Fish, Sausalito
You can't talk seafood in Marin without mentioning Fish. This Sausalito staple is beloved for its sustainable approach and its killer outdoor deck with sweeping views of the marina. The menu changes based on the catch, but you can count on amazing fish tacos, ceviche, and grilled local halibut. Come hungry—and maybe bring a jacket for the breeze!
Hog Island Oyster Co., Marshall & Larkspur
Whether you're slurping oysters right on the shore in Marshall or enjoying a more polished meal at the Larkspur outpost, Hog Island nails it every time. The oysters are farmed just steps from the restaurant in Marshall, so you know they’re as fresh as it gets. Pro tip: go for the grilled oysters with chipotle butter. You’ll dream about them.
The Marshall Store, Marshall
Want that salty, bayside, toes-in-the-sand kind of seafood experience? Head straight to The Marshall Store on Highway 1. This little roadside spot serves up oysters every way imaginable—raw, smoked, grilled, you name it—plus other favorites like crab sandwiches and clam chowder. It’s rustic, charming, and totally worth the drive.
Tony’s Seafood, Marshall
Another West Marin gem, Tony’s is part of the Hog Island family and offers a cozy, waterfront spot to enjoy chowder, crab rolls, and (of course) more oysters. The vibe is casual, and the view is unbeatable. Grab a table outside, order a cold drink, and stay a while.
Nick’s Cove, Marshall
Nick’s Cove is more than just a restaurant—it’s an experience. With cozy waterfront cottages, cocktails on the pier, and a warm, rustic dining room, it’s perfect for a romantic getaway or just a scenic lunch. The seafood is top-notch—think Dungeness crab mac and cheese, fish stew, and grilled local oysters.
Scoma’s, Sausalito
For something a bit more classic, Scoma’s delivers with white tablecloths, an old-school vibe, and seriously fresh seafood. The menu has everything from crab cakes to cioppino, all served with a side of stunning bay views. It’s great for date night or when your out-of-town guests want a “wow” moment.
Sam’s Anchor Café, Tiburon
Sam’s is legendary for a reason. The deck is the place to be on a sunny day, with views of Angel Island and boats drifting by. The oysters, shrimp cocktail, and ahi poke bowl are crowd favorites. And let’s be honest—drinks just taste better when you’re sipping them with that view.
Pacific Catch, Corte Madera
If you want a wide variety of seafood flavors from across the Pacific, Pacific Catch is a go-to. From poke bowls to Thai coconut shrimp to miso-glazed fish, there’s something for everyone. It’s casual, consistent, and perfect for a relaxed weeknight dinner.
Hook Fish Co., Mill Valley
Tucked into the Proof Lab Beer Garden, Hook Fish Co. is a laid-back local favorite that focuses on sustainability and simplicity. Their fish tacos are a must, and the setting—picnic tables, surf vibes, and a cold beer in hand—makes it a great low-key seafood fix.
Luna Blu, Tiburon
For a cozy date night or an elegant seafood dinner, Luna Blu in downtown Tiburon is a winner. The menu leans Italian/Sicilian, with fresh seafood pastas, crab cakes, and great wines. Bonus: you can stroll along the water afterward and take in the lights across the Bay.