Escape From Fisherman's Wharf
$ • Deli, Seafood, Ice CreamAbout Escape From Fisherman's Wharf
Customers' Favorites
Hot Pastrami Sandwich and Clam Chowder Bread Bowl
Clam Chowder in Bread Bowl
Dungeness Crab Sandwich
Crab Melt Sandwich
Soft Drinks
Soup
Recent Reviews
118 ratings
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Fresh seafood. Everything done well here! Will come back!
Old school diner. Reminds me so much of Eisenberg's in Manhattan (IYKYK). No frills sandwich shop, serving delicious, simple sandwiches, with quality ingredients. I had the hot crab melt sandwich. I highly recommend it. The clam chowder was also really good. I prefer hot sandwiches, but their crab salad on the croissant looked so good, I would try that next time. It’s really a special little shop that is a gem in today’s world.
Awesome crab sandwich! Owners quite friendly.
Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 7PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Escape From Fisherman's Wharf is a casual deli that offers San Francisco favorites, particularly popular for their crab sandwiches and clam chowder in sourdough bowls. The service is always friendly and welcoming, with staff who are known for being very nice and helpful, creating a warm atmosphere for gatherings with family or friends. The menu also includes tuna sandwiches and soup combos, along with milkshakes and crab sandwiches. Many customers appreciate the good portions and the quality of the food, especially the clam chowder which is often praised as excellent. Although the crab sandwich is enjoyed by many, some find it a little bland without sauce, but the restaurant is willing to provide garlic butter or other options. Despite being a casual place, they go above and beyond in customer service, such as safely keeping lost wallets until they can be claimed. This spot is considered a hidden gem for those seeking quick, delicious San Francisco-style food without the need to visit the city itself.