Psarofai (Greek: Ψαροφάι, the name is anthroponymic literally meaning "eating fish") is a neighbourhood in the east central part of the city of Patras, Greece, 3 km east-southeast of the downtown core.
The area was named Psarofai in the years after the Greek Revolution of 1821.
The area consisted of olive groves and vineyards, belonging to the land owner Psarofagi Intzirka.
Before 1960, when urban development of the area started, it was full of orchards.
The torrent Diakoniaris flows through Psarofai, and has often flooded the area.