Lady's Island Oyster

06/16/2026

Father’s Day at The Station 🍻🦪
Sunday | 11–2

Raw oysters from Lady’s Island Oysters with all the fixings, plus oyster shooters served in a Fillin Station shot glass — and the shot glass is yours to keep! Lady's Island Oyster

Brunch specials:
Meaty quiche
Fish & grit cake
Chicken & waffles

Campfire will be entertaining.

Bring Dad. Feed Dad. Cheers Dad.

06/01/2026

Our first for the public was a success, we went through about 700 oysters in 2hrs! We offered raw oysters on the half shell, steamed oysters and our special Cajun butter roasted topped with breadcrumbs and parm 🤤 Be on the lookout for our next all you can eat event and thanks to everyone who came out for the first one!!

05/22/2026

05/08/2026

Ur mom called .. she said if you got her oysters for Mothers Day you’d be her favorite 😉 Bring her to the Farmers Market this weekend and get her a plate or take some home and chef it up yourself!

As a reminder, we still have plenty of our at a discounted price!

Reach out to us to place an order!

04/30/2026

🚨 SPRING DEAL!!!! 🚨

We gotta move our !!

Running a deal, from now until supplies last -
Bushel (100) - $50
Bushel (150) - $70

Contact us to schedule pickup or meet up!
[email protected]
843-441-0240 (Ross)
843-476-0548 (Hailey)

04/30/2026

04/29/2026

come on y'all

04/29/2026

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04/28/2026

In all seriousness, it doesn’t matter how you get it done, as long as it gets done!

You may be asking, why do we hand flip our cages? 🤔

Flipping mimics different tide changes, exposing the oysters to fresh air making the oysters more resilient and giving them better shape and cup size. It also controls biofouling; the sunlight removes algae, seaweed, barnacles and other organisms from the actual cages. Clean, unclogged cages means we can maintaining proper water flow & feeding for our !

On a real note - we’re getting into the summer months where temps require us to flip lines every one to two weeks. These cages, filled with oysters, can weigh anywhere from 200-300+ lbs. So next time you see an oyster farmer, make sure you thank them for all the behind the scenes work!! 🫡💪🏽