Copps Island Oyster Shack

The food is well worth the wait. We tried almost every item on their menu and it was all great. BYOB and seating is limited. They sell bottled water and tea and there are some restrooms in the building just steps away. At peak times we waited between 45-60 minutes. Went back a second time and ordered a burger and fries and the wait was still 45 minutes. If you order from the cold bar (shrimp, oysters, clams) the wait is only about 10 minutes.

Fresh, mild oysters and a hot lobster roll on the best toasted buttery bun. Perpefect sunny day eating at the picnic tables overlooking the marina. Took 30 mins for 2 lobster rolls to come out, but had our 12 oysters in the meantime. Expensive, but BYOB! Really beautiful spot to eat.

4.5. Lobster rolls are fantastic - their market price though- which when we went was $34 each. The chicken fingers are great and they have a decent size menu. They don’t have running drinking water- so bring your own water or you have to buy bottled water. Lots of parking, seating is by the water. They have toppings like ketchup and mignonette etc. but they’re oddly not kept on ice which I find disappointing as it sits outside all day. They do have a bathroom.

Delicious food! Driving home to NC from Vermont, I really wanted an authentic lobster roll. It was so much better than I expected it to be. My husband ordered the tenders and fries. They were hot and delicious. So glad we detoured to stop here.

Really great seafood with a beautiful view of the water! The raw oysters were fresh with a nice cocktail sauce and I love a chilled lobster roll packed with meat. The fried clam sandwich had a delicious romato relish on top as well. Not pictured, but the onion rings are a great side