

From our perch atop The Fish Market restaurant we offer expansive views from Coronado to Point Loma. Whether joining us for cocktails on our rooftop deck or for intimate seating in our elegant dining room, you can anticipate superior, attentive service and a truly elevated sea to table experience.
High-end seafood & bay views presented in a white-tablecloth setting upstairs from the Fish Market.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 750 N Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101
Phone: (619) 234-4867
Website: http://www.topofthemarketsd.com/
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Reviews
My last meal there was the Australian lobster tail in vanilla sauce. ( see picture). It tasted even better than it looked, and it looked fantastic.
See you there!
The view was gorgeous, and I like when the staffs was polite,
L didn’t check on us too often and let us having our own time without feeling abandoned.
Flavors were never off, but some were better than others.
In a few cases they tried to hard to make the dining creative and special, and ended up taking away from original flavor. Like bacon jam scallops. Scallops are great already, they don’t need a cheat code like bacon.
Dungeness crab linguini was fantastic. Get that.
Desserts also very good but not quite amazing.
And, it was priced correctly at $22.
The Caesar salad was actually quite large for $13. This was also a four instead of a five. I loved the extra anchovies, and I loved the dressings, but the croutons were just… So underwhelming. It’s like they just were little bits of bread, barely toasted. So odd when the rest of the salad was excellent in terms of flavor. I love it when the lettuce is a little bit charred. This would’ve been a very special dish as well, but they need to “up” the crouton game.
The crispy potatoes also had a flaw. The sauce that came with them was amazing, and he gave me extra aïoli, because I could’ve bathed in it. But the crispy potatoes were not, in fact,not… Crispy. I had a couple that were as crispy as they need to be, but the rest were simply boiled/baked potatoes. Really crisp them up next time if they’re called crispy potatoes. I could easily cut them with a spoon, no crispy crunch at all, except one or two. But again, that aïoli was so good. This was priced correctly as well at $11, as I received quite a few potatoes! Finally, the price for the Chandon glass of bubbly, at $14 a glass, was quite good as well.
The service, was exceptional. It was both unobtrusive and attentive. Both the server, Kayla, and (what I assume was a manager) came to check on me. None of it seemed intrusive. It all seemed Perfectly timed. When I needed a second glass of champagne, Kayla was there. The person I assumed was the manager was quick to bring me a box of leftovers and the extra aïoli.
I really liked the sound of one of the drinks that had some peach nectar in it and a little bit of elderflower syrup, but really, I just wanted a splash of pink nectar in my champagne glass. So Kayla brought that. And, appropriately, she did not charge me for that little splash. She shouldn’t have charged me, and she did not. And that was a mark of excellent service as well.
This experience would’ve been five stars, if you can up the crouton game, crisp the potatoes a little bit more, and make sure that every bite of the Asahi is nice and malleable.
The view of the harbor are beautiful and the outdoor seating is cozy.
We came for our ten year anniversary and they treated us like royalty which was refreshing and unexpected
Thanks for helping us celebrate
Swordfish was Great, Scallops were fantastic. The staff was friendly and attentive.
Definitely worth a visit while in San Diego.