4 Best Oyster Bars In Upper Lake

4 restaurants available nearby

1. Leo's Oyster Bar

4.0

Excellent(724)

Price: Expensive

• Oyster bar • Financial District / Embarcadero

Booked 4 times today

At Leo's Oyster Bar, nestled in the vibrant Financial District of San Francisco, seafood lovers revel in a delightful array of fresh, high-quality offerings that make each visit memorable. This gem, known for its lush, fern-filled atmosphere inspired by 1950s Beverly Hills, has earned accolades for both its design and culinary prowess. Patrons consistently rave about the "amazing and prepared well" oysters and the "creamy, buttery" lobster roll, highlighting not just the freshness but also the authenticity of the flavors. As one reviewer enthusiastically notes, the seafood at Leo's is a must-try, making it a top destination for anyone seeking the best seafood experience in San Francisco.

2. The Anchovy Bar

4.7

Exceptional(836)

Price: Very Expensive

• Oyster bar • Western Addition

At The Anchovy Bar in San Francisco's Western Addition, seafood lovers are treated to an exceptional culinary experience that highlights the freshest, most sustainably sourced ingredients. Specializing in West Coast oysters, small fish, and shellfish, the restaurant has earned rave reviews for dishes like the "life-changing" anchovy toast and the vibrant anchovies in Purgatory. Patrons consistently praise the "incredible" food, with one noting, "It was by far the best overall meal I had in San Francisco." The Anchovy Bar's commitment to quality and creativity shines through in their carefully curated menu, making every dish a celebration of the sea's bounty. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this spot is a must-try for authentic, top-notch seafood.

3. Popi's Oysterette

4.7

Exceptional(98)

Price: Moderate

• Oyster bar • Marina / Cow Hollow / Presidio

Booked 2 times today

Popi's Oysterette in San Francisco's Marina district is renowned for its exceptional Oyster Bar, creating a buzz among seafood lovers. Reviewers rave about the freshness and quality of the oysters, describing them as "amazing" and "crazy so fresh." The restaurant's commitment to quality is evident, with one patron noting, "The mignonette was perfect with a decent amount of shallots," highlighting the attention to detail in every dish. The atmosphere is equally praised, with a warm, intimate setting ideal for both casual diners and oyster aficionados. As a cherished local gem, Popi's Oysterette delivers not just a meal but a delightful dining experience, making every visit memorable with their "super friendly staff" and creative seafood presentations.

4. Bistro Boudin

4.5

Awesome(2138)

Price: Moderate

• Oyster bar • Fisherman's Wharf

Booked 23 times today

Bistro Boudin, perched at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco, exemplifies the finest in American cuisine with a distinct Californian flair. Celebrated for its "fantastic ambience, service & exceptional food," this eatery offers a memorable dining experience framed by breathtaking views of the SF Bay. Patrons rave about the "delicious sourdough" and the clam chowder bread bowl, asserting that they are "definitely going back when in San Fran!" The restaurant’s commitment to quality is evident in its fresh, locally-sourced ingredients and its ability to impress even international visitors, who hope to see a Bistro Boudin in their hometowns. Whether it's the "amazing" views or the "perfectly cooked" calamari, Bistro Boudin stands out as a quintessential spot for those seeking a true taste of America at the heart of San Francisco.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Leo's Oyster Bar

2. The Anchovy Bar

3. Popi's Oysterette

4. Bistro Boudin

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