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Wicked Oyster Review
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Wicked Oyster 
$-$$$, American, Wellfleet
Fodor's Review:
In a rambling, gray clapboard house just off U.S. 6 on the main road into Wellfleet village, the Wicked Oyster serves up the most innovative fare in Wellfleet. Try the rosemary-and-scallion-crusted half rack of lamb over roasted-shallot-and-garlic potato salad, or the local mussels in tomato broth with smoky bacon, cilantro, jalapeño, and lime. Oyster stew and the Harry's Bar open-face burger (with caramelized onions, fresh mozzarella, and Worcestershire mayonnaise) are among the top lunch dishes. Breakfast is a favorite here -- try the smoked salmon Benedict. There's also an outstanding wine list. Live music is offered many nights. Note that a new chef took over in 2007.
User Reviews & Ratings:
Customer service non-existent
Posted by David from Eastham,MA on 8/11/06
Thsi restaurant would be good if their front desk manager could handle customers properly. We went there with reservations for 5 and upon arriving were told that the reservations were only for 4. We all witnessed the call when reservations were made, but the hostess/manager drew a line in the sand and said we were wrong. Refusing to admit that she may have made a mistake. With such animosity at the front door, we walked out, never to return to an otherwise acceptable restaurant. What a shame!
INFO
- Address: 50 Main St., Wellfleet, MA
- Phone: 508/349-3455
- Credit Cards: AE, D, MC, V
- Closed: No dinner Wed.
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