Cioppino's

I went in thinking that the food would be sub par given its location in Fisherman's Wharf, which is filled with tourist traps, but actually came away pleasantly surprised. The seafood is noticeably fresh. I really liked the mussel appetizer. Can't give it 5 stars because service was pretty choppy.

Only stopped in for a drink but ended up sharing a pizza too which was pretty good. All the food around us looked great hence the place was pretty busy even on a Tuesday. Staff were friendly and efficient a definite recommendation for this part of the city.

Fantastic meal, fantastic service, we stopped in this restaurant by chance and we were really happy. From the moment you walk in you are cared for and taken care of. The service was fantastic they where kind and took great care of us. Food came out quickly as well. The food was some of the best food I have ever eaten in my travels. Prices are great for what they offer and location.

Pretty decent place. Coming on a weekend evening we managed to get a table for 8 without issue, which was nice. Service overall was fine. Nothing spectacular or horrid.

Food was tasty, but you're paying for the location for sure. Portions were smaller than I'd like given the prices. For me to be full, I'd probably have to spend 40+ dollars (to be fair I eat a lot, but that's still more than most other places). But their dishes do seem to actually have some flavour, and the seafood does taste nice and fresh. The sourdough you get for the table does always help if you have enough, I suppose.

It's good as a touristy place in a tourist area, but I wouldn't frequent it as a local.

A nice stop for cocktails while waiting for the SF bus tour at night. We got calamari, a bit greasy, over breaded. Not fresh. Busy place, food looked good, talked to a few locals, praised the placed over and over again. I would try it again if given the chance. Jury is still out on this one.