BTC, ETH, USDT (on multiple chains), USDC, XMR, SOL, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX and 20+ more across 30+ networks. The quote you see at checkout is what you pay — no spread is baked in and there is no platform fee on the crypto side.
Buy Fisherman's Wharf Gift Cards with Crypto
Pay in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR or any of 30+ supported assets and get a Fisherman's Wharf gift code by email. US redemption — works at the Galveston waterfront location and across the Landry's restaurant network.
Pay for a seafood dinner with crypto
Fisherman’s Wharf is a waterfront seafood spot with harbor views, Gulf catches and a long menu of shrimp, oysters, snapper and surf-and-turf plates. The gift card is the cleanest way to settle a dinner tab from a crypto wallet — load whatever amount you want, hand over the code at the table or apply it online, and the kitchen doesn’t need to know anything about how you paid.
The card is denominated in USD and redeems at the Galveston, Texas location. If you live in Houston, are passing through for cruise weekends, or are sending a meal to family on the coast, this is the surface that turns BTC, ETH, USDT or XMR into a table for two without an exchange in the middle.
One card, the whole Landry’s network
A Fisherman’s Wharf gift card is part of the Landry’s gift program, which means the same code redeems across a wide US restaurant footprint. Saltgrass Steak House, Rainforest Cafe, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., Chart House, Morton’s, McCormick & Schmick’s, Claim Jumper and dozens of other brands accept it.
That matters if you are buying for someone else. The recipient isn’t locked to one address on the Galveston seawall — they can spend the balance at whichever Landry’s-owned restaurant is closest to them in the US. Birthday gifts, anniversary dinners, team lunches and remote-work meal stipends all become payable in crypto without anyone touching a card terminal or sharing banking details.
0% on the crypto side
The crypto-to-gift-card swap runs at zero platform fee. The quote that appears at checkout is the quote you pay — no hidden spread, no surcharge layered on top of the network fee. The spend side carries a small retail markup that funds the engine, the same way any gift-card reseller pays for itself, and that markup is shown plainly before you confirm.
This is the same routing infrastructure uSwap uses for crypto-to-crypto swaps across 30+ networks. You aren’t being charged twice for the privilege of moving value from BTC into a dinner.
Privacy that matches the asset
If you pay in Monero, the on-chain side stays private by default. If you pay in BTC, ETH or USDT, the only thing that links the payment to you is the wallet you sent from — there is no account, no KYC form, no ID check tied to a meal voucher. The email address you provide is used to deliver the code and nothing else.
For people who keep their crypto out of custodial exchanges on principle, this means a dinner reservation doesn’t force a detour through a centralized platform that logs every move.
Persistent bridge for repeat orders
The first time you swap, the URL becomes your personal bridge — bookmark it and one address handles every future swap from this device. Reload it next month, pick Fisherman’s Wharf again or any other US gift card in the catalog, and the same flow runs without setting anything up again.
Useful if you eat at Landry’s restaurants regularly, run a small crew that expenses meals in crypto, or just want a repeatable rail for converting digital assets into US dining credit on demand.
How the order flows
Pick a USD amount, choose the crypto and network you want to pay with, enter the email that should receive the code, and send the exact quoted amount from your wallet. Once the network confirms, the code lands in your inbox. Print it, screenshot it or forward it — it works the same at the host stand on the Galveston waterfront and at any Landry’s restaurant across the US that accepts the brand’s gift program.