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    Crazy Crab'z

    4.2 (347 reviews)
    ModerateSeafood, Food Stands
    Open • 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Briana H.

    This sandwich represents the best of San Francisco. From Dungeness crab to the sourdough bread, this meal screams quintessential San Francisco cuisine. Are you from out of town? ORDER THIS! Are you a local? ORDER THIS! One thing that I would say is shrinkflation exists. For an almost $30 sandwich, you don't get quite as much seafood as you would back in the day. Is it worth it still? I say, YES. It beats any crab sandwich inside and outside the park.

    Jing F.

    The delicious crab sandwiches at Crazy Crab'z are the perfect way to cap off your quintessential San Francisco ballpark experience. Each portion features two half sandwiches comprised of garlicky bread with Dungeness crab salad sandwiched in between. Add a squeeze of lemon for that extra brightness. The sandwich had a nice toasted crunch with a comforting and yummy crab filling. I believe there are a few locations in the ballpark to acquire such a delicacy. The dish is shareable, or be a glutton and eat both yourself. The only downside is the price, $28, yikes!

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    Lisa N.

    So expensive for $28!! But it sure was goooood. The tomatoes help cut through the creaminess. The bread is perfectly toasted and buttery. They also sell bay bridge sandwich, fish n chips, crab Louie salad, clam chowder and such, but the popular item here is definitely the crab sandwich. Very quick, prompt service. I get the hype now.... I don't want to share.....

    Lauren M.

    I dream of this sandwich! It's a MUST every time I'm at Oracle Park! Yes, it's $28 and there's a line, but it's absolutely worth it. Packed with delicious crab and easily one of my favorite ballpark foods. Don't skip it!

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    Susan C.

    I had heard so much hype about this spot being the best at Oracle Park and I'm happy to report that the crab sandwich at Crazy Crab'z was indeed worth the hype. I believe there's multiple locations in the venue, but I went to the one by section 142. This spot had the longest line by far, but it moved relatively quickly since it split into 4 different cashier lines. Cashier was very friendly and patient. I got the standard Crazy Crab'z sandwich, which had beautifully buttered and toasted bread, a crab and mayo mix, and tomatoes. It was around $30 after tax, which was a hefty price for a sandwich that could be a bit heftier, but I kind of expected that for arena prices. The sandwich was so good. It really was the perfect lunch for a baseball game with the sun shining and the beautiful bay view. Sometimes I find that crab as an ingredient has a bit of a fishy aftertaste, but the crab in this sandwich tasted super fresh and refreshing, especially paired with the tomato and perfectly toasted bread. I will have to make a stop here every time I'm at Oracle Park going forward! A quintessential SF experience.

    Robert W.

    Crab sandwich was delicious with plenty of crab. Bread was garlicky. Price is a bit sleep at $32 after tax and service charges. Garlic fries were great and a classy at oracle park.

    Monica V.

    This is always my first stop when im there for a game. It may be pricey but boy is it good. The staff there is so lively and friendly. If you love crab, give this sandwich a try. The buttery bread is a plus as well.

    Oh yeah! Took a chance on it, and yes glad I did. :) Light lunch.
    Priscilla L.

    For last 2 years I have always got their famous toasted fresh shredded crab meat in the sandwich with a lemon wedge included. And each year, I think the prices always goes up. Now it's like getting closer to $30. But is one of the best times to order at Oracle ballpark when watching a game or event here. The workers crank out the sandwiches like an assembly line that you can see in the main food area. There is also another Craxy Crabs in the top floor if you want to have a lesser wait. The only thing to order is the Crab Sandwich because that's the only thing that is the best. For fun, I order the crab noodle and it was a bit weird for me. Interesting yes, if you wanted to say you like to try odd stuff and cross it off your list then go for it. From time to time, I do think about this sandwich when I pass by the park. Yummy in my tummy, indeed! I will always love to come back here!

    Karen S.

    Long line, but service was pretty quick Sandwich was just meh. Maybe a step up from crab salad from a California roll.

    Catherine H.

    The crab sandwiches fr lived up to the hype. It was so delicious and light. The line was long and in the sun, but luckily it moved fast! Definitely worth it!

    Shaina P.

    Crab sandwich is highly recommended especially on a nice day in the ballpark! The garlic butter bread provided a nice crunchy texture and added more flavor to the crab filling. I opted to take out the tomato from the sandwich which honestly didn't make a huge difference to the taste of the sandwich. My order came out pretty quickly so honestly no complaints. Would def try this again when I come back!

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    Raulito L.

    First time eating the crab sandwich! You feel part of the Oracle Park vibe when you eat here. The staff was friendly and they were working hard to make sandwiches for the fans. The line was very fast and I liked that it divides into 3 separate lanes to order. I would eat at this restaraunt again when I attend another Giants game soon. 5/5 stars.

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    Tessa V.

    The Bay Bridge sandwich is the way to go! It was around $20 total after tax but everything at the park is overpriced anyway, so might as well get a big ol' shrimp and crab sandwich! It was yummy, especially after adding hot sauce on top - I'm impressed by the size! Their more popular dish - the Crazy Crab sandwich - is $6 more and is served warm on buttered bread, but it's a significantly smaller portion. I'm surprised more people don't get the Bay Bridge sandwich! I did have a bite of the Crazy Crab sandwich and I understand the hype - the buttery bread is delicious, but it's super tiny... Very happy to have finally tried Crazy Crab'z! Not sure if I would spend this much money on it again (company offsite paid for it this time), but I enjoyed it!

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    Sotto Mare - Best damn cioppino

    Sotto Mare

    4.3(6k reviews)
    1.8 mi•North Beach/Telegraph Hill
    •$$$
    Outdoor seating
    Family-owned & operated

    This historical SF seafood spot is a must try if you're in the area! Heads up this is located in…read morethe heart of North Beach, so parking is extremely limited. Try to come here via public transportation if possible--there's a muni bus stop just a few blocks away. Otherwise you might be circling for a street parking spot for a bit! The inside is very cozy with a bar. It's not a huge space, so reservations are a must to avoid long wait times. This place always draws a crowd. We were seated outside and ordered a variety of dishes for our table to share. Everything tasted incredible. Fresh and bursting with flavor. The Cioppino was the star of the show, of course ($58). A huge bowl filled to the brink with seafood and steaming red broth. We also got the lobster ravioli ($32) that was in a delivious tomato cream sauce and fettuccine with Bay Scallops ($31) that was tender and cooked to perfection. This is a must when visiting SF and worth the price point!

    Best of the Best Cioppino we had! Wait was about 2 hrs,…read morebut it was way worth it. Paid $30 parking fee, right across the street from the restaurant. Everyone was so polite even though they were super busy. We ordered Smoked Salmon as an appetizer and it was also delicious, no smell of fish or after taste at all. It tasted way better with the Sourdough Bread together with Smoked Salmon and also with Cioppino. It's a must go place if you are visiting and in town for Cioppino.

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    Sotto Mare - Steamed clams and mussels is really fresh. And the portion is big!

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    Steamed clams and mussels is really fresh. And the portion is big!

    Anchor Oyster Bar - Cioppino

    Anchor Oyster Bar

    4.5(1.8k reviews)
    2.9 mi•Castro
    •$$

    Y-U-M, full stop…read more How can I have lived in SF for more than 25 years and never once made it to this place?! For two of us we ordered a dozen oysters (sweetwaters, kusshis and miyagis), a bowl of clam chowder, the steamed artichoke w/citrus aioli, the Caesar salad w/crab and some bread on the side. And two glasses of Corsican rosé. ALL of it was scrumptious. It was just the right amount of food for us, though next time we will downsize the clam chowder or order a plain Caesar to fit another half dozen oysters into our bellies. Service was uniformly attentive and friendly and the place is cute and clean. We arrived at about 5.40 and were seated about half an hour later at the bar. Coming back!!

    At the sleepy end of Castro, Anchor Oyster Bar was as amazing as it looks, and I had the chance to…read moredine in like the locals in the late 70s. Delicious shellfish meals has always been on my mind before I personally give up on them. I preferred indoor dining since I got to see how hungry customers like their food so much. After finding out about the specials, it's too bad there's never any single fish dishes let alone mostly shellfish meals. Therefore, a shellfish salad was a suitable choice. A pair of prawns, Bay shrimps, crab meat remains, olives, slices of tomatoes, slices of radish, and the romaine lettuce as a base. The blue cheese dressing I've chosen didn't overwhelm the shrimp and crab flavors as I continue to enjoy every single bite. I'll be more than glad to have cioppino and some oyster shooters, but having the shellfish salad is the last shellfish meal I would ever have. I still give two thumbs up to Anchor Oyster Bar for their local sustainable seafood selection.

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    Anchor Oyster Bar - Anchor Oyster Bar, is a wonderful dining experience. Parklet seating is available for our furry friends

    Anchor Oyster Bar, is a wonderful dining experience. Parklet seating is available for our furry friends

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    Scoma's Restaurant

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    4.1(5.1k reviews)
    2.7 mi•Fisherman's Wharf, North Beach/Telegraph Hill
    •$$$

    The pasta I ordered wasn't fully cooked, and no one came to check on it--I was very disappointed…read more The service was merely average, but considering that most of the staff were older, I didn't mind the occasional oversight and ended up leaving a generous tip. The atmosphere is great, and there are many historical photos on the walls.

    San Francisco is known for many foods. One type of food which is well renowned in the city is their…read moreseafood. There are many places you can grab seafood around San Francisco. One place where people from around the world enjoy the taste of San Francisco seafood is Fisherman's Wharf. There is a San Francisco institution which been serving seafood for over 60 years. It's located a stones throw from the salty water in SF and it's called Scoma's. On the last full week of the Summer stroll on Al Scoma Way I landed again at Scoma's. I first tried the oysters without the lemon squeeze along with the shrimp. I then had the clam chowder with pepper which wasn't salty like some in SF. I then had their Fried combo which wild gulf shrimp, scallops and wild cod with fries which weren't salty like some in SF. Then I had their whole Dungeness crab with garlic. I then washed it down with glasses of Pinot Noir from a French owner vineyard in Oregon. Scoma's is a San Francisco institution worth revisiting. Come to a place which brings the old San Francisco and makes me "nostalgic" a place by Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco natives mostly "all pick " a few blocks from a Park called "Aquatic" you must try their Dungeness Crab seasoned in "garlic" You can find Seafood from the Sunset Strip of San Francisco all the way to "SOMA" you can smell the seafood "aroma"and enjoy some wine like the Pinot Noir from the Willamette Valley of Oregon to "Sonoma" you will find it by the salty waters in SF at "Scoma"

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    Scoma's Classic Dish - Pasta Diplamatica

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    Waterbar

    Waterbar

    3.8(4.2k reviews)
    0.8 mi•Embarcadero, SoMa
    •$$$

    Great ambiance and service! Beautiful way to spend there…read moreafternoon. The food is delicious and the drinks are generous.

    We were on our way walking toward to hog island oysters. We should've kept walking. The food wasn't…read morehorrible but I wouldn't come back and felt like a waste of money for mediocre food bill that was $125 plus $20 tip. The atmosphere and the water scene were great. The service was great. The food I had mixed feelings. The daily oysters were $1.55 each, now I know why they were so cheap. It was so fishy! We ordered half a dozen because I wanted to taste it before getting a full dozen and luckily we did because they tasted so gross. I think we spit out two and the other four were ok. The baked oysters were delicious but tinyyyyyy! Flavors were great, couldn't really taste the oysters because they were so small. The gochujang butter sauce and the pineapple butter were delicious. The steamed clams were small too, the flavors were great especially when dipping with bread. The fish n chips was one HUGE piece of fish. Not even cut into the strips, it was like a whole filet. The French fries that came with it had a pool of oil so we grabbed some paper napkins to transfer so the fries aren't sitting in oil. The dish itself was tasty but would've loved the traditional style. The crispy calamari salad was delicious! Perfect lemon vinaigrette to go with it. Would not come back, unfortunately.

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    Indoor bar area

    Waterbar - FISH N CHIPS 7/10

    FISH N CHIPS 7/10

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