Sustainable Seafood
As a founding member of the San Francisco Seafood Watch Alliance, Aquarium of the Bay is committed to educating our guests about sustainable seafood and the impact of personal choice. In mid-2009, Aquarium of the Bay, the California Academy of Sciences and San Francisco Zoo formed the Alliance aimed at raising local consumer, restaurateur and seafood industry awareness of the importance of acquiring seafood from sustainable sources. Working together, the organizations will provide regional support for the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch program.
When you go out to eat, we encourage you to vote for the oceans with your dollar, by visiting local Seafood Watch partner restaurants. These restaurants have taken a pledge to only serve items that are Seafood Watch approved.
Restaurants interested in learning more about the San Francisco Seafood Watch Alliance and how they can get involved should contact Maggie Ostdahl.
San Francisco
Academy Cafe - California Academy of Sciences
Americano Restaurant & Bar
Blue Mermaid
Cook! San Francisco
Credo
Farallon Restaurant
Fog Harbor Fish House
Greenburger's
Hayes Street Grill
Hog Island Oyster Bar
Hyatt Fisherman's Wharf
La Mar Cebicheria Peruana
Lark Creek Steak
Moss Room Restaurant - California Academy of Sciences
One Market
Pescatore
Pier 23 Cafe
The Plant Cafe Organic (3 SF Locations)
Tataki Sushi & Sake Bar
Tataki South Sushi & Sake Bar
Twenty Five Lusk
Waterbar
North Bay Area
Fish. Restaurant
Hog Island Oyster Farm, Marshall
Hog Island Oyster Bar, Oxbow Public Market, Napa
John Ash & Co.
The Tavern at Lark Creek
Yankee Pier Larkspur
Peninsula
Cool Café at Stanford University
Flea St. Café
Plant Cafe Organic - SFO
Stanford Dining
Yankee Pier - SFO
South Bay Area
Parcel 104
Lark Creek Blue
East Bay Area
Eddie Papa's American Hangout
Lark Creek Walnut Creek
Yankee Pier
We encourage you to visit the Seafood Watch® website to download a Seafood Watch App for your smartphone, or print a Seafood Watch card for your wallet. Stay tuned for additional information on the San Francisco Seafood Watch Alliance and ways that you can get involved
