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2nd visit October 2008
I almost passed on eating at Point Loma Seafood, I had already had lunch and it wasn't quite yet dinner time but a friendly local I met at Cabrillo National Monument said I just had to go try one of their calamari sandwiches. "Is it fried?" I asked, thinking that these healthy Californians would never fry their calamari and that I was not going to be compelled to go there. "Yes, it's fried", he said almost apologetically before offering to have me follow him there in my car. You had me at fried....
Well, I'm glad I stopped as this was the best thing I ate in San Diego, strips of tender calamari, fried and layered on top of sourdough bread with a slathering of tangy tartar sauce, I was in heaven!
Point Loma Seafoods is mostly about selling fresh fish to people who are going to take it home and cook it themselves but they do have quite a listing of seafood plates and sandwiches that you can order and eat on the outdoor patio or in a small seating area inside.
Note that they are only open until 6:30 pm so it's a place for lunch or an early dinner. Or in my case a mid afternoon snack and major damage to my diet...And it's very busy on the weekend, there was a queue to park on our 2nd visit but there's someone in the lot directing traffic and most people are only making a brief stop so be patient, it's worth the wait! Leave a Comment
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When you walk in the door, you'll be aghast at the crowd on most days. Don't be deterred! Look a little closer and you'll see 10-12 employees behind the counter moving like lightning to keep the customers moving through, and you'll enjoy watching their speed and enthusiasm while you do wait. The seafood is super fresh - take some home or grab one of the their combo plates or sandwiches. Everything is good. When I hit town, I drive straight to Point Loma and get me a crab sandwich!
Crab sandwich - gobs of crab, creamy dressing, and super fresh sourdough bread Leave a Comment
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Point Loma Seafoods is really a seafood market but you can also order seafood sandwiches, sashimi, and some of the best clam chowder you'll ever taste. You go in and take a number at the counter that hovers over a huge, long display case of a variety of fresh seafoods. There are tables outside where you can eat your food. Don't forget the smoked fishes as well. Very tasty!
This is an affordable place to eat with some of the freshest seafood to boot!
Clam chowder (white), smoked fish Leave a Comment
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This is a local institution. This is part market part takeout seafood. A great place for the freshest seafood. Not the most healthy however as most dishes are fried seafood Leave a Comment
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The place is always...ALWAYS...crowded. When you walk in, go right up to the counter. The majority of the people standing around have already placed their orders.
It is a walkup counter type of place where you order your food, then you can take it outside and eat on the dock overlooking the fishing boats coming and going.
Everything is great. All of the fish is fresh, the clam chowder is incredible, the smoked fish selection is huge and the crab sandwiches are enormous. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Pt. Loma Seafoods is located at 2805 Emerson St. It is one block south of Rosecrans St. and two blocks west of Nimitz. Park in the paid lot, the first 1/2 hour is free.Other Contact: (619) 223-1109
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This is actually a seafood deli, with any kind of seafood you might think of and some you may not recognize. It's a take-a-number place where you eat out on the patio overlooking the fishing boats.
Crab cakes, Crab Louie, Smoked fish, Sushi, Fish and Chips--in a word: fresh, fresh, fresh (is that three words?) Leave a Comment Theme: SeafoodPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 2805 EmersonDirections: Point Loma
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Selection, selection, selection! Busy, busy, busy! Not in a touristy area of San Diego, but well known and loved by the locals, so it's crowded.
One the water (marina) in Point Loma, the seafood here is great! I love to sit outside on the patio and soak up the sun while I eat.
If you want to cook at home, you may have a difficult time decided which fish to buy...the selection is huge!
**TRY THEIR SMOKED FISH**
No favorite, I love everything on the menu. No matter what you order, you can't go wrong. Leave a Comment
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Point Loma Seafood was our first stop after arriving at the airport. The ordering counter is a bit hectic and confusing because there's no line, just go up to the first available person to order. The place is a raw seafood market as well as restaurant. The display case showcases very fresh raw seafood, and is fun to look at while waiting for your food. I tried the special of the day - soft-shelled crab sandwich, and my husband had the regular crab sandwich. We also tried the clam chowder in a bread bowl as well as the shrimp cocktail. Both crab sandwiches were very tasty, although I thought they could've been a little less salty. The clam chowder was superb. The size of the shrimp in the shrimp cocktail was a little disappointing - they are very small, but the taste was great. And the cocktail sauce was spectacular as well. The outdoors picnic tables were full so we sat in the dining room, which might as well have been outdoors since there were huge windows. The view of the harbor was nice, and overall it was an awesome first stop on our San Diego adventure!
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This place is a San Diego institution. Go on a sunny day and good luck getting in the parking lot or finding a table. It will be packed, but it's always worth it. Get the shrimp sandwich, it's fried prawns on the softest warm sourdough you've ever had (not the same as what they sell there by the loaf) with a little bit of tartar sauce. Sounds simple, but I swear it's one of a kind. Grab some fries and a lemonade if you're really hungry, then take a seat in the salty dining area or just walk down to the docks for a more scenic option. Just watch out for the seagulls. Seriously.
The shrimp sandwich is one of my favorite foods of all time.
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