Why you should experience Green Point Seafood and Oyster Bar in Dallas, Texas.
Green Point Seafood and Oyster Bar is a polished Knox Street seafood house where icy oyster towers, martinis, and candlelit Dallas dinner energy settle into one of the city's sharpest seafood rooms.
Set along Knox Street near Travis Street and just steps from the Katy Trail and the Knox-Henderson luxury retail corridor, this intimate oyster bar carries the unmistakable feeling of crushed ice glistening beneath rows of East Coast oysters, chilled martinis sliding across white marble tables, and couples leaning deeper into conversations while seafood towers and lobster rolls slowly take over the room around them. The lighting stays low and golden. Servers move carefully between tightly packed tables carrying caviar service, grilled fish, shrimp cocktails, champagne bottles, and glossy plates of seafood still shining beneath melted butter and lemon. The smell of citrus, brine, fresh herbs, and warm bread hangs softly in the air while ice cracks beneath oyster knives behind the raw bar throughout the evening. Green Point Seafood and Oyster Bar understands exactly what people want from a great oyster bar: cold martinis, perfect seafood, and a room that makes everybody look slightly better than they did outside.
What you didn't know about Green Point Seafood and Oyster Bar.
Green Point Seafood and Oyster Bar leans into the classic American oyster-bar tradition where raw seafood, cocktails, and tight dining rooms create an energy that feels both celebratory and quietly luxurious at the same time.
The oyster program drives the identity. Different varieties rotate through the raw bar carrying distinct salinity, texture, and mineral character while servers guide tables through East Coast and Gulf selections over crushed ice with lemon, mignonette, and cocktail sauce. Martini culture matters here too. Nearly every table eventually lands on seafood towers and cold gin or vodka cocktails because the pairing feels inevitable once the room settles into motion after dark. The Knox Street location sharpens the restaurant's identity significantly. The surrounding neighborhood already moves through a rhythm of designer storefronts, upscale dinners, Katy Trail traffic, and polished nightlife, which means Green Point naturally fills with date nights, post-shopping dinners, celebratory meals, and groups dressed like they planned the evening carefully. The room thrives on restraint. No oversized gimmicks, no theatrical noise, no distraction from the oysters sweating over crushed ice directly in front of you. Green Point Seafood and Oyster Bar trusts seafood and lighting to carry the night.
How to fold Green Point Seafood and Oyster Bar into your trip.
Green Point Seafood and Oyster Bar belongs inside evenings where dinner should feel elegant.
Book dinner after sunset when the candles start glowing across the dining room and the oyster bar settles into its strongest rhythm. Start with oysters and martinis immediately because the room practically demands it the second you sit down. Order slowly from there, seafood towers, lobster rolls, grilled fish, caviar, champagne, warm bread, letting the table build itself piece by piece while conversations soften beneath the lighting and surrounding movement. Sit near the raw bar so you can watch oysters getting shucked over ice while cocktails keep landing beside them throughout the night. Green Point Seafood and Oyster Bar fits perfectly before Knox-Henderson nightlife, after Katy Trail evenings, or during nights where the goal is simply sitting somewhere beautiful with somebody worth lingering beside.
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