Cutest oyster bar in town. Fresh oysters, shucked at the bar upon ordering. We tried 3 different kinds, all from the east coast, and all were delicious. Tried the clams casino, baked to perfection. Also had the grilled artichoke, that was delightful. The service was great and quick.

I really enjoyed my meal at Queen St! Definitely try to get a reservation, but the bar seating is very cute and first come first serve. There's a convenient parking lot outside as well. The oysters were extremely fresh and the crudo melted in my mouth. The swordfish and shrimp were both solid dishes and the sundae was refreshing. My favorite was probably the crab fritters! It's definitely more of a "treat yourself" than an "everyday" kind of spot in terms of pricing. I found the servers to be attentive and between the decor and menu it really reminds me of many of the Charleston restaurants I know and love.

What a great spot Such a wonderful experience Oyster so the half. Amazing. Raw scallop. delicious Shrink and grits Had a rosé to start and Pinot noir to finish Service was great. Attentive and on point The ambiance was lovely. Lots of conversations around me. I sat to edit my photos quietly. Enough for me to be surrounded by great energy and sit in my own silence. Their chocolate pie/cake is a must try. Everything was perfect

I love this place! The Carolina-seafood focus is unique (at least for LA). Chicken fried swordfish is amaaaazing. Oysters are always fresh and tasty. Great wine and sake selections, friendly staff, nice decor. I like sitting at the bar and watching them work.

Went for the La Morra pop-up. Had the Scallops, a Caesar salad, artichokes, two La Morra pizzas, and some oysters. I'm pretty sure we ordered more food, but I'm having a difficult time remembering... maybe because it was such a food daze. Everything was exceptional. Service was great. Our server was really personable and funny, but maintained a sweet casual demeanor. When we were finished with everything he popped by and said, "So are we over it?" One of the cutest interiors. I love the way it's built and structured, albeit a little small, but it doesn't feel crowded. They have ample patio space. Nice soap in the bathrooms too, always love the special touches.

Very cute decor, beautiful space. Sitting around the oyster bar is fun if you're dining alone or in a pair. Got there about 6:30pm and it was already full, but definitely got busier as the night progressed. We went with a few items: 1/2 dozen oysters Clams casino Crab Louie Derby Pie Rośe The oysters for the day were a little smaller in size but good. Pricey, but good. The clams casino (5 for $22) had a nice bacon saltiness to them and the breadcrumbs added a nice crunch. The Crab Louie was very fresh and light (made to order) and exactly what the ritz cracker was made for haha. My fav fav was the derby pie: toasted pecans, dark chocolate, and u must get that scoop of vanilla bean ice cream. NO REGRETS! Do note, There is a 20% service charge already added to the bill regardless of party size They have Happy Hour everyday from 4-5:30pm, which looks fun and a good way to get some small bites without totally breaking the bank.

It's nice to have a place in the neighborhood like this: good food, nice ambiance, parking. The food was very good - specifically the She-Crab Soup which comes with a table side brandy preparation that is equal parts showy and delicious. It's the best thing here. Don't sleep on the Crab Bites either because they are piping hot and the homemade ranch is absolutely killer. I didn't even manage to get a photo of the complete dish because one of the bites was already in the mouth of my dining partner. That said, there were two downsides. 1. The place is tiny, so seating is at a premium and the wait is long even when you've made a reservation. That happens with hot, new places, so it's not totally unexpected. It was stressful though because you could tell the host and waitstaff are trying SO HARD to be patient and deal with everyone. 2. They ran out of a lot of stuff really fast. We had a reservation on the earlier side of the evening and nearly all of the specials were gone and most of the main menu fish items. Sucks, but c'est la vie. We'll come back another time to try the stuff we missed.

We had a delicious dinner at Queen Street. Have always wanted to try Found Oyster but haven't because they don't take reservations. Luckily Queen St. does. The five of us enjoyed our meal very much. We ordered the chargrilled oysters, which were so good. They come 4 to an order, but easily upped the order to 5 so we could each have one. We also had raw oysters, and a pickled shrimp & mussel salad that was like a delicious ceviche, plus grilled bread and "good" butter. We ordered the chicory salad because it sounded interesting, and we loved it! So fresh & crunchy. For a main, we tried the roast chicken & frites, which we sort of laughed about as it is a seafood heavy restaurant. But we were pleasantly surprised. It was amazing!! Seriously, how did they make chicken taste this good? The only "miss" of the evening was the grilled fish collar with buffalo wing sauce. I love grilled collar but this was drowning in the sauce. It didn't stand a chance. All anyone could taste was the sauce. Very disappointing! Next time, we will ask for the sauce on the side. We tried both desserts...an ice cream sundae (that was huge) and the yummy derby pie. There is a nice wine selection, with a few affordable choices. The room itself is lovely, and the bar is beautiful. It is a little noisy but not over the top. There is a parking lot, and street parking available.