My go to place for all things seafood! I get my clams here for clam linguine, shrimp for making…read moreVietnamese dishes, and when I'm hosting friends for a seafood boil. Staff are so kind, I love that this is just a 5 min walk from me.

When it comes to San Francisco food you can't have any of the top restaurant dishes without having…read moreseafood. The majority of tourist visiting in SF congregate by the water to grab something with seafood in it. Throughout the city you can find delicious crab in dishes native to San Francisco like Cioppino . You will also find seafood in many dishes around the city restaurants like ceviche ,honey walnut prawn , shrimp scampi, and Dungeness crab with garlic noodles. You cannot go to the Cherry Blossom Festival in San Francisco at the largest Japantown in America this April weekend without enjoying a sushi dish with salmon. One thing about seafood dishes is it's easy to cook. You can't really screw up cooking a salmon or some shrimps. There is one place which has all the seafood essentials when you are miles away from the water in the Richmond ( not the city of Richmond) District in San Francisco . It's on Clement street and it's called the Seafood Center. On a Spring stroll by the See's Candies on 9th Avenue you will see the Seafood Center up the block on Clement. Inside you will see lobsters and crabs for sale which will save you time shopping and traveling to Fisherman's Wharf. You will see hella fish heads on an ice in a line up. The fishes inside are caught locally and some are caught as far as New Zealand. They also have shrimps that look okay along with Manila Clams. This is a good place to grab seafood to take home and cook or have it raw all four seasons in San Francisco. San Francisco is the home of Cioppino "inventor" which you can grab the ingredients for it on Clement street at the" Seafood Center" they have hella fresh crab meat and shrimp that's so "tender" you can see the all seafood once you "enter" So go and "grab "some seafood like shrimp , lobster, Manila clams and some "crab "and see the fish on ice by the "slab" it's located on Clement past the Sees Candies between "9th and 10th Ave"

1/10/2024, I bought 4 salmon heads,…read more 2 grouper heads, a bag of salmon bones, 1 striped bass, and a bag of squid! $46.00 total. Superb Market in all San Francisco !!m My only issue today at the market was the attendant Chinese man who weighed my fish charged me $86.00 I challenged him after he handed to me his receipt by asking the regular Chinese woman worker who I always see there to weigh my fish. $46.00 total. Note: Rocket scientists employ at many establishments.

The food is always fresh…read more the service is mostly ... Good the ambience ? They used to be much more warm and friendly most of the store is handicap accessible ; until you try to purchase chicken and chicken bi-products

Looks like a bunch of coddled/sheltered people came to this market to write a review because…read morethey've never stepped a single foot into a traditional wet market before.. I'll just say the produce here is fresh and good value. Get out of here with your sheltered lifestyle.

Hahaha I agree with Lainey's review. I personally do not like seafood much at all. So whenever my…read moremom goes in to look/buy, I always stay outside. Smells fishy-gross & the water spills everywhere. Yucky yo! Then the geoducks - hahaha looks like limpdicks.

I biked here and placed an order for FOUR Dungeness crabs the day before. She recommended one crab…read moreper adult if entree. She was super nice and helpful. I biked the next day to pick them up and they were all ready in a bag, cleaned and cracked. $80 They were incredible. Everyone loved them I biked down the street to Boudin Bakery and purchased a 2 lb sourdough loaf of bread We had the crab with melted butter (I used Kerrygold) I also made garlic noodles as a side The meal was spectacular We made a vow to do this every year for sons birthday

Just went again recently and wanted to add how it turned out. Still the best crabs and glad they're…read morestill available at this point in the season, April 2026.

Got in on the crab craze! Freshest crab I've had, and I typically go to Asian groceries for them…read more Supporting local fishermen can be so delicious. San Francisco is helping local businesses by letting them sell off the boat this year! It was pretty slow around 3 pm on January 2 (Sunday). But I saw pictures of the lines the day it opened. Evidently people left because it was a long wait. Enter at the Pier 47 entrance toward Scommas, but turn left at the entrance (away from their parking lot). Parking isn't bad - hit up street parking on Beach or North Point. $10/lb, most of them are around 2 lbs. For those who do cost analysis and wonder why it's nearly the same price as some grocery stores... If you want to buy a few hundred crabs, they might be willing to shave off a few bucks. ‍

The La Rocca family has been a bed rock of the bay area seafood and Restaurant community for…read moregenerations. They supply the best restaurants in the city and if you see their truck outside of any establishment, that should give you comfort that they are serving high-quality true seafood

HUGE selection of fresh seafood here! Just be aware that is is cash only…read more I was so stoked picking out some live female blue crabs for $8.99/lb but had to put them back after I found out they only take cash. The woman at the register was very kind and gave me a heads up that they are open tomorrow as well, but they may run out of blue crabs by then. Also, right now they have a bunch of Dungeness crab. Depending on the size they vary from $10.99-$12.99/lb. There is also a small selection of produce for anything you're looking to pair with fresh seafood. Btw! The floor is VERY slippery. Please be careful.

I've been here several times and purchased lots of live crab, but after the last extremely rude…read moreexperience I won't be back. Go to GREEN FISH in Chinatown instead for your live crab. Lucky Seafood is a very small seafood market offering a variety of exotic live seafood, including live crabs. They have two tanks for the Dungeness crab, one with a larger crabs and one with smaller crabs. There is very limited street parking so try to get there early. And they only take cash. That was my first red flag, but I still supported this business. I came here to purchase live crab for the holiday season, about $300 worth, then I came back to purchase the same amount a week later for New Year's eve, just to receive the worst service I've ever experienced considering how much money I was spending. The guy got upset when I wanted to look at the crab he was trying to quickly throw in the bag without me seeing it, so he got mad and just dropped the bag on the floor and said "here you look at it!" and he walked away leaving me there with a bag of live crab to search through. I spent a lot of money at this store for the treatment that I've received and after this experience I decided it was the last time. I now go to green fish in Chinatown where they also have live seafood offerings and the customer service is much better. Lucky Seafood also smells really bad inside and green fish does not. This may be due to freshness or lack thereof. 7

Great quality seafood at reasonable prices. The man at the counter was very helpful and nice. I…read morehighly recommend JR Seafood!

I really needed crab to make crab cakes for a family celebration and I couldn't find it at my…read morenormal spots and Costco since it's off season. JR seafood came to my rescue! I ordered the night before on DoorDash and picked it up the next morning and I was impressed. Huge beautiful pieces of crab and guy helping me was very nice. Family loved the crab cakes and I will be coming back here!