Ian Wile shucking at Little Creek Oysters in Greenport on a Saturday afternoon in July. (Credit: Randee Daddona)
Little Creek Oyster Farm and Market, the popular downtown Greenport shellfish shack, is expanding into Southold. (more…)
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Little Creek Oysters hosts ‘Vinyl Night’ on Thursdays this winter. (Credit: Little Creek Oysters, courtesy photo)
It’s a record pop-up shop that also serves oysters and beer.
Little Creek Oyster Farm and Market is hosting “Vinyl Night” from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. on Thursdays this winter.
Here’s how it works: Dust off your favorite old (or contemporary!) records and bring them down to the Bootleg Alley shop. If you’re feeling brave, you’re free to put them on the turntable and introduce fellow customers to your tunes. (more…)
A scene from Picklefest.
Sure, wine flights are a common occurrence on the North Fork, beer flights are on the menu at several local restaurants, and some high-end roasters even offer coffee tastings.
But pickle and oysters flights? (more…)
Alan Martinez of Claudio’s Clam Bar won Little Creek Oyster Farm’s first annual oyster shucking contest on Sunday. (Credit: Cyndi Murray photos)
Alan Martinez of Claudio’s Clam Bar in Greenport took home the top prize at Little Creek Oyster Farm’s oyster shucking contest Sunday at the East End Seaport Museum’s Maritime Festival.
Ian Wile, his son Jackson Wile and wife Rosalie Rung, of Little Creek Oysters (Credit: Vera Chinese)
The Little Creek Market, the new headquarters of the Little Creek Oyster Farm, opened the doors of Long Island’s first U-shuck oyster bar in downtown Greenport on Friday. The store will offer locals and visitors to the village the chance to support local oyster farming and enjoy some shellfish outdoors. (more…)