Seafood Station: Your Ultimate Cajun & Creole Seafood Destination

We drove 30 min across SF just to eat here and it will forever become our “go-to” spot for exquisite food! We ordered one clam chowder bowl, and one clam chowder bake, their daily special: pistachio crusted, tilapia with broccolini and wilted spinach salad on the bed of fingerling potatoes, and a clam and shrimp boil with spicy sausage, potatoes, corn. The boil has a selection of several flavors and spice levels to your preference. Everything was exceptionally delicious! We were all very very impressed. The owner, Ramsey, was very friendly and welcoming. It almost felt as if we were meeting an old friend rather than visiting a restaurant for the first time. This place is definitely a 10 out of 10, highly recommend for anyone who is looking for fresh and delicious seafood!

Ramzy was very attentive, and food came out quickly. I ordered a bowl of clam chowder and Cajun cod, both were delicious and very filling! Veggies were grilled just right and not burnt, which I liked. I would visit again when I'm in the area next time.

One of our favorite seafood restaurants in San Francisco. The clam chowder pot pie is a must order here; deliciousness that defies description, the soup itself is rich and full of clams. The puff pastry shell on top is divine. By far the best kale/cod salad I’ve ever eaten- cod is flaky, tender and very fresh. Their mashed potatoes are an excellent accompaniment, but the top prize goes to their homemade country white bread. Shame they don’t sell it by the loaf, they’d make a killing! Fresh, piping hot, crusty and does not even need butter or oil, it’s THAT delicious! Service is slow, things take a while here but it’s well worth the extra wait.

This place is super quaint. We arrived near 7PM on a Saturday night. It was busy, but no wait for a table. Room for a party of 4 and the service was quick. The garlic butter seafood boil seemed super fresh. None of the seafood tasted like fish or smelled that way. The corn was boiled a few days too long unfortunately, but was still edible. The fried calamari was a hit at the table and seemed fresh as well. Would recommend.

Stopped by Seafood Station and the food was amazing! The clam chowder was creamy and full of flavor, the oysters were super fresh, and the seafood combo (crab, shrimp, clams, calamari) was packed with seasoning and freshness. Excuse the messy photo, I was already digging in before I remembered to snap a shot That should tell you how good it was. Cozy & local spot, friendly service, and definitely a place I’ll be coming back to for the clam chowder pot pie next time! <3

The food was great; I got the seafood pasta. But what I really liked about this place is that our waiter was really nice, took the time to talk to us, was thoughtful with giving us extra utensils and napkins fast. He was also apologetic about if he was going to be slow due to being temporarily understaffed. He greeted other people warmly too.

The Seafood Station is literally 200 feet from Crazy Cat's place so after dropping off the 39 knucklehead and rolling into his garage we went upstairs and called the Seafood Station for a pick up. The Cat was so happy to get that knucklehead he popped for dinner, and that's a rarity. The Seafood pasta dinner was deliciously amazing! I would recommend this place without hesitation. 5 stars

My sister and I came in for happy hour on Tuesday. Service was great and food was good. We really liked the calamari, crab cakes, raw oysters, and cioppini. We ordered the garlic fries too but it didn’t have enough garlic or maybe they were using jar garlic, I tasted more Parmesan than anything else. But I will definitely come back for seafood!