Fog Harbor Fish House
Fog Harbor Fish House stands out for its environmental leadership at Fisherman’s Wharf. Run by the Simmons family, it was the first restaurant in Fisherman’s Wharf to offer a 100% sustainable seafood menu
Locally sourced, seasonal menu, organic, regenerative, biodynamic, sustainable agriculture and fishing
Fog Harbor Fish House stands out for its environmental leadership at Fisherman’s Wharf. Run by the Simmons family, it was the first restaurant in Fisherman’s Wharf to offer a 100% sustainable seafood menu
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