasher, Vojtech M.! Q: How long have you worked at The Oyster Bar? A: About 2-3 months Q: What do you enjoy about working at The Oyster Bar? A: The crew, the environment, the food, the … Read more

Get To Know Us! Meet Our Wine Director, Amanda

We wouldn’t be where we are today without our talented staff. We are pleased to introduce you to our Wine Director, Amanda A.! Q: How long have you worked at The Oyster Bar? A: Since 2007 Q: What do you enjoy about working at The Oyster Bar? A: I feel honored to be part of … Read more

Profiteroles: A Classic French Dessert

Profiteroles may be the most petite items on our fall dessert menu, but don’t let their size fool you. The light and airy pastries pack a delicious flavor and texture. Try them for yourself — we’re serving our profiteroles with pumpkin ganache, candied ginger and vanilla ice cream! Also known as choux à la crème … Read more

Get To Know Us! Meet Our Executive Chef, Justin

We wouldn’t be where we are today without our talented staff. We are pleased to introduce you to our Executive Chef, Justin G.! Q: How long have you worked at The Oyster Bar? A: 19 years Q: What do you enjoy about working at The Oyster Bar? A: The staff, food and view Q: What … Read more

Get To Know Us! Meet Our Server, Brianna

We wouldn’t be where we are today without our talented staff. We are pleased to introduce you to our server, Brianna G! Q: How long have you worked at The Oyster Bar? A: About 3 years. Q: What do you enjoy about working at The Oyster Bar? A: My coworkers. I [also] moved to Seattle … Read more

Explore The Geology Of The Chuckanut Formation

Forged during the Eocene Epoch approximately 50 million years ago, the Chuckanut Formation is composed of layers of sedimentary rock that reveal the area’s former climate and geological environment. According to the Washington State Department of Natural Resources, the U.S. Exploring Expedition began studying fossil specimens collected from the formation during the mid-19th century. The … Read more

Skagit Tulip Festival 2019

In celebration of Spring, Skagit Valley blooms are taking over the fields this April. The annual Tulip Festival commemorates the valley’s annual harvest. You don’t have to travel to the Netherlands to experience the spring bloom. As one of areas most colorful agricultural gems, the tulip fields set the stage for festivities for all.

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Washington Wine – 2012 Quilceda Creek

#2 Wine Spectator Top 100 of 2015 “A great bottle of wine is one that keeps your interest from the first glass to the last, leaving you wanting more.” Founded in 1979, Quilceda Creek wines are an expression of five vineyards; Champoux, Galitzine, Lake Wallula, Palengat and Wallula Vineyards. The 2012 Quilceda Creek Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley … Read more