San Francisco Oysterfest: Food, Drink & Music at Sharon Meadow
Sharon Meadow, in Golden Gate Park (300 Bowling Green Drive San Francisco, CA 94117)
- Full Price:
- $35.00
- Our Price:
- $17.50*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for 13th Annual San Francisco Oysterfest have expired.
The last date listed for 13th Annual San Francisco Oysterfest was Saturday June 30, 2012 / 11:00am - 6:00pm.
Currently at Sharon Meadow:
14th Annual Guinness Oyster & Music Festival: Food, Drinks & Music
- Full Price:
- $35.00
- Our Price:
- $17.50
The 14th Annual Guinness Oyster & Music Festival -- the largest Oyster festival on the West Coast since it began in 2000 -- returns, featuring a stellar lineup of bands and beer, wine and premium spirits, as well as plenty of fresh oysters and other tasty food offerings from San Francisco's best restaurants. Along with oyster shucking contests and informative cooking demos, you'll hear crowd-pleasers Devo, Mutemath, Shiny Toy Guns and Family of the Year -- all ready to rock Golden Gate Park's Sharon Meadow. All of the event's food vendors place a huge emphasis on providing healthy, local, sustainably farmed product, and all food and beverage containers will be compostable, resulting in zero waste. Learn More
Goldstar Member Tips
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Wear flat shoes and comfortable clothes
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Eat before you get there or after you leave.
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Parking not marked; transportation non-existant
75 Goldstar Member Reviews
Written on Oct 24 2012Extremely long lines to wait in for everything, especially oysters from the best vendors. Even though Drake's Bay had the largest oysters, the vendor with the baja oysters were the best w/the shortest line! After paying admission and waiting in line an hour+ for oysters and $7 beers, I will think twice about coming again. Organizers need to have adequate space and enough oyster vendors to meet the demand.
Written on Jul 10 2012Had a blast!
Written on Jul 09 2012First you gotta pay 17.50 to get into the joint provided you went through Gold star or any other discount site or else it's a steep 40 at the door. Then it takes over 2 hours to get to be able to place your order because the lines moved so slow, and in some cases wait another 30-40 minutes after your order is placed since they have to shuck the things. Lastly it costs roughly the same or if not more than in other actual restaurants and establishments so really what's the point? If it's for the live music or alcohol that was served that took equally as long well then it's certainly not worth it.
Written on Jul 06 2012Pros
1. Nice venueCons
1. Long lines
2. Not nearly enough oysters (or even food).
3. OverpricedI was looking forward to this festival as I am from Louisiana and love oysters, beer and music. While the music kept going...the lines at Oysterfest were out of control. It might as well have been called linefest. I expected that beers would be a little steep, but at $8 for a Guinness I thought that was even a bit too much. The worst thing that happened was that after waiting in line for ~45min-1hr for Tomales Bay oysters, they RAN OUT OF OYSTERS. And after that there was no way I was going to switch to the >1hr long line for Drake's Bay oysters. Lame, lame, lame. We left right after that. At least tickets were half off.
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Description
Happy Hour: All alcoholic beverages will be $1 off until 2:00pm.
Bottled water will not be sold at the event in an attempt to reduce plastic pollution, but free drinking water will be available throughout the event.
The event will feature a play area for children.

