Just had some excellent wild Alaskan cod from here, really fresh and delicious. Good prices and substantial variety of frozen seafood, including crab meat and nice tuna steaks. You should go in being flexible, as they may not have exactly what you are looking for, but they have great options!
Wilson C.
Classificação do local: 5 San Francisco, CA
Walked in and a guy greeted me immediately. Wanted to buy two crabs and he came back with two big lively ones. He ended up picking another one for me because of a missing leg. Delighted to find out they have live oysters. Not much to look at up front, but the little white board has everything I wanted written on it. Definitely coming back for some oysters next time. Good prices!
Michael W.
Classificação do local: 3 San Francisco, CA
Okay fine, it was better this time. But pick up your phone :( Also, there was nobody there again when I showed up, but the windows were open, but doors locked. Apparently the owner went next door to get his lunch or something. Put up a sign or something so I don’t wait around for 5 minutes confused. You can pay with card but if it’s a smaller amount they may ask you if you have cash. I just got 2 lbs or so of clams, and it was very cheap! About $ 4.93 a lb, which is very comparable to anything around. The clams turned out to be quite good, we boiled them up with a crawfish boil and all of them opened up, and they tasted quite sweet. And call in if you want fresh crabs or lobster!
Robin M.
Classificação do local: 3 San Francisco, CA
Some things are just great — after all, these guys sell to SF restaurants wholesale in the early morning hours, and whatever is left sells to the general public. Prices are more reasonable than Whole Foods, Molly Stone’s or Cal Mart, but their selection is sometimes limited. They gave up displaying things in the display case, so you just have to ask them to bring some out to show you. They also have some odd frozen things, like baby octopus. If you can be flexible and accept whatever is fresh that day, this is a great place.
Spanky M.
Classificação do local: 5 San Francisco, CA
Just had their clams and gator. Awesome!!! Hama Hama Kumamoto at prices you can’t get anywhere else. The staff are super friendly! The lobster 2lb pack is simply the best!!! Claw and knuckle perfect for salads or just a late night snack. I’m going back tomorrow. Thank the almighty for this place it allows me to indulge in my most expensive habits
Lev M.
Classificação do local: 5 Fremont, CA
A great seafood shop. Raul and Vanessa are the very helpful owners who pride themselves on their honesty about the products they sell. They showed me their clean back-room area which is a good sign for any seafood seller. While they do a lot of wholesale, you can reap the benefits of this because of the low prices and freshness of the fish. I usually call in the morning to make sure I get a piece of whatever is coming in before it gets sold to a restaurant etc. My hope is that with enough loyal customers, they can beef up their retail end for more variety… please give them a try. They told me that they can get fresh mexican scallops, but would need to sell off the 8lb in the same day. If youve ever tried mexican scallops, you know how good they are. Bug them about this :)
David P.
Classificação do local: 2 Berkeley, CA
two stars goes to the friendly staff, I was anticipated to buy 120 pieces of fresh blue point oysters at 815 in the morning, turns out by 9am there were none today so I would have to wait for the shipment tomorrow morning again =(. Around 11 am I came back and grabbed a bag of 60 bbq oysters, I was amazed about how nice they look, the staff even packed it in a box of ice for me and loaded it into my car. Man did the oysters tasted awful, this is not my first time bbqing oysters, even when the oysters were well done it had a funky smell after about 4 oysters I was done, five dashes of tabasco did not overcome the taste of it. I was suspecting the brand of oysters I was getting for large hama hama. After reading the recent reviews I thought so highly of this place, my expectations have gone down hill, I would never again try the bbq oysters here again.
Ls Y.
Classificação do local: 5 San Francisco, CA
As of today, they are selling Top Neck clams for $ 3.50 a pound
Paul J G.
Classificação do local: 5 San Francisco, CA
Super friendly staff. Very fresh, good quality products. I’ll be a repeat customer from now on. PS best price on oysters in town. PPS they sell alligator meat!
Leo H.
Classificação do local: 5 San Francisco, CA
I must have done something good, to have found this gem of a seafood wholesaler. First of all, customer service here is incredible. It’s clear they know their seafood, and put the highest priority on freshness. I recently bought 5 dozen oysters for a super bowl party, and they not only sold them at a great deal, but suggested a couple of recipes, packed them in a styrofoam cooler for me, with ice, and helped load them into my truck. I am definitely coming back soon to try some the fillets. They all looked amazing.
Kevo M.
Classificação do local: 5 East Bay, CA
JR Seafood is a local wholesale and retail seafood distributor. I just left with the most dericious looking 2lbs of Ahi that I’ve seen in a long time. Hmmm. The last time I made poke, I got the Ahi in Half Moon Bay. No more do I have to drive to HMB to get good fish. JR Seafood is right here in SF! They are friendly purveyors of fine fresh and frozen seafood. You like oysters? They have more oysters you can shake a shucker at. You like tilapia? I don’t. But they have tilapia. You like crab? They have more crabs than a $ 2 ho! They have daily specials like $ 8.50/lb Ahi for your Ahi Poke.(edit: Costco was $ 9.99/lb) If nothing else, remember this: — They only accept cash. — The American Heart Association recommends eating fish(particularly fatty fish) at least TWOTIMES A WEEK. — Fish has Omega-3 fatty acids that your heart benefits from!(Although it won’t help with a broken heart. I tried!) — Consult your doctor about which fish you can eat if you’re pregos.
Amy A.
Classificação do local: 5 San Francisco, CA
You can always bet that dinner is going to be a treat when planning starts with stopping in J.R.‘s to see what’s fresh. The fact that I’m the first to review tells me that this market really is the secret I thought it was. I love to wander in on my way home from work, see what’s in the case and pick some lovely piece of fish to cook up for dinner. They have a delicious selection of both fresh and frozen seafood and the prices are fantastic. Forget the tiny little over-priced selection at Safeway. Super markets are a pain in the ass anyway. Support a friendly mom & pop store like this and you’ll eat better anyway. There is just too much to choose from in their cases. Giant fresh oysters at $ 0.75 each(the size of my hand), fresh ahi tuna, prawns, lobster, and on and on… For dinner tonight, I chose a pound of fresh Chilean Sea Bass. The quality was fabulous. I pan seared it and covered it in home-made mango-tomatillo-chipolte salsa and fresh sour cream. OMG!