Our OYSTERS
Find more about Cape Cod Oyster's nationally known brands.
Cape Cod Oyster Company
OUR BRANDS
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Great White Oysters
Our company's flagship brand, Great White Oysters are available in over 40 states and produced 52 weeks a year. Found in some of the country's best restaurants, restaurant chains, and retail outlets from large to small.
Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s Valentine’s Day oyster, traditionally associated with desire, vitality, and shared indulgence.Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s
Washburn Island Oysters
Washburn Island Oysters are grown in Waquoit Bay, a very well protected salt pond, which is directly fed by Vineyard Sound and the fresh water of the Moonakiss and Little Rivers.
Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s Valentine’s Day oyster, traditionally associated with desire, vitality, and shared indulgence.Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s
Hammerhead Oysters
Hammerhead Oysters are found along the deep channel of West Bay Massachusetts. Hammerhead Oysters was an oyster commissioned by our good friend Chef Bob Getchell at the Boathouse in Disney Springs.
Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s Valentine’s Day oyster, traditionally associated with desire, vitality, and shared indulgence.Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s
Boomamoto Oysters
Boomamoto Oysters are our homage to a West Coast Oyster with an East Coast Taste.Boomamoto Oysters are our homage to a West Coast Oyster with an East Coast Taste.
Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s Valentine’s Day oyster, traditionally associated with desire, vitality, and shared indulgence.Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s
Malabar Oysters
Malabar oysters are named after the infamous Cape Malabar, now known as Monomoy National Wildife refuge.Malabar oysters are named after the infamous Cape Malabar, now known as Monomoy National Wildife refuge.
Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s Valentine’s Day oyster, traditionally associated with desire, vitality, and shared indulgence.Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s
Three Bays Oysters
The Three Bays of Osterville Massachusetts is one of the most historically significant oyster producing regions in the country.The Three Bays of Osterville Massachusetts is one of the most historically significant oyster
Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s Valentine’s Day oyster, traditionally associated with desire, vitality, and shared indulgence.Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s
Pleasure Point Oysters
Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster company's branded Valentine's Day Oyster. Many people often wonder why oysters are linked with Valentine's day and desire.
Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s Valentine’s Day oyster, traditionally associated with desire, vitality, and shared indulgence.Pleasure Point Oysters are Cape Cod Oyster Company’s
