Holberts Oyster Supplies

Go to Woolies for prawns instead. No prices on the prawns $45 per kilo (no price on them btw got a shock after we ordered) for fresh" cooked prawns. Thawed frozen

Drove hours to this secluded little oyster farm for some oysters. Unfortunately, we couldn't sit outside due to the heavy ridiculous storm across Aussie. Thankfully, they were still open at around 4+pm and managed to grab some oyster and prawn to be consumed back in the hotel.

The lemon doesn’t come with the natural oysters not even a slice. Paid $25 for a dozen.Also the recharge for the card is 1%.The killpatrit oysters ain’t worked. You need to cook it home yourself.

The oysters were absolutely fresh and delicious. $25 a dozen and you need nothing added to them. Just sit and enjoy. Perfect to pop in for an entree to your meal. Totally recommend but only if you know your oysters.

Decent experience with good view. The oysters were creamy but not too fresh for a oyster supplier (we visited in the afternoon). I found probably one bad oyster per dozen that tasted off and they didn’t provide tissues and you had to pay separate for a lemon. Prices were reasonable and the view was pretty.

It would have been an easy 5 stars, the view was great, the oysters were delish (but small) and creamy, the price was decent. Got parking, which was a bonus. What’s there to complain about!?Well, just as I check out I realise it doesn’t come with lemon and they make you buy a whole lemon separately. Price of the lemon wasn’t the issue, it’s the thought and attitude of the business in little things like these that makes me feel annoyed. If you went out of your way to have great product at a good price point, why shout yourself on the foot for small things like lemon. Why not go all the way to provide a 5 star experience. But that’s just my personal opinion, I’m sure everyone will tell me small business struggles - then again my point was, just include half a lemon in the base price, round up the price from 19.X to 20 directly and make the customer happier.That said - apart from that, it was decent oysters. We’re here for food, and I would recommend checking it out if you are around. Definitely some good oysters.

Gorgeous oysters that don't break the bank: expect to pay around twenty bucks for a dozen. If you eat them at Holberts', you'll get a terrific view of the inlet.

Plenty of outdoor seating area and with a view of the water. Oysters were sold in dozens and they also have fresh prawns. If you want lemon with your seafood then it's an extra $1.50. They also have a tap to wash your hands.

Got one dozen of rock oysters for $24.95. They tasted fresh.Thought it was absurd to pay for lemon thats $1.50 but then I went to Coles that night and they were selling for $1.80 each.Toilet amenities are available, however I had entered with no tissue roll or no hand wash.Ample parking on gravel road, though beware of rough, pothole surface upon driving in.

Best Oysters I've had. Not a bad spot for a pit stop and feed.