Chowder Hut Fresh Grill

Stopped by for a quick dinner. We got the clam chowder bowl, tenders, shrimp and fries.Everything was delicious! Place was empty since it was a gloomy Monday night.

Maryori was an amazing server! Bowl of their Original Clam Chowder and lemonade was the best $20 I've spent in this city! Very touristy area yet many customers appeared to be local.I highly recommend this place - very chill, close to the water and good people working here.

An affordable place to eat near Pier 39, with the added bonus of a parking discount when you dine here. The garlic fries were a standout--so flavorful! The clam chowder was decent, but I felt the bread bowl could use more soup. The calamari and crab sandwich were also just okay. Overall, it's a reasonably priced spot with good options for a quick bite. One of the servers was really nice! Good for big groups, nice seating inside.

Hamburger was very good, service was good. Loud but not so loud you couldn't hold a conversation

This is the perfect place to stop for a quick drink before a boat tour. Right by the dock, by the public restrooms, and pretty quick service.

Tried out this place for weekend lunch and got their garlic fries, crab chowder, and fish and chips. Food was generally good and freshly made. I especially liked that their garlic fries had strong flavor but did not feel heavy eating them. Food came out quickly and there was just enough seating in the area to grab a table. There is a clear wall surrounding the tables to allow for a view while you eat.

Came here since I was exploring the pier and the crab chowder sounded interesting and I do love bread bowls. However, I was left feeling disappointed. The crab chowder was average with very little crab flavor and the sourdough bread was so dry and stale. I could not eat much of the bread. Definitely would go somewhere else if I was craving chowder next time!

It was just okay. Prices the same as similar nearby but the food definitely wasn't as good, so it felt overpriced. Most obvious room for improvement is the bread for the sourdough bowl, it wasn't warmed and would have been a lot better that way! We didn't dislike anything per se, but if in the area and wanting fish and chips or chowder, we would go somewhere else. Service was fine and the seating seemed like outdoor only.

Great spot for a quick bite! Service was attentive and fast, so was the food. Staff is constantly checking on tables and cleaning. Food was quite tasty, got the clam chowder bread bowl plus fish and chips.

For a place within the wharf, it is not too bad of a place to visit! The place may look a little bit sketch, but the food is pretty good!Although finding seating can be a little rough, it is not usually as packed as other places around the wharf. There is not a lot of cover from the sun depending on the time of day and there are a lot of birds around, so be prepared to fight some adventurous pidgins. However, I don't mind too much as someone who has eaten street food in the Philippines. Besides, they got some sick street performers nearby so you get to hear that too.As for the food, it definitely carries my rating! It is a solid 4/5 all around and even sometimes a 5/5 based on the price. The portion size is definitely filling, the calamari and fish n chips heal the inner child within me, the crab appealed to my inner Filipino with the immense amount of garlic and butter (obviously an exaggeration it's pretty good), and one of my favorite clam chowder spots.