Family Owned on the Alabama RiveR
SEAFOOD, BLUES & RIVER SUNSETS
Fresh Gulf seafood, live blues every Sunday, pontoon rentals,
RV camping and unforgettable waterfront views in Montgomery.
Fresh Seafood
Fresh oysters, shrimp, po' boys and Southern seafood favorites served daily.
Live Blues
National touring blues bands every Sunday with unforgettable riverfront vibes.
Riverfront Views
Enjoy sunset cocktails and panoramic views directly on the Alabama River.
River Life
Pontoon rentals, boat slips and RV camping for the perfect weekend getaway.
Live Music This Sunday
Live blues, river sunsets, and unforgettable Sundays. Enjoy nationally touring blues bands, cold drinks, and waterfront vibes every weekend at Capitol Oyster Bar.
MAY 26 • 2:00 PM
The Johnny Rawls Band
JUN 02 • 2:00 PM
Popa Chubby
Signature Favorites
Fresh Oysters
Raw or chargrilled Gulf oysters served fresh daily.
Shrimp Po' Boy
Crispy shrimp piled high on toasted French bread.
Seafood Platter
Southern seafood favorites served with house sides.
Riverfront Cocktails
Perfect drinks for warm sunsets and live blues nights.
The River Life
Spend the weekend on the river with pontoon rentals, boat slips, and RV camping — all just steps from great food, live music, and waterfront sunsets.
Pontoon Boats
Rent a pontoon boat and cruise the Alabama River all day long.
Boat Slips
Convenient wet slips available directly beside the restaurant.
RV Park
Stay overnight at our neighboring RV resort and marina area.
A Family Tradition on the River
For decades, Capitol Oyster Bar has brought together fresh seafood, cold drinks and unforgettable live blues on the banks of the Alabama River. What started as a hidden local gem has grown into one of Montgomery’s favorite waterfront destinations.
Riverfront Reviews
“Best oysters and best view on the river. The Sunday blues shows are always amazing.”
— Jennifer M.
“Hidden gem! Great food, cold beer and live music. You can’t beat the atmosphere here.”
— Michael R.
“We came by boat and stayed at the RV park. Perfect weekend getaway right on the river.”
