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It's really not difficult to find a good San Francisco seafood restaurant. The city's position in one of the country's most robust fishing regions virtually guarantees this. Between the constant arrival of trawlers and other commercial fishing boats and the easily reached oyster farms north of the bay, there is no shortage of fresh maritime food here. In fact, it is entirely possible to spend your day eating things that were caught only a few hours ago. The piers are covered in crab shacks, fish places, and other interesting dining options. If there is a gentle breeze in the evenings the entire pier area can smell wonderful, like Neptune's own kitchen. For people who like their shellfish fresh, this is the spot to be. The strong focus on getting the freshest fish from the ocean's bounty means that seasonal variation can be very important here. It is very unlikely that you will find a dining establishment which serves any sort of shellfish, sport fish, or other aquatic foodstuff out of season. Part of the reason for this is the decision many places have made to only serve the absolute best dishes available. Part of it also has to do with the fact that the boats only fish what is allowed at any given time of the year. Still more of the reasoning has to do with the local resident's general opinion that they deserve only the finest possible harvest from the sea. Great places to eat fish and shellfish are not restricted to the waterfront areas, though. Excellent options can be found all over the city, and many can be stumbled upon in either the Chinese or Japanese cultural centers. No matter what their ethnicity or cultural background, nearly everyone likes to eat fish at least once in a while. Virtually any San Francisco seafood restaurant will be able to feed you the freshest and most delicious fare available. The Franciscan Crab Restaurant is a San Francisco seafood restaurant offers superb panoramic seafood dining. Enjoy seafood favorites Dungeness Crab, Crispy Crabcakes, Seafood Antipasto, fresh oysters, and steamed mussels. (www.franciscanrestaurant.com)
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