Shannon Lee

They have an amazing happy hour every day. The Poke nachos are delicious and you can choose poke, spicy poke, or salmon poke. Also have oysters for $1 each.

Leela Trumbo

Delicious fresh sea food! Everything is so flavorful but lets the delicate flavors of the seafood shine! The Poke Nachos and Ceviche are a can’t miss item! Staff is very friendly and helpful!

Justin Thornsberry

What a hidden gem in Del Mar. My wife and I were visiting San Diego from out of state and happened to hear about Seasurf from a travel vlog. I’m so happy we made the choice to drive up and try it out. We both enjoy a good fish taco and Seasurf didn’t disappoint. The food was great and the service was excellent as well. Also, they have great Taco Tuesday specials!

Zabba Designs

It's a neighborhood spot with good fresh seafood. Went there during happy hour 4-6 pm. The food was delicious and fresh. The tempura shrimp 🍤 is to die for. I also had the catfish and fries with coleslaw. That coleslaw was the yummiest I've ever had. If you visit, you must try their coleslaw. If I'm ever in that area, this is a spot I will revisit.

+9

Vincent Lam

This seafood restaurant had an astonishing happy hour. There were a few great items in the happy hour menu with a great price. We ordered happy hour’s classic fish taco, raw oysters, and poke nacho. Their salmon and oysters tasted fresh with decent sauce. We also got their signature poke bowl and fried catfish and fries. The poke bowl was decent with seaweeds and scallops. The catfish impressed me with juicy and crispy fish. The fries were also amazing with salt and sugar. Their service was friendly and fast. Vinegar and ketchup sauce were unlimited. The gentleman gave us some fish samples while deciding poke bowl proteins. Their dining room could have limited seats, but had a great bar and a few screens for games. Really enjoy their catfish, poke bowl and great vibe.

MCK

My friend and I happened to be in the the strip mall, that Seasurf Fish Co. was located. On my list of places to try while in Del Mar, it was perfect timing, a little before 12 PM, before the lunch crowd came rushed in. We sat at the bar. The atmosphere was very laid back, a combo seafood market store and restaurant. Tall ceilings, indoor and patio seating. When you enter, you order at the cash register, you are handed a number to place wherever you choose to sit and your food and drinks get delivered to your table. The service was excellent. We ordered a couple beers followed by a dozen oysters on the half shell, a cup of Small Fisherman's Wharf Chowder and Crispy Calamari. All the food was delicious, the oyster, fresh. We will definitely be back on our next visit for lunch. To note: by the time we left, the place was filled with the lunchtime crowd, only a couple tables open. Atmosphere: laid back vibe, indoor and patio seating. Service: excellent. Food: excellent.

+1

David Cho

This place really surprised me. After a weekend of decent food in SD, but nothing that wowed me, I had to try one last place on the way home. This place is pretty casual and prices to match. Wasn’t expecting too much from their ciopino because of the price, but flavors were there. Didn’t have crab, which is likely why the price point was where it was, but other seafood was fresh and tasty. The only complaint was packing, as I took it to go. They include rice, which they pack together. After a couple of hours, much of the soup was soaked up by the rice. Clam chowder and poke were really good too. Would really like to go back during happy hour and try the food there while it’s fresh. Great hot sauce selection too! Service was top notch as well.

+8

Michael

Went for the Happy Hour. Great food that was inexpensive. Come as you are atmosphere. People were coming in straight from the beach. Ordering was easy and we got our food pretty quick.

+3

Kyle Jeng

The food was excellent—especially the cod fillets in the fish and chips, which were boneless and had great texture. Everything was cooked well and tasted fresh, though prices were a bit on the higher side. The fried oysters were a bit small in portion and lightly seasoned—tartar sauce definitely helped bring out the flavor, but they could’ve used a bit more seasoning or substance. Service was friendly and prompt. The only downside was the booth seating, which felt a bit sticky and could’ve used a more thorough cleaning. Atmosphere-wise, it was quiet and relaxed—a solid spot to take someone for a casual lunch.

PL

The restaurant served some delicious food, but there were no directions on ordering food before table seating was assigned. This was very confusing. We had fish tacos, cioppino, peeled shrimp, oysters, clam chowder, and chicken wings. All the dishes were delicious.

My Le

This plaza has so much parking available and they have Happy Hour 3-6pm M-F. It’s one of those places that you order and pay first before you sit. You grab your table number and they will bring the food to your table. We got there at 5:30 and immediately grabbed a table before ordering just to secure a table as it was getting busy. Then we took turns to go place our orders. We got fish tacos ($2), ginger garlic wings ($6 for 5), poke nachos ($7), southern fried oysters ($6 for 4). I liked everything but the wings. The seasoning wasn’t good and you could taste that it was previously frozen then boiled then baked. $2 fish tacos is steal these days. The poke nachos were good but very little poke. They have a huge self serve condiments area. Overall, I would come back for their poke and other entree items.

+6

My issue was with the service. The food was 3.5/5. The happy hour oysters were OK I wouldn’t return for them. I got something else that day but I don’t remember what it was. Granted, I don’t usually eat oysters in restaurants I prefer to get them from the local fishermen at the market. I think if you want the happy oysters it’s best to try them for yourself. I was standing in line and the server saw me. Then a man stood up from a table and stood in front of me. The waitress saw this and didn’t correct him so I spoke up politely and told him I had been waiting in line. The man was nice, he didn’t seem to mind. I know this is not a big deal but this happens to me so frequently that I stopped ignoring it like I used to. I’m just curious how often this happens to others? I’m only 5’0 and I wonder if that’s why. Speaking up is the worst part bc I immediately become “the bad guy”. Anyway the sever seemed very annoyed by me, changed her attitude once I stepped up to the counter. Her demeanor was like I was bothering her. She was short, young, with long straight black hair. I’ve been in this situation before but here I felt so uncomfortable and unwelcome I didn’t ask the questions I had. I felt so unwelcome it kinda ruined my meal. The other server who was cleaning was super, super nice it almost made up for it so I gave an extra star. but the first server made me feel bad about correcting the man and her expression like she was looking into me to feel shame stuck with me. I always appreciate when the servers correct the other customers for me so that I don’t have to. I don’t expect it but many do when this happens. Especially when I made eye contact a couple of times with her before the man stood up and tried smile to not rush her with the previous customer she was helping. The point is she saw me, knew I was in line, knew I was next. Why am I the bad guy. It’s awkward enough as it is why make it worse. I will eventually go back to try the other food bc I’m in the area a lot.