Best Seafood Restaurants in West Hollywood
8 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
Sushi Ginza Onodera
Five consecutive years of Michelin stars since 2020
Essential Picks
9.2
This Michelin-starred Edomae sushi temple offers an intimate 16-seat omakase experience with fish flown daily from Tokyo's Tsukiji market. Chef Yohei Matsuki's precise knife work and premium ingredients create transcendent bites worth the $425 price tag.
Must-Try Dishes:
Hokkaido King Salmon, 5-Day Aged Tuna, Cherry Blossom Salmon Nigiri
What Makes it Special: Five consecutive years of Michelin stars since 2020
9.1
James Beard Award-winning Chef Tyson Cole's non-traditional Japanese cuisine elevates business dining with creative sushi and seasonal omakase. The sophisticated atmosphere balances energy with professionalism, making it ideal for impressing clients.
Must-Try Dishes:
Hama Chili, Gyutoro, Crispy Brussels Sprouts
What Makes it Special: James Beard Award-winning chef creates innovative Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine
Notable Picks
8.5
Connie & Ted's is a New England–style seafood house from the Providence team, built around pristine raw-bar towers, chowders, and wood-grilled fish. Locals treat it as the neighborhood’s go-to for lobster rolls, clam shacks flavors, and a lively patio that still works for serious seafood cravings.
Must-Try Dishes:
New England Clam Chowder, Lobster Roll, Raw Bar Oyster Selection
What Makes it Special: Serious New England seafood from a fine-dining chef in casual digs.
#4
Saltie Girl
8.3
This Boston import in Sunset Plaza brings authentic New England seafood to the Strip with exceptional lobster rolls, tinned fish, and raw bar offerings. The heated patio and extensive crudo menu make it a sophisticated alternative to typical Sunset Boulevard fare.
Must-Try Dishes:
New England Lobster Roll, Tinned Fish Selection, Clam Chowder
What Makes it Special: Extensive tinned seafood menu unique to LA dining scene
8.3
This swanky Old Hollywood-inspired steakhouse opened in 2023 with a stunning circular bar and hand-painted murals that transport diners to a bygone era. Drake's serves expertly prepared filet mignon and innovative seafood dishes in spacious red leather booths perfect for intimate celebrations.
Must-Try Dishes:
Filet Mignon, Vin Scully Fries, Salmon Crab Rangoon
What Makes it Special: Old Hollywood glamour with modern execution
8.1
This Sunset Strip fixture since 1998 combines creative sushi rolls with classic Japanese dishes in a modern setting. The outdoor patio and strip views add energy to business lunches while maintaining professional atmosphere.
Must-Try Dishes:
Creative Specialty Rolls, Omakase Experience, Outdoor Patio Dining
What Makes it Special: Sunset Strip location with outdoor patio and city views
#7
Catch LA
8.1
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Rooftop steakhouse and sushi destination combining Tokyo's Toyosu Market seafood with premium steak cuts cooked tableside on hot rocks. The retractable rooftop offers stunning downtown LA views in the heart of the Design District.
Must-Try Dishes:
Japanese Wagyu on Hot Rock, Catch Roll, Truffle Sashimi
What Makes it Special: Unique combination of high-end sushi and tableside steak with city views
Worthy Picks
#8
The Bayou
7.7
This LGBTQ+ dive bar surprises with authentic Cajun seafood boils served in a raucous, welcoming atmosphere. Snow crab, crawfish, and shrimp come drenched in signature garlic butter sauce, perfect for messy communal dining with cheap drinks.
Must-Try Dishes:
Crawfish Boil, Snow Crab Legs, Softshell Crab
What Makes it Special: Gay bar with surprisingly authentic Cajun seafood boils