Seafood Restaurants in San Francisco

Fisch & Flore is a neighborhood restaurant, bar, and community hangout space for San Francisco locals and visitors alike, focused on serving the freshest seafood and zesty drinks.   Make Read more...

Benvenuto! Caffe Sport is one-of-a-kind among restaurants and embodies the spirit and food of Sicily. The unique interior is adorned with elaborately painted furniture and woodcarvings reminiscent of the shops Read more...

The Codmother Fish & Chips is a food truck located at the historic Fisherman’s Wharf, one of San Francisco’s top Seafood destinations serving British style Fish & Chips, Calamari, Clam Read more...

Located downstairs at the International Food Court in the Financial District, Benjaminos Trattoria features home made Italian dishes along with fresh oysters, seafood crudo, crab chowder, cozze e vongole, lobster Read more...

Have you had your Clam Juice today?” Uniquely San Francisco, The Old Clam House is the City’s oldest restaurant serving quality seafood and spirits in the same location since 1861. Read more...

Mona Lisa Mare e Monti , in San Francisco, serves classic Italian dishes crafted with top-quality local and seasonal produce in its charming and welcoming eatery. Mare e Monti is Read more...

JJ Fish & Chicken offers some of the best tasting dishes you have ever eaten! And we offer something for everyone! Our menu includes crispy fried chicken wings, delicious chicken Read more...

Where the Ocean Meets Your Plate. FIN is a vibrant restaurant located in Russian Hill serving contemporary Thai food with a focus on seafood. FIN’s menu originates from Chef Kobe’s coastal Read more...

Situated in the vibrant Mission district, the inviting restaurant serves several varieties of oysters and generous portions of the freshest fare from the sea. Classic dishes include cioppino, Dungeness crab Read more...

Serving Mesquite-grilled Fresh Fish and Classic San Francisco Dishes from the Gold Rush to today! Sam’s Grill, the fifth-oldest restaurant in the US, opened in 1867, shortly after the California gold Read more...