Pacific Catch
Seafood restaurant · Inner Sunset
1200 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122
Highlights
Pacific Rim seafood with poke, tacos, and cocktails
Pacific Rim seafood with poke, tacos, and cocktails
"On the border between Hayes Valley and Civic Center is Pacifico, a Colombian spot that has a year-long residency at SF Jazz. But even if you’re not catching a Chris Botti performance, you should stop by while you can. Bring some friends and try their lineup of shareable dishes like the skirt steak arepa with a delicate golden brown crust, or the zippy ceviche with rocoto leche de tigre. They also serve brunch, so you can fill up on squishy pandebono in the daylight hours, too." - julia chen 1, patrick wong
"The poke at Pacific Catch is more Hawaiian-style than some of the other DIY bowls on this list - the fish is pre-marinated and served without extra toppings. They’ve got three different options: ahi with a sweet sesame-soy marinade, ahi with sriracha aioli, and yellowtail with white soy and ponzu, all of which come with thin, crispy wonton chips. You can also get the guaca-poke - the original ahi poke with guacamole and tortilla chips - or order your poke over rice. Their Marina location is also open for takeout." - julia chen 1
"The poke at Pacific Catch is more Hawaiian-style than some of the other DIY bowls on this list - the fish is pre-marinated and served without extra toppings. They’ve got three different options: ahi with a sweet sesame-soy marinade, ahi with sriracha aioli, and yellowtail with white soy and ponzu, all of which come with thin, crispy wonton chips. You can also get the guaca-poke - the original ahi poke with guacamole and tortilla chips - or order your poke over rice. Their Marina location is also open for takeout. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"The poke at Pacific Catch is more Hawaiian-style than some of the other DIY bowls on this list - the fish is pre-marinated and served without extra toppings. They’ve got three different options: ahi with a sweet sesame-soy marinade, ahi with sriracha aioli, and yellowtail with white soy and ponzu, all of which come with thin, crispy wonton chips. You can also get the guaca-poke - the original ahi poke with guacamole and tortilla chips - or order your poke over rice. Their Marina location is also open for takeout. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"Designed to meet the needs of the whole family — some locations even welcome furry friends and serve booze — it’s no wonder this has become a mini-chain throughout the Bay Area. The Inner Sunset mainstay is across the street from Golden Gate Park when you need a break from the museums or want to grab takeout to eat in the park. Weave your way through strollers to get to indoor dining or enjoy the tiki-themed outdoor seating area. Kids can choose between fried food baskets, bowls, or sushi, and grownups can dine on all manners of seafood from poke to tacos. A second location in the Marina offers sidewalk and parklet seating." - Laura Smith Borrman
