#oysters

#oysters

Oris has introduced a limited edition watch named New York Harbor II to support the Billion Oyster Project, aiming to restore New York's oyster population and clean the harbor.

Petite Lil's offers a preview of a yet-to-open French restaurant in North Beach, featuring oysters, tinned fish, and a 32-ounce bone-in tomahawk served until 1am.

Eating bad oysters can have serious health consequences, so knowing how to tell if your oysters are good enough to eat is a handy life skill.

“Then once we opened, people have just [had] honestly positive, amazing energy, and it's been busy, so that's a good thing,” said Gaga.

The conditions off the northeastern arm of New England are perfect for cultivating oysters: Exceptional salinity levels, clean water, and ideal temperatures create this unique terroir.

"We fill that missing piece," said Tim Macklin, a co-founder of Collective Oyster Recycling & Restoration, the nonprofit group leading the effort.

"Airports, just like other concessions and concepts out there, are becoming more experiential. The airport that you're visiting can be just as much of a destination as where you're going, so it's a reflection of the local city."