Catch

Located firmly within San Francisco's Castro district, 2362 Market Street is steeped in city history. Here, Catch makes its mark in a storefront registered as an official city landmark that originally housed the burgeoning NAMES Project, which famously organized the creation of the AIDS Memorial Quilt. The history remains with the building, but Catch aims to create a new legacy while honoring...

The wine list includes a wide selection of budget wines.

Business hours vary according to season so be sure to call ahead.

Well-dressed visitors flock to the enclosed patio and cozy up next to the circular fireplace on evenings when the wind and fog whip around Twin Peaks. Inside the handsome and spacious dining room, plates of tuna tartare, generous Niçoise salads and linguine with clams parade via the hands of accommodating staff. While the restaurant suggests bountiful seafood in its logo and its name, fish...

In Short
Back-lit liquor bottles form the backdrop at this Castro boite, which is consistently packed with a good-looking crowd. A grand piano and an enclosed patio with a circular...

Voted Best Seafood Restaurant for 2007 and 2008 by Citysearch readers Catch serves fresh, affordable sustainable seafood and landfare in a casual, cozy atmosphere. Since opening in October 2002, Catch has drawn a large following and is the perfect place to gather for every occasion – handcrafted artisanal cocktails and appetizers at the bar, a cozy romantic dinner for two by the fireplace on...

Located firmly within San Francisco's Castro district, 2362 Market Street is steeped in city history. Here, Catch makes its mark in a storefront registered as an official city landmark that originally housed the burgeoning NAMES Project, which famously organized the creation of the AIDS Memorial Quilt. The history remains with the building, but Catch aims to create a new legacy while honoring...