Named Best Outdoor Dining Restaurant in Sonoma County, Fisherman’s Cove is a local, family-owned seafood shack and fishing-marine supply store specializing in fresh local oysters that are grown on Tamales Bay. We serve them on the half shell or barbecued with your choice of six different house specialty sauces such as garlic butter sauce, cocktail sauce, chorizo butter with a hint of lemon and more. Try our unique oysters with pesto sauce and applewood bacon, or opt for our oysters Kilpatrick or Sweet Heaters with pickled jalepeno, shallots and raw mignonette.
All of our ingredients are incredibly fresh, from the local Dungeness crab and hormone-free meats to organic vegetables and homemade sauces. We are committed to serving creative and delicious fare made with the best ingredients available.
Daily 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Please note: Although we have set hours, we are subject to close early due to rainy or stormy weather. Please call ahead before you pay us a visit! Thanks!
Fisherman’s Cove
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