@hungere-for-diy's Review of little shucker - San Francisco, No Place (SANDBOX)

Have you been to Little Shucker in San Francisco yet? I came here with some friends who wanted me to point out that they are my most sexiest, cutest, hottest, and most amazing friends ever. Okay, moving on. This place just opened up a few months ago and they're already hopping. Here's some of their menus for food and drinks. We started with some non-alcoholic drinks because we all had to go to work tomorrow. They were all really refreshing, but I would definitely recommend the lemonade and the white wine spritz. We got a dozen oysters to share and these were so delicious. I normally like the Kumamoto oysters, but their mere point oyster was really good too. I told my friends that I was only going to have one, but I ended up having much more. Then we got the halibut crudo. This was also really good, but I do wish that the fish had been colder. The presentation on this was so pretty and on point. Next up was chips and dips. I like that they use Maui onion chips instead of just regular sauce. salted ones i think it made a huge difference here are their baked oysters and we got an order of all three kinds and to be healthy we got their cauliflower and because this particular group really likes to eat we also got some bread and butter the butter here was airy and whipped which i love it just makes it so much easier to spread on the bread and the star of the dinner in my opinion was the lobster roll you can order yours hot or cold we decided to split a couple of these but got them both hot the bread on this had this beautiful buttery sear to it and the lobster was incredibly juicy then we got both desserts to finish things off i'm normally a chocolate lover but this greek yogurt tart was incredible note that they do automatically charge a 20 service fee to your bill but the food and vibe of this place was definitely worth it