TOP 30 Seafood and drinks beach bar in San Francisco, California

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Wipeout Bar & Grill is a popular institution located at Pier 39 in San Francisco, California. This establishment offers a variety of food and drinks, as well as meal takeaway options. Guests can enjoy one hour of free validated parking in the PIER 39 Garage, and a 5% surcharge is added to each check to support the San Francisco Employee Benefits Ordinances. Reservations can be made for parties of up to 6 guests, with options for larger groups available for private parties, corporate events, and group celebrations. The restaurant features a patio and dining room with flat screen TVs for watching sports.

Park Chalet is a charming institution located at 1000 Great Highway in San Francisco, California. This unique venue offers a perfect blend of a bar, restaurant, and food establishment, making it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. With its cozy atmosphere and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, Park Chalet provides a relaxing and enjoyable dining experience. Whether you're looking to enjoy a delicious meal, have a few drinks with friends, or simply unwind by the beach, Park Chalet is the ideal spot for any occasion.

Welcome to Café Rito, nestled within the iconic Westin St. Francis San Francisco on Union Square. Located at 335 Powell St, San Francisco, CA, our Italian café offers a delightful escape into a world of rich flavors and culinary traditions. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor exploring the vibrant city, Café Rito provides a perfect setting for a casual yet memorable dining experience. Our menu is a celebration of Italian cuisine, featuring handmade pizzas, pastas, and sauces crafted with passion and precision. Indulge in our signature dishes such as the Wagyu Beef Hamburger, Mary’s Half Roasted Chicken, and the St. Francis Seafood Cioppino. For a taste of history, try our beloved Hirtzler Salads, including the Crab Louie and Italian Tuna Salad, both cherished recipes from the Hotel St. Francis Cookbook, circa 1919.