The Sabella family has been serving seafood in San Francisco since the turn of the 20th century and has operated A. Sabella's restaurant on the wharf continuously since 1920, catering heavily to the tourist trade. The menu offers something for everyone -- steak, lamb, seafood, chicken, and pasta, all made from scratch with fresh local ingredients. Where A. Sabella's really shines, however, is in the shellfish department. Its 1,000-gallon saltwater tank allows for fresh crab, abalone, and lobster year-round, which means no restaurant in the city can touch A. Sabella's when it comes to feasting on fresh Dungeness crab and abalone out of season. Of course, such luxuries are anything but cheap. But on the bright side, with their kids' menu, you can fill up tots' tummies for a mere $7.50. Added bonuses: The second-floor restaurant overlooks the wharf, and the wine list offers many tasty choices