Scoma's of Sausalito

Excellent view of San Francisco, Angel Island, Alcatraz, and the Bay Bridge in the back portion of the restaurant past the kitchen. Great location! Really good quality seafood! Not cheap, but good seafood never is. Good service. Clean and well furnished restaurant. Get a bench seat in the back portion. You will have to walk through the kitchen to get there. Take a walk outside around the restaurant after dinner. Reservations recommended.

Scoma's of Sausalito is the kind of place that reminds you why waterfront dining became a California cliché in the first place. Perched right over the harbor in Sausalito, the restaurant pairs classic seafood with postcard views of boats bobbing in the marina and the San Francisco skyline across the bay. Atmosphere & Setting The first thing that stands out is the location. Large windows frame the harbor, and many tables sit almost directly over the water. Watching sailboats glide in while the sun sets behind the Marin hills gives the whole meal a relaxed coastal rhythm. The interior feels traditional rather than trendy—polished wood, white tablecloths, and a slightly old-school vibe that suits the setting. Food Seafood is the obvious star, and the menu leans into Northern California staple

I've been coming here for years, first time I ever came here I got fried calamari with some spicy marinara sauce on it. It was delicious! Kept me coming back. This trip to Scoma's I had the crab cakes, I was somewhat disappointed with them. It was not crispy at all, kind of soggy and the aioli sauce that came with it tasted just like mayonnaise it didn't have much flavor to it and there was way too much of it. The special risotto of the day was on point, the scallops were cooked perfect and the risotto was so dam good! Then to top off the night I had a piece of the Torta Sette Veli, that was one of the best desserts I have had! It was light, fluffy and delicious! ❤️ I will definitely keep coming back here. If you're in Sausalito come check this place out it's great and you're right on the

We have been here two times and loved it both times. The butternut squash soup was definitely the best, simple but so flavorful and unique and loved that they served it in the actual butternut squash! Linguini frutti di mare was also very good and the prawns in it were giant, tasty, and cooked to perfection. There is usually a long wait and pretty busy during weekends. Service is pretty good though despite business. We never got the tables with the nice view, but overall the ambiance is nice wherever you sit.

Excellent dinner. Enjoyed the oysters and Crab/Shrimp Cakes along with the Calamari Frito. The Seared Scallops with Risotto was wonderful. Happy stomachs!!! 😋