Swan Oyster Depot - Beoordelingen

Delicious fresh seafood. Yummy clam chowder. Got the Sicilian sashimi, dozen eggs, cup of chowder, and prawn cocktail. The staff are super friendly with big per...

Five-star, all-American eatery serving the best fresh seafood in the city

I lived in the Bay for a decade but never got a chance to try this place, so decided to check it out when I was visiting recently. Sadly I didn’t have the best...

We got there on a Friday at 10am it was perfect no one was there.

I only got the crab back and clam chowder but the crab back was so good I got a second. It's the crab miso and it was amazing. I would come back to SF just for...

Awning and totally worth it. So... This hole in the wall seafood place was recommended by a local friend while we vacation. You could just walk by and miss it,...

Niche hole in the wall with a variety of options. The seafood was very high quality and fresh. Try the Sicilian Sashimi, a selection of fish and scallops in oli...

Feels like a well-oiled plant as cultivated. Really warm and fun service, go with this family vibe. I was there early, so just wait a minute. I like that the di...

We arrived at 9:30. There were already 3 outdoor tables and one in front of us. After 33 minutes later, we could come in. The staff were friendly, especially Jo...

Everything about this little gem is happy. The people waiting in line are happy to chat. The owner and his crew behind the counter are happy to educate you on t...

That's it! (From someone who absolutely hates waiting!!!! The freshest of seafood, service of people around, old-time vibes with...

Worth waiting. With some places you don't care to wait an hour or so for a good meal. And Swan Oyster Depot is not just a good meal, it's a fun and...

The food was great. A bit expensive, but it's worth it. Long wait to get inside because popular and small. Be sure to be patient while waiting for your turn.

This is heaven for seafood lovers. You sit at the counter and order as many oysters, lobster, crab, etc as you can eat. If you’re lucky, they may slice some blu...