Warren Simmons had a dream to create a place for people from all over the globe to gather, mingle and visit with the locals. Warren turned his dream into a reality when he conceptualized and created the famous landmark: PIER 39. Warren brought in his son Scooter to manage and operate his restaurant ventures on the PIER. In the late 80’s Warren, Scooter and Scooter’s wife, Nancy, created and launched the enormously successful Chevys® Fresh Mex concept. Chevys grew to include thirty-seven locations before the family sold it to PepsiCo. Today, over 30 years later, Warren’s son, Scooter, and his family continue to own and operate the most successful restaurants on Fisherman’s Wharf, including Pier Market Seafood Restaurant, Fog Harbor Fish House, Wipeout Bar & Grill and Biscoff Coffee Corner. The Simmons remain active in the family business and the community they have been of a part of for over a quarter of a century.

Executive Chef Adolfo Soto has been with Simco Restaurants since 1996. Adolfo started his career with Real Restaurants as a line cook for Fog City Diner. During his six-year tenure with them, he worked at some of the most well-known Bay Area restaurants, including Bix, Bistro Roti and Buckeye Roadhouse. Adolfo started with us at Pier Market Restaurant, then moved over to Dante’s Restaurant where he served as head chef for 3 years. In 2001, Simco Restaurants purchased Chic’s Seafood, and Adolfo was promoted to executive chef, his dream come true. After a complete renovation, Chic’s was transformed into what is now known as Fog Harbor Fish House.

We are committed to the preservation of the ocean and its fisheries. Fog Harbor is proud to be the first restaurant on Fisherman’s Wharf to offer a 100% sustainable seafood menu based on recommendations from the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch Program and Aquarium of the Bay.