Fisherman's Wharf Spend a Day on San Francisco's Bay

For the freshest seafood and undeniably the best clam chowder in town, head to the Wharf, where visitors can eat, drink and explore the bustling waterfront piers. Smell the sea air as you look out to San Francisco's Bay and admire the scenic views of sailing boats, sea lions, the San Francisco skyline,Angel Island and the infamous Alcatraz Island. Fisherman's Wharf is home to a plethora of seafood restaurants, souvenir shops,historic sights, live music and cruise ports.Fun for the whole family, many popular attractions are located at this historic waterfront, such as Madame Tussauds Wax Museum and the Wharf's working hub, "Fish Alley," which sells fresh catch daily. Get an authentic taste of San Francisco at this popular local attraction.

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Prices -

There is no entry fee, prices vary per establishment.

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Vary by establishment

Events

Fleet Week
Annual Golf Tournament

Bike and Segway Tours
Annual Crab Feed

Holiday Celebrations

Activities

Dining
Fishing

Sightseeing
Bay Cruises

Shopping
Tours

FAQs

Where can I eat at Fisherman's Wharf?

This popular a waterfront area is filled with all kinds of restaurants and eateries along the piers. Delight in San Francisco treats galore from California favorites like, In & Out Burger, or ones more authentic to the Wharf like the family-owned, Alioto's Restaurant, The Blue Mermaid, the Franciscan Crab Restaurant, and The Codmother Fish & Chips. Try the clam chowder for an authentic Fisherman's Wharf dining experience.

What is there to see at Fisherman's Wharf?

Visitor to the Wharf can expect to see everything from souvenir shops, street performers, dancing sea lions, a myriad of fresh seafood restaurants, scenic views past the piers and local entertainment attractions. Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, the Aquarium of the Bay,National Liberty Ship Memorial, Ripley's Believe It or Not and cruise ports can all be found along Fisherman's Wharf.