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Louisville’s Latest Pop-up Restaurant: Lou Oyster Cult

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Lou Oyster Cult, Wayfarin’ Raw Bar, is the latest pop-up restaurant to hit the growing pop-up scene. Thanks to UPS Worldport Lou Oyster Cult is slinging some of the freshest oysters around our landlocked city.

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Lou Oyster Cult at the MerryWeather | Photo by Lou Oyster Cult

They were born to shuck. Lou Oyster Cult surfaced a month ago at their inaugural pop-up at The MerryWeather. Menu items included 4 different kinds of mix and match oystersAtlantic and Pacific — served on ice with lemon + house-made sauces like mignonette, classic cocktail, and peri peri — a herbaceous hot sauce originating from South Africa. They’re also dishing out rotating seafood specials like Spanish gazpacho with snow crab.

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Oyster origin map | Graphic by Lou Oyster Cult

They pride themselves on freshly shucked oysters for everyone + bringing more cowbell to your party. That’s right, order a dozen oysters and you get to hit the cowbell. Now, that’s the kind of Will Ferrell energy we all need at an oyster party.

Ready to join the cult? Shell out at 1 of their next pop-ups.
🦪 Lou Oyster Cult | Aug., 30 | 5:30 p.m. | Pints & Union, 114 E. Market St., New Albany, IN

🦪 Lou Oyster Cult | Sept., 10 | 6 p.m. | ShopBar, 950 Barret Ave.

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Try 3 more Louisville pop-ups this weekend.

🍔 POCO Pop Ups | Sat., Aug. 14 + Sun., Aug. 15 | 6 p.m. | The MerryWeather, 1101 Lydia St. | Try a cross pollination of traditional and worldly dishes with local ingredients like garam masala deviled eggs and Philadelphia-style pork sandwich.

🍕 Lucky Leopard Pizza | Thurs.-Sun. | 6 p.m. | High Horse Bar, 1032 Story Ave. | Dig into Neapolitan-style pizza. #ProTip: pair it with a Spaghett — High Life, Aperol, + lemon.

🥡 River City Supper Club | Fri., Aug 13 | 5 p.m. | Eat Your Bourbon Marketplace, 2710 Frankfort Ave. | Enjoy an Asian inspired menu including a beef + chive shuami with bourbon barrel-aged ponzu.

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