'Visitation is coming back. We have a lot of exciting new things going to the wharf, and it's a really great time for the community,' said Eric Young with the Port of San Francisco.
A situation with unruly teens on their bicycles turned scary on Saturday afternoon, as KTVU reports that a group of minors beat and robbed a man on the 900 block of Beach Street in Fisherman's Wharf, near the SF Maritime National Historical Park. The attack reportedly occurred at around 2:50 pm Saturday, and was initiated, of all reasons, because the man apparently told the teens to slow down on their bicycles.
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Bay Area crab lovers rejoice! After weeks of delays, fresh off the boat Dungeness crab sales started Sunday. Local crabbers are selling their catches directly to customers again this year at San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf. The first Dungeness crab catch just arrived at Piers 45 and 47 at Fisherman's Wharf. A steady stream of Bay Area crab lovers was eager to buy.
"We are holding a Grand Opening Day on Dec 21st from 11am-2pm (Bunny outfits encouraged ), the Bunny Cafe said in a Wednesday Instagram post. We will have tastings, Graffeo espresso with have a Ferrari serving espresso drink and a vintage gas tank that pours cold brew, music, jump house, photo ops, lots of vendors that will be held in the park across the street of the cafe.
In an effort to draw more tourists to the wharf, which saw numerous business closures during the pandemic, the city is demolishing historic seafood restaurant Alioto's to make way for a new public plaza. A wave of new restaurants is also opening on Jefferson Street, including Taco Bell Cantina, Raising Cane's, Everett & Jones barbecue, South American eatery Chasca Rio and the revival of historic seafood restaurant Castagnola's.
If you find yourself in need of a seafood recommendation in Fisherman's Wharf, chances are you'll be directed to the Codmother Fish & Chips food truck, where a humble, affordable basket of battered fried fish will instantly win you over. For nearly 15 years, the popular San Francisco food truck has been a favorite among tourists and locals alike, who make a point to stop by its permanent location at the corner of Jones and Beach streets for a basket of classic fish-and-chips.
