Bodega Bay, CA

Seafood on Bodega Bay

Fresh local seafood with sweeping views of the working harbor — breakfast, lunch, and dinner, 365 days a year.

  • Waterfront dining on Bodega Bay
  • Fresh local seafood — chowder, crab, cioppino
  • A Bodega Bay landmark since the Hitchcock era
The Tides Wharf Restaurant in Bodega Bay, CA

On the menu

On the menu

Fresh Local Seafood

Cioppino, whole Dungeness crab, and the signature clam chowder, sourced from the Sonoma Coast.

Breakfast

A full breakfast menu daily, with the espresso bar opening early at 7am.

Lunch & Dinner

Bay-view dining for lunch and dinner, seven days a week.

Fish Market

An on-site market for fresh fish and shellfish to take home.

Our story

About The Tides Wharf

Set on a working wharf in Bodega Bay, The Tides Wharf & Restaurant pairs fresh local seafood with sweeping views of the harbor, where guests watch fishing boats come and go and sea lions, otters, and shorebirds work the water. The original Tides Wharf is part of local lore as a filming location for Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds.

Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day of the year, the restaurant is a classic Sonoma Coast destination — known for its to-go clam chowder, whole Dungeness crab, and cioppino, plus an espresso bar and an on-site fish market.

  • Waterfront dining on Bodega Bay
  • Fresh local seafood — chowder, crab, cioppino
  • A Bodega Bay landmark since the Hitchcock era
Inside The Tides Wharf Restaurant

Why choose us

Why The Tides Wharf Restaurant

Waterfront Dining On Bodega Bay

A standard we hold on every job, not just the easy ones.

Fresh Local Seafood — Chowder, Crab, Cioppino

Rooted right here in Bodega Bay, CA, with a real stake in doing it right.

A Bodega Bay Landmark Since The Hitchcock Era

A standard we hold on every job, not just the easy ones.

A closer look

Inside The Tides Wharf Restaurant

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