The Old Clam House

Location: 2251 Bayshore Boulevard (at Oakdale Avenue), San Francisco, CA 94124

Website: https://theoldclamhouse.com/

Phone: (415)-695-2866

email: gm@theoldclamhousesf.com

About The Old Clam House

Established in 1861, The Old Clam House stands as San Francisco’s oldest restaurant operating in its original location. Having survived the 1906 earthquake and over 160 years of city transformation, this legendary waterfront institution offers a unique glimpse into the maritime history of the Bayshore district. Known for its classic wood-paneled interior and welcoming atmosphere, it remains a cornerstone for locals and visitors seeking authentic San Francisco seafood.

Signature Offerings

The Famous Hot Clam Broth: A traditional greeting for guests, served hot in a mug to start the meal.

Fresh Seafood Classics: Featuring iron-skillet roasted mussels, sizzling shrimp, Dungeness crab, and a variety of fresh-catch entrees.

Shellfish Platters: Steamed clams and oysters sourced from the Pacific Coast.

Full Bar: A selection of local beers on tap, wines, and classic cocktails.

Experience & Atmosphere

Historic Charm: The dining room features vintage memorabilia, historic photographs, and the original mid-19th-century bar back.

Community Staple: A long-standing gathering place for neighborhood families, city officials, and seafood enthusiasts.

Convenient Access: Located right on Bayshore Boulevard with dedicated parking for patrons.

Plan Your Visit

Hours: Daily for lunch and dinner – 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM (check current seasonal hours for holiday updates)

The Old Clam House