Welcome to Sea Rocket Bistro! We're a new North Park restaurant serving local and sustainable seafood, as well as local craft beers and wines. So if you've been googling for san diego fish, seafood san diego, san diego local food, or san diego fishing, you've come to the right place! We've got a menu that we try to keep current on this website- to view it, click on the menu link above, or just call us to see what specials we've got going on tonight!
Plans for the New Year
Sea Rocket Bist... — Fri, 01/02/2009 - 11:19
We somehow let over a month go by since our last newsletter! As you might guess, the holidays kept us on our toes, but our plans for 2009 are also well underway. So here's a quick wrap-up of what you might have missed as well as highlights of what's coming up soon at the bistro.
New Year's Eve Celebration
Marine Life Protection Act Mixer on January 12th
dennis — Tue, 12/30/2008 - 14:42
Mark your calendars... we'll be hosting an MLPA mixer on Monday, January 12th from 5 to 7pm at Sea Rocket. Light appetizers will be served at no charge and our full menu and beer and wine bar will be open as usual.

Sea Rocket Bistro announces a new Happy Hour!
elena — Sun, 12/28/2008 - 15:28
Ever since our summertime Happy Hour ended, people have been asking us about early bird specials. SOOO, we're happy to announce that starting on the first day of 2009, we're bringing HAPPY back! We'll be offering various starters at half price plus $1 off all beers and wines until 6pm every day. In addition, through the winter we will be opening at 5pm instead of 5:30, so you'll have a full hour to get your order in for this deal.
Recon - Recycle Everything
elena — Sat, 12/27/2008 - 09:48
Not all recycling companies are created equal. When we were looking for one to handle the recycling at Sea Rocket Bistro, we signed up with Recon, having heard that they used to be right across the street from the restaurant. We thought they were just a normal recycling company that took only the commodities that they could sell for a profit, but it turns out they are much more than that.
