Seemor
Fish.B+Worth Trying
350 Harbor Dr, Sausalito, CA 94965
· Seafood restaurant
· 4.4/5 Google (3244 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Destination-worthy waterfront seafood with creative touches and a counter-service model; expect lines, premium prices, and standout items like crab rolls, red chowder, and the fish smash burger amid some inconsistency on fried items.
Why it gets a B+ for overall quality
Fish. delivers solid neighborhood dining with exceptional waterfront setting appeal and strong food quality highlighted by standout dishes like the crab roll and Portuguese red chowder. However, variable execution on fried items and hectic service dynamics during rushes prevent grade A-grade performance. The casual counter-service model works well for families and sunny-day visits, but inconsistency keeps this from competing with the area's most reliable dining destinations.
Restaurant Summary
Set on the marina, Fish. feels breezy and bustling with order-at-the-counter ease and boats bobbing nearby. Lines form, numbers get called, and plates land fast when the kitchen hits stride. A diner summed it up: fresh seafood with a view, best enjoyed on a sunny day. Expect a casual scene where patio seats are prized and fries disappear quickly. The cooking leans creative coastal rather than pure tradition, blending quality sourcing with playful ideas. The culinary approach leans contemporary and produce-driven: modern touches like miso-kissed ceviche, crispy bao tacos, and a trout smash burger alongside classics like red chowder and fish and chips. Order the crab roll if you want premium indulgence, but know that fried items can swing from crisp to heavy depending on the rush. Families do well here thanks to a real kids menu (fish sticks, grilled cheese, buttered pasta) and shareable sides like fries and slaw. If your crew prefers simple, skip the spicier or fusion options and stick to tacos, chowder, or grilled fish; portions and the casual setup fit wiggly diners, though lines can test patience.
At a Glance
- Waterfront patio with scenic marina views
- Standouts include crab roll, Portuguese red chowder, and trout smash burger
- Lines can be 45+ minutes during peak times
- Fried items (fish and chips) inconsistent; batter can be heavy
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food
What Sets It Apart
- Portuguese red chowder specialty
- Creative seafood fusion (bao tacos, miso ceviche)
- Scenic waterfront patio
What People Love
- That first bite of sweet, generous crab roll
- Unique red chowder you rarely find elsewhere
- Breezy marina views and relaxed vibe
- Surprisingly craveable trout smash burger
Points of Concern
- Long lines before ordering; plan for peak-time waits
- Fish and chips batter quality varies from crisp to greasy
- Counter service limits table-side attention and issue resolution
- Pricing is premium (mains $22-$29; crab roll $43) and may surprise casual diners
- Review patterns show signs of natural polarization on fried items rather than manipulation
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost$42-$62 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- If you prefer classic flavors, choose Pasta con Vongole ($29) or fish tacos ($22)
- For fusion fans, try Crispy Bao Tacos ($28) and Ceviche Japones ($24)
- Kids will eat: Grilled Cheese & Fries ($12) or Fish Sticks ($16)
Perfect For
- Sunny-day casual seafood lunch by the water
- Post-hike Marin meal with friends
- Out-of-town visitors seeking local seafood classics with a twist
- Families wanting counter-service ease and kid options
Location Insights
Area: Working waterfront marina zone attracting day-trippers and locals; relaxed coastal vibe with scenic views.
Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked daylight hours; typical marina maintenance level.
Nearby: Piers, boat yards, Bay views; near ferry corridor but a bit removed from main tourist strip.
Sausalito DowntownThis neighborhood features a mix of upscale dining, casual eateries, and boutique shops, with a strong emphasis on seafood and waterfront dining. The atmosphere is relaxed yet vibrant, popular for both daytime visits and evening meals with bay views.
Harbor DistrictCentered around the marina and harbor, this micro-neighborhood offers a cluster of seafood restaurants, cafes, and galleries, creating a lively yet laid-back dining environment with direct access to the water.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday11:30–19:30
Tuesday11:30–19:30
Wednesday11:30–19:30
Thursday11:30–19:30
Friday11:30–20:30
Saturday11:30–20:30
Sunday11:30–19:30
Available: Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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