Outside Dining Restaurants in Fisherman's Wharf

Crab House is well-known for its world-famous “Killer Crab®” (2lb+ whole Dungeness Crab roasted in a secret garlic sauce served on a sizzling iron skillet) as well as favorites like Read more...

Since 1946, Capurro’s Restaurant has been family owned and operated. Capurro’s offers a traditional Fisherman’s Wharf menu reminiscent of our Italian heritage. Serving lunch and dinner we feature only the Read more...

The best catch on Fisherman’s Wharf: Blue Mermaid Restaurant. Join us at Fisherman’s Wharf’s own Blue Mermaid Restaurant for classic San Francisco fare in a lively atmosphere. Right next door Read more...

Part of the Hillstone restaurant group featuring made-from-scratch interpretations of American classics. Located on the Embarcadero near Fisherman’s Wharf.   View menus Read more...

Your local San Francisco sports bar! Enjoy your favorite games with the NFL Sunday Ticket, ESPN College Gameplan and the MLB Playoffs showing on our TVs. Choose from over 200 Read more...

Scoma’s, located perfectly on the San Francisco Bay, is one of the most iconic restaurants in the city, having opened in 1965. Since then, the restaurant has provided the freshest, Read more...

Fog Harbor Fish House, ranked top 5 restaurants in San Francisco according to Yelp, offers the quintessential San Francisco waterfront dining experience. Take in award-winning views of the San Francisco Read more...

The Socialite with an array of artistically crafted food and charming ambience arrives at one of the most prestigious culinary scenes in San Francisco’s South Bay to create beautiful, lasting Read more...

Famous for our breakfast items such as house made corned beef hash, banana pecan pancakes, crab Benedicts and Boudin sourdough French toast with maple butter. For lunch enjoy a killer Read more...

Hand-thrown Pizzas. Hamburgers made with Fresh Angus Chuck. Fish Tacos. Giant Burritos. Full Bar. Eat..Drink..Surf.   View Menus   Well-behaved dogs are welcome to sit on the ground next to Read more...