Seafood Restaurants

Contemporary European flavors come to life with sustainable ingredients and savory accompaniments at Navio, a signature dining restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay. Guests can select either a three-course Read more...

Incredible seafood and hand-crafted cocktails in a stunning setting. Located in the historic Ferry Building Marketplace on San Francisco’s waterfront.   View menu   Hog Island Oyster Bar offers the Read more...

The world’s finest catches are yours at Michael Mina. Inspired by his global travels through timeless seaside villages, Michelin Award-winning Chef Michael Mina is breathing new life into his eponymous Read more...

New Orleans’ favorite restaurant for Italian and seafood home-style cooking for more than eight decades. From Sebastian Mandina’s Italian grocery in at the turn of the 20th century to one Read more...

Bric à Brac is a family friendly (YES! kids are welcome and they will love it), American style Restaurant, locally owned and operated . We are located across street from Read more...

GW Fins offers the finest seafood, wine, and service in a unique, contemporary atmosphere. Dedicated to serving the freshest and highest quality seafood from around the world to augment the Read more...

We are a small locally owned seafood restaurant and fish market in the Castro. Owned and operated by the same owner since 1977, San Francisco’s one-and-only Anchor Oyster Bar has Read more...

McCormick & Kuleto’s Seafood & Steaks is located in San Francisco’s historic Ghirardelli Square. Enjoy a delicious, specially prepared meal in our dining room, which features expansive views of the Read more...

Mena’s Palace Restaurant has been serving New Orleans fare for over sixty years. Located in the historic French Quarter, stop by for breakfast or lunch to experience authentic Cajun cuisine Read more...

Boston, MA is where Davio’s was born. And, in essence, re-born. Once on Newbury Street, in Brookline, and in Cambridge, Davio’s now resides in Park Square, and serves as an Read more...