The oyster room
The Oyster Room at Boone’s – Coastal Charm for Every Occasion
Looking for a one-of-a-kind venue with a coastal charm, and a downtown Portland location? Welcome to the Oyster Room at Boone’s Fish House & Oyster Room - the perfect backdrop for weddings, corporate events, holiday parties, and more.
Perched on our second floor with waterfront views, this spacious venue features original hardwood floors, rustic exposed beams, and an expansive Brazilian hardwood deck complete with indoor and outdoor bar access. The Oyster Room offers an inviting blend of coastal elegance and casual sophistication.
From custom menus to thoughtful touches, our dedicated event director will work with you to bring your vision to life and create a celebration your guests will talk about long after the last toast.
Let Boone’s set the scene for your next unforgettable gathering.
Meet our Event & Marketing Director
Ashley Virgilio leads Boone’s private events and marketing - from first hello to final toast. With over 13 years of event and hospitality experience she blends design-minded planning with genuine Maine hospitality, coordinating menus, timelines, layouts, vendor partnerships, and day-of details so hosts can relax and enjoy the moment. Her campaigns (think Lobster Fest, Yappy Hour, and seasonal collabs) showcase our waterfront decks, local seafood, and Portland heritage - making Boone’s feel like the place to gather on the harbor.
Events@boonesfishhouse.com
Meet our Chef
Ryan Preston leads the culinary program at Boone’s with a thoughtful balance of creativity, precision, and hard work that shines through in every dish. With a deep respect for Maine’s coastal ingredients and a passion for bold, vibrant flavors, he crafts menus that celebrate both tradition and innovation. From perfectly shucked oysters to beautifully composed seafood plates, to fresh takes on classics, Ryan’s dedication to quality and his work behind the scenes help shape the dining experience that guests have come to know since 1898 at Boone’s on Portland, Maine’s working waterfront.