

Eatery/bar for locally sourced New American fare & cocktails in an antiques-filled, bi-level space.
Hours
| Friday | 6:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 6:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 6:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 6:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 6:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 6:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 424 Clay St, San Francisco, CA 94111
Phone: (415) 474-3474
Website: http://www.fishandfarmsf.com/
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Reviews
For my main course, I went with the classic fish and chips. The dish was exactly what you would expect—crispy, golden batter with tender fish inside. While not the best I’ve ever had, it was certainly good and hit the spot. What stood out was the attention to detail: the server brought out malt vinegar without me having to ask, and there was plenty of tartar sauce provided, which is something many restaurants often skimp on. That small touch really elevated the experience.
To finish off the meal, I tried the blueberry cheesecake, which was excellent. Rich, creamy, and bursting with blueberry flavor, it was one of the best desserts I’ve had in a while.
Service was good overall, though a little on the slow side since there was only one staff member handling the host stand, bar, and tables. Considering that, he did an impressive job keeping everything running smoothly.
If you’re looking for a spot in San Francisco with tasty seafood, solid desserts, and a cozy atmosphere, Fish & Farm is definitely worth a visit.
I would never be back…
Fish & Farm in San Francisco tries to conjure nostalgia with its wood-paneled, old-school bar charm, but the illusion fades quickly. At 8 p.m., in a downtown that feels eerily deserted, it stands as one of the only open options—an advantage it leans on heavily. Prices are ambitious, yet the fare falls flat: service is sluggish, and the food borders on uninspired.
The salmon I ordered, served medium-well alongside potatoes and cooked vegetables, carried the unmistakable taste of something recently defrosted. In a city perched on the Pacific, that lack of freshness borders on unforgivable. The dish was passable, filling in the most basic sense, but bereft of character or care.
Fish & Farm might fare better embracing its role as a bar rather than overextending into surf and turf. As it stands, it feels like a place for weary travelers caught between hunger and convenience, rather than diners in search of quality. Unless necessity dictates, skip it.
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Celebrated my mom’s birthday dinner here with a total of 11 people. Our server, Mourinho, was very attentive and helpful all night. Kudos for the excellent service.
I ordered the fried chicken and was very happy with my entree. There were four pieces and came with coleslaw and mashed potatoes.
I also started with a Hazy IPA that was reasonably priced for downtown SF.
Other people had the mussels, the margherita pizza, pork chop, NY steak, salmon, the sole, the mushroom risotto and the chicken Caesar salad. Everyone was very happy with the food.
We also brought my mom’s favorite cake to share. The restaurant was accommodating of keeping the cake and bringing it out for us to serve. There was a $25 cake fee added, which is understandable.
Note that they added a 22% gratuity, which was a surprise since I didn’t see it on the menu nor was it mentioned when I made a reservation. Seems a bit steep for a surprise mandatory charge. Would that make me not come back again? Maybe. Seemed opaque to spring that on me when I went to pay the bill. But the food is tasty.
Other than that, good experience.
Sat down at the bar, ordered a pint of a local beer (that I, sadly, forgot the name) and the farm burger, ’cause it looked fitting and traditional. It was a top-notch burger, much better quality than your standard pub fare, with fresh fries to boot!
If you’re staying by the Club Quarters hotel or in the area, at least go check out their happy hour. Won’t regret it!