Location: Brisbane
Top Restaurants in Brisbane
Most Popular Seafood food in Brisbane, California, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Brisbane, California, United States. Brisbane (/ˈbrɪzbeɪn/ BRIZ-bayn, unlike Brisbane, Australia) is a small city located in California in the northern part of San Mateo County on the lower slopes of San Bruno Mountain. It is located on the southern border of San Francisco, on the northeastern edge of South San Francisco, next to the San Francisco Bay and near the San Francisco International Airport. The population was 4,282 as of the 2010 census.
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10. New England Lobster Market & Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 686 reviews
New England Lobster Market & Eatery is an authentic east coast seafood experience in the San Francisco area. We started in the wholesale business delivering quality seafood at a great value and took that experience to serve customers at our restaurant. Wh
Reviewed By teresa190
Spent 2 nights in San Fran and visited here on both nights, we loved the lobster chowder and sampler platter. We tried the lobster tacos but felt the portion was small . It can be difficult to find it is about 10 min walk from the Aloft hotel. if you are not familiar with the area I would suggest getting an uber, we visited later at night and it wasn't as busy as lunch time. Staff are friendly and prices are reasonable definately give it a try if you are staying at the airport .The lobster chowder is always a great choice, Teresa, and we're delighted to see that you loved it! Thank you for your kind words, and we hope to see you back for more again soon. Have a great day,Danny Rosa, Manager
9. Grand Palace Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Grand Palace is a dim sum and seafood restaurant located in the heart of downtown South San Francisco. We are conveniently located in proximity to SFO, and Caltrain stations.
Reviewed By sharrongeg
My friend and I stopped in for a Dim Sum lunch. Restaurant was not crowed when we arrived and we were seated quickly. Largest dim sum selection I have every seen. No steam cart - one just orders off a menu. One peeve.... as the only non-Asian guests in the restaurant, service was not outstanding. Other Asian guests arriving much later than us were served more quickly and with a smile. Food was quite good - and we ordered 8 different small plates. Price was $44 w/o tip.
8. Amami San Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Geoffrey C
Thoroughly enjoyed Chirashi dinner at Amami last week. Fish was exceptionally fresh, presentation and taste were excellent. We also ordered one of the more artistic rolls, all dishes were outstanding.
7. The Old Clam House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By nicholasr33
Came here for New Yearâs Eve for a low-key dinner, and the food and service were good. Clams and Dungeness crab were both excellent. Server was prompt, food came out quickly. The decor is like going back in time, which has a certain charm. Thank you for the fantastic rating, Nicholas!We're delighted to hear you enjoyed your meal with us! We pride ourselves on providing delicious food and exceptional service to our guests at all times so it's very pleasing to hear that we were able to accommodate you during your visit. We look forward to hosting you again in the future!Thank you again for taking the time to share your review. Have a wonderful day!
6. Grand Palace Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Grand Palace is a dim sum and seafood restaurant located in the heart of downtown South San Francisco. We are conveniently located in proximity to SFO, and Caltrain stations.
Reviewed By sharrongeg
My friend and I stopped in for a Dim Sum lunch. Restaurant was not crowed when we arrived and we were seated quickly. Largest dim sum selection I have every seen. No steam cart - one just orders off a menu. One peeve.... as the only non-Asian guests in the restaurant, service was not outstanding. Other Asian guests arriving much later than us were served more quickly and with a smile. Food was quite good - and we ordered 8 different small plates. Price was $44 w/o tip.
5. Anchor Oyster Bar & Seafood Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 632 reviews
Reviewed By Bob T
This tiny gem is tucked away in the Castro district, a short walk from the theater. The neighborhood almost defines San Francisco's inclusiveness and it seemed we had escaped a cross between New York and Disneyland to find real people living real lives. Arrive and write your name on the chalkboard immediately. Waits can be long, but if you're willing to sit at the counter, you won't starve before you're seated.>>>> The menu is "focussed" but inclues a classic cioppino and several fresh fish dishes. We had the Dungenous crab, it was good, but we were there in the last weeks of the season and we're betting it would have been better during the winter. The chowder-- included with the crab-- was to die for. We've spent lots of time in Boston, and this version would make a chowderhead proud.>>> Beer is drawn from four taps, but they're pretty well selected to be sure that you'll have something you like and they acompany the seafood nicely. Wine, of course, flows easily as well. ---Bob & Ellie Tupper, authors, âDrinking In the Culture, Tuppersâ Guide to Exploring Great Beers in Europe.â
4. Grand Palace Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Grand Palace is a dim sum and seafood restaurant located in the heart of downtown South San Francisco. We are conveniently located in proximity to SFO, and Caltrain stations.
Reviewed By sharrongeg
My friend and I stopped in for a Dim Sum lunch. Restaurant was not crowed when we arrived and we were seated quickly. Largest dim sum selection I have every seen. No steam cart - one just orders off a menu. One peeve.... as the only non-Asian guests in the restaurant, service was not outstanding. Other Asian guests arriving much later than us were served more quickly and with a smile. Food was quite good - and we ordered 8 different small plates. Price was $44 w/o tip.
3. La Ciccia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
La Ciccia is a cozy and intimate restaurant located on the edge of Noe Valley. Husband and wife owners, Massimiliano Conti and Lorella Degan work together to take you to a culinary journey through the Italian island of Sardinia. The chef is committed to u
Reviewed By Chiili
This is an extremely small place but I did not feel cramped or rushed. This place is packed but they seem to time things right as we only waited a couple of minutes for our table even after changing our reservation at the last minute. The waiter was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. The food just outstanding and the owners were delightful. It is one of the few restaurants that actually use real olive oil and it was excellent California EVOO. The wines were also excellent. Canât wait to return.
2. 7 Mile House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
WE ARE A FREE LIVE MUSIC VENUE, FAMILY AND DOG-FRIENDLY RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR LOCATED IN THE SAN FRANCISCO PENINSULA! Established in 1858, the historic 7 Mile House is a family and dog-friendly restaurant, sports bar, and live music venue, serving up a
Reviewed By sfgiants2012
food is super good , parking is sometimes horrible but a fun atmosphere. I love the hamburgers and adobo.
1. Grand Palace Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Grand Palace is a dim sum and seafood restaurant located in the heart of downtown South San Francisco. We are conveniently located in proximity to SFO, and Caltrain stations.
Reviewed By sharrongeg
My friend and I stopped in for a Dim Sum lunch. Restaurant was not crowed when we arrived and we were seated quickly. Largest dim sum selection I have every seen. No steam cart - one just orders off a menu. One peeve.... as the only non-Asian guests in the restaurant, service was not outstanding. Other Asian guests arriving much later than us were served more quickly and with a smile. Food was quite good - and we ordered 8 different small plates. Price was $44 w/o tip.
