About Scott’s Seafood on the River
Scott’s Seafood on the River
In 1976, on the corner of Scott and Lombard, three men put their heads together and came up with the concept that we now know as Scott’s Seafood Grill and Bar. Since then, we have grown and changed from our original 40 seat restaurant to our award-winning Scott’s Seafood on the River featuring sustainably harvested seafood, simply prepared and served in a comfortable atmosphere by a friendly, attractive, well-trained staff.
Alan and Sigrid Irvine opened Scott’s on the River in January 2008, later partnering with the Westin Sacramento and are open every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner, brunch on the weekend. As our name suggests, being beside the flowing waters of the Sacramento River draws out our stress and helps us relax. Add in your favorite glass of wine and a wonderful meal and you are refreshed and ready to rock.
Our fire pits and heated patio just add to the atmosphere. This is the perfect setting for a special moment or two with partners, friends and family.
Celebrations are our passion, whether in our seasonal riverbank tent (think weddings, business retreats), in our ballroom (think meetings, family celebrations) or in our more intimate venues. Our catering staff will help you design a successful event from start to finish.
So, welcome to Scott’s Seafood on the River! Come in, sit down and prepare to have a good time!
Friends of Scott’s Seafood on the River
The Westin Sacramento
A boutique hotel on the banks of the Sacramento River, showcasing elevated accommodations, inspired amenities and a serene location.
Spa LaLé
A full service spa available to guests of The Westin Sacramento and Scott’s Seafood on the River.
From Scott’s Blog
June 2020
“We are open for dinner only 4-8pm every day until we can staff up for lunch and brunch. There is a new on-line take out menu. Happy Hour will be back soon!”
APRIL 2020
“We closed the restaurant on March 19, as our business is all dine-in. We gave much of our perishable food to the staff and donated the rest to River City Food Bank.”
MARCH 2020
“Now my dream/nightmare is me standing in water in the kitchen, trying to squeegee water into a drain, which is backed up. We haven’t heard from the plumber; towel barriers are up to prevent water entering the dining room and the water is getting higher. Wait a second, that was reality, not a dream!”