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Private Dining Spaces at Mission Rock Resort

Mission Rock Resort · 817 Terry A Francois Blvd, San Francisco, 94158 · Show map
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Up to 150standing
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About this space

The Main Dining Area at Mission Rock Resort offers a unique waterfront dining experience in San Francisco's historic Mission Bay district. With scenic bay views from any seat and outdoor dining options, it is an ideal space for hosting events, meetings, dinners, and parties. The space provides a relaxed and fun-filled environment, specializing in fresh and delicious seafood. Whether it's a corporate event, a social gathering, or a special celebration, the Main Dining Area at Mission Rock Resort caters to various occasions with its pristinely sourced seafood and exceptional service.

Features

Wifi
Beautiful views of the water
Event Hosting Services
Outdoor Dining Options
Private and semi-private spaces
Relaxed and fun-filled environment
Scenic Bay Views
Specializes in Seafood

Space

138m² (1,485ft²)

Capacities

100 Dining
150 Reception

Guide prices

Indicative pricing based on standard rates. Request an instant quote for your exact brief.

Minimum spend
Every day, 09:00 - 17:00
£1,375 / Minimum spend

Location

Map showing Mission Rock Resort
Mission Rock Resort 817 Terry A Francois BlvdUnknown 94158San Francisco
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