"…Nearly picture-perfect…embarcadero restaurant
offers food as spectacular as the views."

Michael Bauer,      
SF Chronicle Food Editor      

In 1969, Al Falchi converted a former San Francisco longshoremen's bar
into a restaurant called The Waterfront.
A mile from Fisherman's Wharf, and with a view that eclipsed that
famous tourist hub, it soon became a favorite of local politicians and business people.
And, in time, local and foreign visitors were drawn by its breathtaking Bayscape.

Long a cut above its competition, in 1997, Al committed to a multi-million dollar
renovation to transform The Waterfront into one of  San Francisco's
foremost dining destinations.
Not just brick and mortar changes,
but a complete overhaul of its long-standing seafood menu.
And, it's worked.

Today, The Waterfront is the choice of presidents and princes, celebrities and
travelers who want to make their San Francisco dining experience a memorable one.

Join us soon!