Living here in the pacific northwest I have tried and love all types of seafood. As you could probably tell from my Maui eats sushi is a top favorite. But on the blog today we are going to be talking about oyster bars. I know this isn’t specific to the pacific northwest, but we do have several amazing oyster farms, so the quality is out of this world. Although not all oyster bars are created equal and there are really only two that my husband and I go to on the regular. We’re always looking for new places, but they can never stack up to these two. One is on the island where we live Whidbey, and the other has several locations around Washington state.
In the last post about Washington we went to Eastern Washington, this week we are going to stay close to my current home town in Western Washington. I live on Whidbey Island, which is in the Puget Sound, about 40min north of Seattle. To do something quick for a morning hike or a short road trip we like to drive up the island to a small, short, mountain in Anacortes Washington, Mt. Erie.