Pacific Catch- San Francisco, CA

Ahhhh, California. The beautiful beach surrounds me, the soft sand warms my skin. The ocean breeze flutters on my cheeks and the sound of the waves touches my ear.

Just kidding.

Today I’m in San Francisco, the home of bustling cars, busy traffic, rushed people, and a rainbow of diversity. Like last summer, I’ll be busy reviewing the best and worst restaurants of San Francisco. Prepare to receive a tsunami of sophisti-kids posts! And as always, remember to check out my instagram, @inspector_food for updates.

First stop: Pacific Catch. A San Francisco chain, Pacific Catch serves up some of the best West Coast seafood in town. From salmon to poke to seafood tacos, it seems like you can’t go wrong. Be warned, however: the restaurant is always busy. If you don’t have a reservation (we did not), getting a seat might be tricky.

We started out with good ol’ crab cakes, topped off with Thai-style mango and tomato salad. The crab cakes were topped with crunchy ponko, filled with the warm, delicious taste of crab. Combined with the tangy Thai salad, the dish proved to be an excellent starter.

For my entree, I decided to go with one of the most popular specials that day, the WestCoast salmon bowl. Definitely one of the more healthy items on the menu, the traditional salmon bowl is served with brown rice (I substituted mine for white rice). The dish also came with cauliflower, avocado, salad, cucumber, and pumpkin seeds. The seeds gave the dish a needed “crunch.” The salmon itself was grilled to perfection, but I do have one complaint. Although the salmon bowl was a delicious healthy meal, it in no way compared to the other entrees on the table. Moreover, the crab cake starter complemented tastes much better than the salmon bowl shown below. That said, this dish is a tasty option for anyone looking for a heavy, healthy meal.

Despite the business of the restaurant and a slight wait for food, the service at Pacific Catch was excellent. The server was helpful and attentive to recommendations. The seafood, of course, was of the highest quality.

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Sophisti-kids, out! See you next time at @inspector_food on instagram or right here on our website at www.sophisti-kids.com.