Mission Rock Resort
Seafood restaurant · Mission Bay
817 Terry A Francois Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94158
Highlights
Seafood restaurant & cafe with oyster bar, decks overlooking the bay
Seafood restaurant & cafe with oyster bar, decks overlooking the bay
"Mission Rock Resort wins the award for Best Waterfront Bar And Grill For Any Occasion—group dinners, brunches, and a cocktail with a view, and, since it’s only one block away from the Chase Center, a fantastic spot for all your Warriors pre-game drinks. But come here any time from 3-6pm, Tuesday through Friday, and you’ll get $7 wine, $10 sangria, and $1.50 oysters (six minimum, 24 max)." - julia chen 1, lani conway, ricky rodriguez, patrick wong
"This double-decker waterfront restaurant hovers over the Bay, providing a great view of passing boats and ships. The lunch and dinner menu is focused on seafood, and brunch (which, on warm days, is best enjoyed in its outdoor seating area) is an eggs and oysters affair. Book a reservation with Yelp or place orders online." - Paolo Bicchieri
"The team behind all of the Flour + Water locations has clearly figured out what they’re doing when it comes to pizza and pasta, so the Ballpark Garlic Fries—an exclusive at Flour + Water Pizza Shop in Mission Rock—is a welcome surprise. They're what we want fries to be: crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. But it was the side of cacio e pepe dipping sauce that stole our attention away from the slices we ordered." - julia chen 1, patrick wong, julia chen 1, patrick wong, julia chen 1, patrick wong, julia chen 1, julia chen 1, patrick wong, patrick wong, patrick wong, julia chen 1, patrick wong, julia chen 1, patrick wong, julia chen 1, patrick wong
"Another double-decker waterfront restaurant with seats right next to the breezy bay, Mission Rock Resort has always been an outdoor dining favorite, equipped with rain protection and heaters. It has a classic seafood menu, including oysters, clam chowder, and fish tacos — plus, a pretty good list of cocktails." - Eater Staff
"The top-floor patio has the best views at this Mission Bay restaurant. The seats overlook the bay and are completely covered (and heated when the sun goes down). These coveted lookout points go fast, so make sure to book a reservation for brunch or dinner. If you’re feeling spontaneous, you can try your luck and swing by for Happy Hour—if the upstairs is full, the downstairs patio is your next best bet and has up-for-grabs stools and bar service, complete with $1.50 oysters." - julia chen 1, patrick wong, ricky rodriguez
