We got back from Ireland about 1 month ago. Our trip to Ireland included the Galway International Oyster Festival…well while the event itself was classy…where were the oysters!?!? Fast forward to last night, present day, Seattle…Elliott’s Oyster New Year 2012…FILLED with oysters and wine! If somehow the two events Galway and Seattle could be combined…that could be the epic oyster lovers mecca! Elliotts Oyster New Year’s is not just a party but a benefit for the Puget Sound Restoration Fund which is dedicated to restoring the Sound’s water quality and native marine species and their habitats. To read more visit t the Puget Sound Restoration Fund’s website. This post will primarily cover our highlights of the night! However where ever you are in the…
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