Kingfish Restaurant
201 S B St,
San Mateo, CA, 94401-4017 (map)
650-343-1226 phone
650-343-3045 fax
http://www.kingfish.net/sm/index.html
Description:
Welcome to Kingfish Restaurant! We hope you enjoy our tribute to the great chefs, artists, musicians and fun loving people of the South and particularly the city of New Orleans. Kingfish is named after Huey P. Long, governor of Louisiana from 1928-1932. He gave himself the nickname "Kingfish". His slogan was, "Every Man A King."
5.0 star(s)
This year's most improved player
Kingfish is right across the street from our office so I eat there often. Frankly, in the past I've been a little disappointed in the quality of food and service. But my family and I had dinner at Kingfish tonight and I feel compelled to write that they've really turned things around. The food was excellent. Fresh, hot and presented well. The service was remarkable. For example, our 3 year old daughter accidentally fell out of her chair and "went boom". Immediately the bus person rushed over to help her. When she started to cry, another waiter came over and gave her a necklace of Mardi Gras beads which really cheered her up. Then our waiter came over and gave her an ice cream sundae. It was as if the whole thing was choreographed. There was also a fun buzz going on because the restaurant was full and active and everyone seemed to be having a good time. If you haven't been to Kingfish lately, rush over and give the latest version a try. dylan's review
4.5 star(s)
classiest in san mateo
I love nearly everything about Kingfish. From their execellent seafood, to their unique delta blues themed interior design, this restaurant really has it all. The food is spectacular and the service is prompt and friendly. Always a great choice for anyone who wishes to treat themselves at the end of a long week.
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