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Is Elliott's Oyster House Still Open? Food Paradise Update (Seattle, WA)

Food Paradise, Season 17 Seattle, Washington

Current status

Open

As of October 2026, Elliott's Oyster House is open — confirmed via the restaurant's current website/social account, accessed September 7, 2026.

What the source shows: The restaurant's own website had a last-modified header of September 7, 2026 and advertised current seasonal events, and Yelp's listing for the same address was updated in June 2026. How we decide a status →

What happened after Food Paradise?

The Food Paradise episode "Cruisin' the Coasts" (S17E1) featured Elliott's Oyster House, a Pier 56 seafood house that has served Seattle's waterfront since 1975. The restaurant runs an oyster bar stocked with 24 to 26 varieties alongside sustainably sourced Dungeness crab, wild salmon, and house-smoked Pacific seafood, and Food & Wine magazine has ranked it among the top oyster houses in the country. The pier building itself dates to 1902, rebuilt by the Northern Pacific Railroad after the 1889 Great Seattle Fire destroyed the original Arlington Dock. According to Yelp, whose listing was updated in June 2026, Elliott's Oyster House remains open; the restaurant's own website, last modified September 7, 2026, advertised its "33rd Annual Oyster New Year" event and a return of happy hour after Labor Day.

The episode Food Paradise, Season 17

Air date not confirmed
Title: Cruisin' the Coasts · What was featured: Oyster bar with 24-26 varieties plus Dungeness crab and wild salmon
How Food Paradise restaurants have fared: 27% closed →

Also in Season 17 Food Paradise

Season 17: 69 of 104 still open · 4 renamed, moved or under new owners

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Sources we checked 2 references

  1. elliottsoysterhouse.com http://elliottsoysterhouse.com/
  2. Yelp https://www.yelp.com/biz/elliotts-oyster-house-seattle-2
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