After more than six decades of serving delicious seafood at the Ports O’ Call Village in Los Angeles, the famed San Pedro Fish Market and Restaurant is embarking on an exciting new journey. This beloved establishment, known for its vibrant atmosphere and mouthwatering seafood platters, has announced its upcoming closure as owners prepare for a significant expansion nearby. As they transition to a new location, the community eagerly anticipates what the future holds for this local treasure.
The decision to close comes as part of a broader development plan for the waterfront area, with the creation of West Harbor expected to reshape the local landscape. The San Pedro Fish Market, recognized as one of the highest-grossing seafood markets in the region, is not just closing its doors; it is gearing up for a transformative move that promises to enhance its offerings and reach even more seafood lovers.
Mike Ungaro, the market's chief executive and a third-generation leader in this family-run business, has ambitious plans for the future. With a vision to create one of the largest dining establishments in the U.S., seating for over 5,000 guests is on the horizon! This article will explore the upcoming changes, including a temporary "pop-up" market and the development of a larger venue, ensuring that loyal customers can continue to enjoy their favorite seafood dishes.
After more than six decades at the Ports O’ Call Village at the Port of Los Angeles, the beloved San Pedro Fish Market and Restaurant will be closing that space next month as its owners plan to expand nearby.
The fish market — one of the highest-grossing in the region, known for its seafood platters — announced this week on Facebook that its San Pedro location will shutter when its lease ends March 3.
The anticipated move will make way for a new waterfront development under construction, known as West Harbor, which will replace Ports O’ Call Village. However, the owners of the family-run seafood market have plans to expand nearby with an even larger space, while running a “pop-up” market at West Harbor.
The timeline for the pop-up or new location was not immediately clear, and representatives from the restaurant did not respond Friday to a request for comment. The West Harbor retail, restaurant and attraction space is set to open in 2024.
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