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Crescent City Harbor · US-101 South · Seafood & breakfast

Fisherman’s Restaurant

A harbor local favorite since 1997, open every day from 6 am for big breakfasts, beer-battered ling cod and chips, and homemade pies.

4.3 on Google · 3,124 reviews

Opens Fisherman’s website. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, to dine in or take away.

Details checked October 2026

Featured photo

A western gull perched on a piling overlooking Citizens Dock and the inner harbor in Crescent City

A gull over Citizens Dock (area photo) · Photo: Ellin Beltz on Wikimedia Commons (public domain)

Type

Seafood and breakfast diner

Fish and chips, omelets, beer, wine and pie

Price range

$16.50–$25 most plates

Kids meals $8.99–$9.99, per its Yelp menu

Hours

Daily 6 am–8 pm

Breakfast, lunch and dinner, per its website

Time needed

About 1 hour

Our estimate for a casual meal

Parking

On-site parking

Size not posted; the tow vehicle is easiest

Since

1997

Serving Crescent City for nearly 30 years

On the menu

Ling cod and chips, big breakfasts and homemade pie

A family-style menu served all day: beer-battered fish and chips, clam chowder, burgers and sandwiches, omelets and Benedicts from 6 am, and homemade cream pies and cakes, with draft beer and wine.

Eggs Benedict with hollandaise on a white plate, with a side salad, orange juice and coffee
Eggs Benedict (not taken at Fisherman’s)
Photo: Constance Chen on Wikimedia Commons (CC0)

Start here

Fish and chips

Fisherman’s calls it its most popular dish: fresh ling cod dipped to order in a housemade beer batter, with fries and slaw. It’s $21 on the menu posted to Yelp and the top dish in Google reviews (363 mentions).

RV tip: Sunset Harbor RV Park is about 0.3 mile away. Unhitch and bring the tow vehicle; no RV parking details are posted.

Also worth ordering

  • Clam chowderThe second most-mentioned dish on Google (240 reviews).
  • Eggs BenedictFisherman’s says locals know it as the best place for breakfast; Benedicts are $20.75 on its Yelp menu.
  • Calamari and chips$23, and calamari comes up in 46 Google reviews.
  • Homemade pieCream pies and cakes are made in house, per the restaurant.

Why go

A harbor diner that opens at 6 am

Fisherman’s has served Crescent City since 1997 from its spot on US-101 South, and it’s a tenant of the Crescent City Harbor District. Breakfast starts at 6 am every day, and the kitchen stays open until 8 pm.

It has 4.3 stars from more than 3,100 Google reviews; Tripadvisor (3.8) and Yelp (3.6) are cooler. Reviewers like the fried seafood, the chowder and the quick service, while some find the fries and prices hit or miss.

It’s 2 minutes from Sunset Harbor and Lighthouse Cove RV Parks, which makes it an easy first stop after a travel day.

Aerial view of the breakwaters, boat basin and town of Crescent City from above the Pacific
The harbor and breakwaters from the air
Photo: Robert Campbell on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Why it made our list

  • Open daily, 6 am to 8 pm
  • Serving Crescent City since 1997
  • Fresh ling cod fish and chips
  • Homemade cream pies and cakes
  • 2 minutes from Sunset Harbor RV Park

For RVers

Taking the rig to Fisherman’s

The practical stuff we wished someone had told us before we pulled in.

Unhitch first

Tripadvisor confirms parking but lists no size, and the restaurant posts nothing about RVs. Bring the tow vehicle or car.

Go early for breakfast

The doors open at 6 am daily, and the restaurant says locals know it as the best place for breakfast.

Browse the gift shop

There’s a small gift shop of trinkets to look through while you wait for your food.

Take it back to camp

Everything is available to take away, and Sunset Harbor RV Park is a 2-minute drive.

What visitors say about Fisherman’s

The visitor report card

We don’t copy other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together. Scores checked October 31, 2026.

A cherished local favorite since 1997.

Crescent City Harbor District, 2026 · ccharbor2.specialdistrict.org

All three sites

4.1/5

4,200+ reviews combined

Average weighted by review count. Google (4.3) is warmer than Tripadvisor (3.8) and Yelp (3.6).

What visitors often mention

Recurring themes in Google’s review topics

Fish and chipsClam chowderLing cod

Google’s review topics put fish and chips on top (363 reviews), then clam chowder (240), ling cod (51), calamari (46) and hash browns (28). Checked October 31, 2026.

What a meal costs

Menu prices: full stack of pancakes $11.55, hamburger $16.50, clam strips and chips $19.80, eggs Benedict $20.75, fish and chips $2111.55Pancakes16.50Hamburger19.80Clam strips20.75Benedict21Fish & chips

Prices in dollars from Fisherman’s menu as posted on Yelp, checked October 31, 2026. They may have changed.

Good to know

Omelets$17.50–$25

Burgers$16.50–$20.35

Kids meals$8.99–$9.99

Good forBreakfastFamiliesTakeout

Prices from Fisherman’s menu as posted on Yelp, checked October 31, 2026. Tripadvisor rates it $$–$$$.

Know before you go

Plan your visit

Fisherman’s Restaurant

  • Address700 US-101, Crescent City, CA 95531
  • HoursDaily 6 am–8 pm
    Breakfast, lunch and dinner, per its website
  • Phone(707) 465-3474
  • ReservationsWalk in; dine in or take away, per the restaurant’s website
  • Getting thereFisherman’s is right on US-101 South by the harbor, about 0.7 mile from Lighthouse Cove RV Park and 0.3 mile from Sunset Harbor.
  • ParkingParking is listed on Tripadvisor. No size or RV parking is posted.

The restaurant’s website, Google and Tripadvisor all list 6 am to 8 pm daily. Call (707) 465-3474 on holidays.

Where to stay nearby

RV parks near Fisherman’s

These are the Crescent City RV parks we have visited and written up. Drive times are without traffic.

RV sites at Sunset Harbor RV Park, from a 2014 CampgroundViews video
About 2 min · 0.3 mi via US-101 S

Sunset Harbor RV Park

A budget full-hookup park across US-101 from the harbor, with sites from about $36 a night; it’s mostly long-term.

Battery Point Lighthouse and cypress trees on its islet, next to Lighthouse Cove RV Park (area photo, not the park)
About 2 min · 0.7 mi via US-101 S

Lighthouse Cove RV Park

A city-owned oceanfront park on the harbor with views of Battery Point Lighthouse, 91 full-hookup sites and a short walk to downtown.

RV sites among trees at Village Camper Inn RV Park, from a CampgroundViews video
About 6 min · 2.8 mi via US-101 S

Village Camper Inn RV Park

A family-owned park on 22 wooded acres at the north edge of town, with 135 full-hookup sites and free cable TV.

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

The questions RVers ask most before pulling in.

Fisherman’s doesn’t post RV parking. Tripadvisor confirms parking is available but gives no size, so the tow vehicle is the safe bet. Sunset Harbor RV Park is about 0.3 mile away.

Every day at 6 am, closing at 8 pm, for breakfast, lunch and dinner, according to the restaurant’s website.

Fish and chips made with fresh ling cod in a housemade beer batter, its most popular dish, plus breakfast and homemade cream pies and cakes.

On the menu posted to Yelp, burgers run $16.50 to $20.35, omelets $17.50 to $25 and fish and chips $21. Kids meals are $8.99 to $9.99.

Yes. The restaurant lists domestic and micro brews in bottles and on draft, plus wine.

Yes. Kids plates include pancakes, French toast, chicken strips and fish and chips.

Daily 6 am–8 pm

Ready for breakfast by the harbor?

Order the ling cod and chips or a Benedict, and save room for a slice of homemade pie.

or call (707) 465-3474

Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by giving their work a look. Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Ellin Beltz (Citizens Dock; public domain), Robert Campbell (the harbor from the air; CC BY-SA 3.0) and Constance Chen (eggs Benedict; CC0); the images were resized. Food photos marked “not taken at” show the dish, not this restaurant’s plate. Area photos show the neighborhood, not the restaurant. Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.

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