Yankee Pier - San Francisco

The service was good. The chicken sandwich was okay. Too much for my pleasure. The salt and vinegar chips were good. Prices are a bit on the high side even for airport food. I used my priority passport membership.

Stopped by because we had time before our flight and they were a priority pass location. The greeter was friendly. Our waiter checked on ours immediately and provided very good service. We shared a lobster roll. Lobster rolls are never cheap and the price of this one was on par. The roll was delicious. The lobster chunks were mixed in a tasty mayo and stuff in a wonderful bread. The menu said it would be in a brioche roll, but it wasn?t. The bread it was stuffed in was tastier and slightly more dense, in a good way, than brioche. We substituted fries for Yankee Salad, and that was a good decision. The salad was a good complement to the lobster roll. Fresh, crispy greens with thinly sliced crunchy apples with walnuts and blue cheese. Yum! I would come back again. The other menu items look good too.

Surprised by reasonable good tasting food. We had their Fish and Chips and Pier Burger. Sauces (tartar, cocktail) were pretty good On both dishes, the fries were quite good, crispy and not greasy. It's quite a bit noisy and our server was a bit impatient at the beginning but got better. Anyway, I will likely choose this place again on the future.

Like all other reviewers, I used my Priority Pass in this restaurant for a meal between flights. I was alone and the seats lasted about 15-20 minutes. I would not recommend you to stop if you have at least one hour and a half before your flight, definitely more if you?re in another terminal or you have more people you need to sit. The staff is beautiful, but very busy and it falls between the gaps. The lobster was okay, the chips were salty and soggy. I wouldn't have been happy to pay the full price for my meal, but for what it was, it was good. There are better options, especially if you are in a hurry.

Priority pass review: It is a great place for comfort seafood. We burned through our $56 dollar quota with the crab roll and it was satisfying I guess. But beyond that, I can't say much... Service was not existent, food would have been extremely overpriced when we paid, and the rest of the food was nothing other than comforting deep fried things. Food: 5/10 Service: 3/10 Vibes: 4/10 Value: 2/10