Seafood Restaurants in San Francisco

John’s Grill has been a San Francisco tradition since 1908. This historic restaurant is one of the city’s oldest and most famous and is a favorite of celebrities who enjoy Read more...

A lounge, bar, and all-day dining destination, The Post Room is a restaurant with all the unexpected delight of a postcard from an old friend. In an atmosphere of gilded Read more...

Celebrating 26 years in San Francisco’s world-famous Union Square, Morton’s is located in the heart of the city’s most luxurious shopping district, hotel destinations, premium nightlife and world-class entertainment. Having Read more...

When a tiny, light-filled space on Chestnut Street in the heart of San Francisco’s Marina neighborhood—just a quick walk to the harbor—became available in 2023, we knew our dream of Read more...

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...

Family owned and operated since 1985, we offer an innovative approach to San Francisco’s traditional seafood cuisine. An establishment with a strong history and a solid reputation, Pier 23 Cafe 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...

Fish & Farm goes above and beyond to support local farmers and fishermen by sourcing most of our fish, meat, and produce from within a 100 mile radius. Our dishes Read more...

Heritage driven food with California ingredients. Cooking & hospitality are the catalyst to gather & enjoy the moment. Back in Hawaii in the early 80’s The Kealoha uncles would race Hobie Read more...

Established in 1867, Sam’s Grill & Seafood Restaurant is the quintessential San Francisco restaurant. Sam’s serves traditional San Francisco cuisine and cocktails with a focus on locally sourced ingredients, and Read more...