3 of San Francisco's most fin-tastic fried fish spots
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Heaven is served on a silver tray at Hook Fish. Photo: Alayna Alvarez/Axios
We're well into Lent, and that means many Catholics are swapping meat for fish on Fridays.
Zoom in: Here are three fin-omenal fried fish spots to try in San Francisco:
Hook Fish: Fish and chips don't get much better than these beer-battered beauties, which come ultra crispy and piping hot. The fries are also well-seasoned, and the creamy tartar sauce is housemade. ($15-$22)
- Lucky for all of us, there are two locations: Outer Sunset and Mill Valley.
The Codmother Fish & Chips: Don't let the small size of this food truck placed permanently near Fisherman's Wharf fool you. Their codfish pieces are huge, fresh, flaky and tender. ($7.99-$16.99)
Basa Seafood Express: This no-frills deli-style market in the Mission is counted on for its low-cost, high-quality sushi — especially the spicy salmon poke.
- But don't sleep on the fried fish burger. It comes with two crispy fish filets, a thick tomato slab, onion, salad greens and drippy mayo. ($8.50)
