The 48 best bars with live music in San Francisco

My review of three stars is based on the sound quality of a concert. I want to to go see Sir Woman. I have seen this band play at the mint in Los Angeles as well as another venue in Los Angeles and they have always sounded incredible. But the sound guy was off and unfortunately the show wasn’t as good. Overall, the venue seemed cool and very eclectic. And I’m really happy that Potrero neighborhood has this music venue.

Went last night. Liked my chicken tacos! The music sounded great. It was a huge sound, but it didn't hurt my ears- I'm pretty sensitive about ear stuff. I was the designated driver so didn't get to drink more than redbull and soda, the staff were really nice and didn't hold my terrible order against me. Great back patio and art everywhere.

I've seen many great shows at Bottom of the Hill over the years. Some of the friendliest bartenders you'll find anywhere. Great intimate venue to see bands on their way up before they "graduate" to the larger venues.

Amazing venue, great cocktails, fantastic music , sound and customer service. Absolutely love the people who work here ❤️

Dope Venue, nice outside patio chill area, and plenty of street parking. Also, the bathrooms are very cozy and the food is really good. We had the chicken quesadilla, portion was for 2. It was deliciously toasted with fresh chicken and very cheesy. It came with guac and sour cream. We would definitely be visiting this place again for dinner and a show!!

I just wanted to see shows here 10 years apart. That sounds good in police are nice

Went here on 4/27 to see some local bands with 107.7 The Bone, abd they rocked! Place had some kooky decor and weird movies playing on one of the TV's above the bar. They had food, but the place to order and pick up were across a narrow hallway from the stage, so I had to time it in between sets.

Someday I should try to figure out how many venues are in San Francisco because even though I’ve lived here for decades, there are still some places that are new to me. Cue Bill Graham Civic. This is a beautiful building on the outside and very easy to access via BART. Parking is also close but getting out of the parking area after a concert is nightmarish. The inside of the building is not as beautiful but it has a certain charm and the seating/stage area is great. It’s easy to see, easy to navigate and we had a great evening. My one big complaint: The sound quality was terrible and it felt like a problem with the sound crew and not the acoustics. The bass level was over amped and very muddy and actually ruined the quality of the music. Everyone in our group noticed the poor sound and I’m surprised something like that can happen. I’m very curious if it was just a “one off” or if the bad bass sound is for other shows. What has been your experience? Michael Delehanty Compass Real Estate

Nice concert venue in the Civic Center Plaza! There's a garage nearby but leaving the venue is slow. There are some free street parking around the area at night but like everywhere else in SF, don't leave belongings in your car. The venue is big and the show I went to were all general admissions. It's nice that the seats they had on the 2nd floor were all general admission as well! They have bars on the 1st and 2nd floors. Prices are the same as any other venue: expensive! Lots of framed photos from previous artists and acts on the 2nd floor hallway! The acoustic was good but I think the bass might have been slightly louder or it could've just been the mixing too. There was only one merch stand but staff were really good at handling the traffic and line. Had fun at the concert and hopefully will be back again for more shows!

Visited this venue for the Le Sserafim concert and was overall a pleasant experience. The exterior of the building is beautiful and right in front of a park. Compared to a stadium, this location is more intimate and you get a fair viewing of the stage from almost any section. There’s a bar and food stand on the first floor before the show. This review gets one less star due to a pizza I ordered from here that left me with an upset stomach the next day so just a head’s up.

Went to Bill Graham to see Amyl and the Sniffers and Turnstile. Great venue for this kind of show. Bathroom access for 9000 people could be improved but otherwise great venue!

We were there for the Dead and Co 60th Grateful Dead Anniversary. The merch stands were well run with many choices. The line went pretty quickly. The staff was friendly.

I saw Nas perform at the Civic Center 11/5/2025. Nas is incredible. Iconic legend of rap and hip hop. It was a great show and performance.

Love this place! Ample seating, great layout. Easy to find everything. Always a great time at Bill Graham, been here so many times, all edm events.

Beautiful venue. Went to see Don Carlos in June 2024. Will be back for more shows! Just stay safe with the surroundings outside. Best to walk with another person or a group at night. Parking can be hard as well. Suggest Uber or taxi to and from venue

Great venue although merch table room by venue was cash only and ATM didn't work. The place has cool ceilings and mirrors along with wonderful sound. PSA: wearing a cowboy hat to a show is rude. Be considerate of how much space you are taking up.

This is an Iconic SF Theater! Beautiful architecture, wonderful Sound and wonderful Staff!! I was lucky enough to attend a Chris Cornell Benefit here for Suicide Prevention ❤️ with Rusty Chains!

It's beautiful inside. Sound is great for a Small place. Tickets for my show were super cheap at $30. I saw Steely Dead, a great fusion tribute band. The bar was never packed. They kept water with cups on the end. I ordered an $8 slice. Wow! The crust & sauce were true Italian style, with real cheese & fresh basil. Staff was super friendly & helpful. Bathrooms were clean & nice. Parking was free right out front with the exception of 4 -6pm daily street sweeping

Great place to see live bands. Never had a bad time here. Similar to The Fillmore but a little bit smaller. The bar area is tight but i do not drink anyway so never had an issue. Parking garage across the street so if there isn’t any street parking available the parking garage is close.

Great venue. Beautiful interior. Fast bartenders allow you to stay focused on the show. The lady bartender upstairs was killing it! Mezcal paloma $14. Great sound. Plenty of options to enjoy the show: buzzy main floor, balconies with lots of room, rear mezzanine seating, etc. It's like Choose Your Own Adventure. Clean bathrooms, good door management. Love it all.

This is a great venue for people who love noise more than music. If you've ever heard an exquisitely composed song and thought, "man, I sure would love to hear this blasted out of the loudest, tinniest, most blaring ceiling-mounted speakers imaginable, so much so that you struggle to hear the vocals or even any of the instruments besides the drums and maybe the guitar if you're lucky," this is the spot for you. It's also a fantastic place for people who can't get enough of cramped and crowded floor spaces with little to no ventilation on a humid day -- treating you to the one-of-a-kind experience of repeatedly being knocked and jostled around by everyone around you as you crane your neck in vain to get a passably clear view of the act you trekked through five blocks of the refuse-strewn wastelands of the Tenderloin just to see, all while dozens of rivulets of sweat enjoy a thrilling slip-and-slide adventure down the curvature of your back. I'm not sure if I'm the type of person who'd like any of those things, but I guess that person is out there somewhere and that they'd have the time of their life here.

Great venue... it's a classic though plan on standing for the show. The bat had a great selection, including my favorite bourbon to so for hours. Love this place... glad it's still in business all these years!

Super cute venue! Stage isn’t too high or too low, Immaculate vibes. The workers were super sweet! Bartenders super friendly! a few of them Complimented my Zheani shirt, and one showed me pictures of the mural they have in yard of the venue. Thank you for sharing and thank you guys for making my night a memorable experience! <3

This is a small music venue! Great for seeing some newer artists or indie groups with a smaller following. There’s some limited seating along the sides of the open floor, basically some benches. The bar is along the back, directly facing the stage. Small but clean bathrooms, well lit! The staff from the people checking tickets and IDs at the door to the bartender to the sound/light techs are all super nice and friendly. I’ve been there a couple times to see an indie adventure rock band and a German EDM group, acoustics were great each time!

Great smaller venue to see a show in SF, cool vibe, nice employees & quick bar service!

Really excellent intimate venue. Standing room only, one bar at the back. Crowded but always a good view of the artist!!

The Independent in San Francisco is a great venue that has a friendly staff. Great place to see a big name in a smaller venue. The bar service was fast and friendly with a reasonably priced drink special menu. The parking was easy on the street. But there are a couple of parking garages nearby. They also allow in and outs for smokers.

Great concert venue! Nice and air conditioned. Small enough to have a good view anywhere. And water station!

Really great music, nice bouncers but the bar are subpar. Bartender asked us if we wanted a particular brand of vodka and I told him I didn't care. Should've just thrown out the name of a cheap brand because I remember it being around 45 bucks for 4 shots. Don't know if this place just has insanely high prices or he scammed us but quite disappointed. NEVER encountered prices this high.

Walked in waiting for Fat Tuesday music. Needed a drink. Ordered Arnold Palmer special. Yummy drink and reasonable. Tuesday is Jazz Night. Bring cash $20 minimum for cards! Great band Gamper Drums.

Bad service, rude bartender. The bartender with long wavy hair was unprofessional and disrespectful. Killed the vibe completely. Won’t be coming back. Music was good though.

Very unfriendly and extremely unprofessional bartender — avoid this place. The music was actually really good, but the staff completely ruined the experience.

Great little venue with friendly staff. Wish they had a bigger bourbon selection, but what can you do?

Super FUN venue, 5/5! If you love live Blues, you've got to make time to get in here. Gets going around 10pm, show up early for seating. If you have guests from out of town you absolutely have to take them here! Right up there with Chicago and New Orleans for live, local entertainment!

Boom Boom is quite the music space. Great drinks, nothing fancy ($8 beer pints) but unbeatable vibe.

This is a great jazz venue. The Miner Auditorium was purpose-built for excellent acoustics and not a bad seat in the house. SF Jazz is one of the many venues in San Francisco that makes it a great music city.

Easily the best jazz performance space in West Coast. Lots of good bars and restrooms and seating is very comfortable.

Great impressions! It is a very popular place for jazz lovers of all ages. We were in small hall and listened blues . It was amazing. Sound is great and fantastic aura were during the whole event. Strongly recommend !

SFJAZZ is a great place to see music shows. The hall is a great for small venues. You will definitely have a good seat for any show that comes around. The auditorium is good for large shows with that family feeling. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed.

Fantastic venue with incredible sound. Every show feels personal, and the lineup always brings in great talent. Staff is friendly, the space is comfortable, and it’s one of the best places in the city to enjoy live music

An intimate venue, where no seat is too far away, and the acoustics are excellent. We watched Pink Martini today. The 12 member band was cozy on stage, and we were comfortable I was our seats. The staff is amazing, kind and helpful. The auditorium has a bar on the second floor. Having been to other venues in San Francisco, we recommend the Miners Auditorium.

Fantastic sound, especially near the front of the stage, good views from everywhere, and wonderful staff and volunteers. Highly recommended, especially if an artist you want to see is doing a multi night run!

It's a cool bar with a unique atmosphere. If you want to listen to live street jazz, this is the place.

What a treat! We just saw Mitch Polzak here last night and the level of energy and presence he brought was outstanding. Super intimate close standing room with some surprisingly good sound. They started playing at 930pm. Lots of dancing. Vibes all around. Cash only bar for some standard bottled beers. Definitely come here for great live music and check their website for the artists schedule.

The Saloon is a lively bar with a great atmosphere, especially for those who enjoy live music and a throwback vibe. One of the highlights is seeing patrons dressed in vintage clothing, which adds to the charm. People really get into the music, often taking to the dance floor to showcase their moves. The overall vibe is nostalgic, creating a unique experience that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into another era. The energy is infectious, making it a great spot to enjoy live performances and watch people dance the night away.

Awesome band playing blues/country. A very local and non touristy place, an accidental find looking for a place to drink after dinner.

I come to the city twice a year from LA. This is a must when visiting!! The music is phenomenal!! The service is great, no complaints… but this was the first visit in a hundred and Sean wasn’t here with his precious chihuahua. Greatly missed, my guy! Safe travels back ~~ Until next time. Tip the band, well!!! It’s free FFS,

Heard somebody say it’s a quintessential SF bar and I’m just gonna have to piggyback off that. Really great place to me, on the smaller side but that just makes it a little more fun. Cash only

We recently concluded our visit to the establishment. Initially, the first round of drinks amounted to $13 for both. However, we observed an unexpected increase in price for the second round, despite ordering the same drinks. Despite this minor setback on New Year's Day, we opted to focus on enjoying the exceptional music. Additionally, there was an incident with one of the bartenders, a stout individual, who exhibited rudeness when I attempted to capture a photo of the bar, stating firmly not to consider taking any photographs. so be prepare for that if you’re planning to visit.

Fantastic! This place has everything you need for a good time enjoying swing. Feel free to get on the dance floor after you’ve had the mojito.

Reliable joint for live music, not to mention good drinks and good service. Vibe is as old school as that giant cash register behind the bar. Highly recommended stop to make on Haight.

My absolute favorite spot for live music in SF. Drinks are good, vibe is awesome, and the crowd is fun. Music is always good and from time to time, it’s downright legendary!

Super great bands all the time. A personal favorite blues band is Alabama Mike @alabama_mike_blues - This blues band is a must see (hear lol)!! You will never be disappointed with the music at Club Deluxe 🎶🎸🎷🎤

Great crowd and amazing jazz band...Jerry Logas and the Reunion Band!

Fun little Jazz joint. Good drinks and amazing bands and music on the weekends. Love it.

Great place for live music and delicious cocktails!! Sad they're closing down though...

Great venue! Sold Out crowd! Ms. AJ gave that ole church some new life. Well done all around... Those 'Late for the Train' folks served a bit of soul as well.

Saw a band Black Angels doing a 3 day residency. Great show in historic venue. My favorite place to see a show in SF.

I liked it as the service was good. Only main complaint is that it was dark. This is my third time there. I think the drinks were a little expensive. ) Though my drinks were free because of an event I attended.) The food was very average. All in all, a nice venue with a good stage and some great people were there. Parking sucked!

Spooky vibrations, but beautiful people, great sound. Old mortuary. Must be built over burial ground, or ancient spring/deep fissure.

This is one of the best small venues in SF. The sound is always good, staff are friendly, and the mezzanine space is my fav. They have a lot of fun musicians/bands coming through here as well. Just pick a show and go if you've never been. :)

We celebrated my partner's birthday here and combined it with seeing Fleetwood Macrame. Total success. The staff here were super flexible, prices super reasonable, and the vibe was super chill. First, the core team ate at Curio. Great meal in a super cool setting. Then, the staff dressed up the Private Dining Room super elegantly. Pro tip - bring your own LED candles and 3-5 flower arrangements to make the room sparkle. We started the bday festivities with their apps - so good. Then we brought in our own cake, and they were super on it with plateware, forks, etc. Also had them pour their bubbly, which was a Spanish Cava was really good and super elegant in champagne flutes. The staff made sure empty glasses & plates were bussed right away and it was a quality operation. Our guests also bought tix for the show, so they drifted in and out of the concert to the equally elegant bar or dining room for conversation and really solid drinks from the bar throughout the night. Overall, all the rooms have incredible charm, the staff are super excellent (and you know that from the positive way they all work together - such a good vibe staff!), food is solid, drinks are excellent and the intimate music scene in the Chapel itself is unbeatable. Hope these folks keep on keeping on for a very long time - a very special place!

The Premier venue is the Bay area for big bands that want to play an intimate venue. Gorgeous lighting, amazing sound, and wonderful staff!

This is one of my favorite venues in San Francisco. It has a classic charm. Always incredible talent to be seen here. The staff are very friendly.

Very beautiful and well maintained venue. We enjoyed our concert night there

A great, intimate venue for watching live music. I'm middle aged now so I really appreciate the elevated tables and chairs that line the sides, which makes it much easier to get through a whole show. The bar menu is quite pricey, $15-20 per drink, so if you're planning on drinking, be prepared to pay, or pre-plan accordingly at another location. But the staff is friendly, helpful, and professional. I really enjoyed this venue.

The bathroom is fully stocked and super clean. The audio is good and the mixing is well done. They allow small bags in and have a lot of seating

It's intimate, yet large enough for a decent crowd. I saw Marcin there, and the sound was excellent! There's even tables for us older folks to sit at, and they offer great views of the stage.

I went to Bimbos’s to see one of my favorite artists, Wallice perform when she was opening for JAWNY. I think it’s one of the best venues in the city, because it combines this old school feel with very new contemporary artists. The drink selection is a little limited, but the acoustics and the closeness you can get to the stage more than makes up for it. I would love to go back here and have a meal sometime, because it is such a cool venue. If you have a choice to see any show here, I would jump on it, because it’s one of the funkiest venues in San Francisco.

This venue is absolutely beautiful! It’s giving old Hollywood glam. The sound was great and the staff is very attentive and helpful. The ladies bathroom was clean and very cute with the vanities! My only cons are the food and drinks! The food options are extremely minimal. We were starving the whole show! Might I suggest options like wings, salads, pepperoni and cheese pizza, chicken tenders, egg rolls. These are things that can be made quickly, fried, or warmed up as to not overwhelm the one person working in the kitchen. I think it’s imperative to have more and better food options. People are commuting from other cities, after work, and would like to chill and eat. Also, patrons would probably be more likely to buy drinks if they had food to soak up the liquor! Speaking of liquor, the drinks were subpar as well. Hate to criticize these aspects so heavily, but good food and drinks would’ve taken my experience to 100%! Will come back to see another show for sure. Just have to make sure I’ve already eaten and had my fill of drinks beforehand.

I live without a cellphone. On Sunday Sept. 7th, 2025 I went to the box office at 10:00AM. The ticket agent was extraordinarily helpful. “We do not print tickets,” they said. “How may I purchase a ticket and get into the show?” I asked. ‘We have to text the order confirmation to someone. Are you going to the show with other people?’ “Yes, but I don’t want to bother them yet. If you text the order confirmation to my girlfriend, will I be able to get in without her phone?” ‘Yes. I’m going to write down the order number for you. When you come here, we can text your order to our phone and get you in that way.’ “Oh joy, rapture! One ticket for death Angel on Friday, December 19, please.” “$39.95 please.” “What? No way. Really? They are 70 bucks online.” (Smiling) “I’m usually here during the shows. But if I am not, and the ticket agent is reluctant to get you in this way, just push back a bit.” That was my customer service experience with the Fillmore. I have never seen a whack show at this location. I do not drink alcohol or smoke reefer anymore – the bartenders are awesome and are quick to serve me Athletic Non-IPA. We generally park two blocks south, 50 feet from the Starbucks. Keep your ticket with you as the parking garage will be locked after a certain hour and you will need your parking ticket to access. We typically leave the parking ticket in the vehicle when we go to shows elsewhere, but a bunch of us made the mistake of leaving it in the vehicle and then we had to wait three or four minutes after the Social D concert for another person to roll up. And if you’ve not been to this location, make sure you make it upstairs for the poster room. Thank you, Bill Graham. Thank you, Sunday AM ticket agent, whose name, according to Gemini “…is a feminine name of Italian and Hebrew origin, formed by combining the names Anna (meaning "grace" or "favor") and Lisa (a short form of Elisabeth, meaning "God is my oath"). The name embodies meanings related to grace, favor, and devotion to God, reflecting a modern trend of blending traditional names to create unique identities.”

Easy transportation: near the 22 and Japantown parking garage Quick bag check and metal detector scan for security. Wristbands if you want drinks Spacious venue—love the chandelier lighting. Great sound system Clean bathrooms! Never had a line for the women’s room EXPENSIVE drinks

Historic and historically cool venue that has great sound, friendly staff, and free posters. Only downside is the slow bottleneck of everyone leaving out one entrance down some stairs when the show is over.

Friendly and helpful staff for disabled patron access. Great coat check. Great Filmore merch too. It's an amazing place to walk around and soak in music history. A great venue to enjoy a show with long standing traditions of an apple and a poster as you leave.

One of the most exciting . Historical and iconic venues . So much Rock History. A must visit !

One of the best venues I’ve ever been too! The history in this place is like no other. Also the manger of this place went above and beyond to help me with an issue I had with a giveaway. He stop what he was doing to help me.

A spacious venue with reserved seating upstairs in the balcony and on the floor, with up close views of your favorite artists. The line moved quickly, as multiple people were handling security and checking tickets. The drinks were pricey, as expected, but good, and the service was fast, which is what you'd expect from a venue. You can get as close (or as far) to the stage as you want, so you can get pretty close to seeing the artist you paid to see. The lighting is good, and the sound quality is also good, although it may have been a bit quiet on the night I attended. However, it was still loud enough to hear the artists clearly. The venue itself is adorned with posters from previous shows and has been well-maintained over the years. Overall, great venue, I would come back in the future!

This is definitely one of the Bay Area's classic venues, with a stunning mid-century interior that feels like you're stepping into an old opera house. It has charm and character, no doubt. But once the place fills up with a few hundred fans and everyone's on their feet, it gets hot. There's little to no ventilation, and I found myself hoping they'd crack open some doors or have rooftop airflow--it was that stuffy as soon as the lights and music kicked in. For non-drinkers, water bottles were surprisingly pricey, and the alcoholic drinks were pretty mild, nothing strong. That said, I still had a great time chaperoning the kids to see D4VD and Bryant Barnes--the energy inside was amazing. Now for the tough part: the location. The venue sits in the heart of San Francisco's Tenderloin district, and parking or walking to and from the venue is not ideal. We parked at the Hilton, about four blocks away, and even then had to walk through streets that didn't feel very safe, especially after 10pm. There were a lot of unhoused individuals on nearly every block, many asking for money or trying to talk to passersby. Definitely keep your safety in mind when attending a show here, especially if you're with younger guests. All in all, a memorable night--but I'll really have to think twice before attending another concert at this location.

This venue is very great to watch any artist that you like. The staff is very friendly. The venue is very well kept and is a very nice location to watch your favorite artist. The bartenders are great. Caroline was sweet and attentive. And Ruby, the bartender is also Very great. Manager is also awesome !

The Warfield is an awesome venue for concerts! Its large but just small enough to feel quaint and close to your favorite artists. You get an amazing view of the concert on the lower floor, but have never been up above. It can feel a bit tight on the bottom but if you get a standing spot next to the wall, its great to lean on! Reserved seats for disabled people is great too!

I had such a lovely experience at this venue! It was my first time visiting, and I was truly impressed by how beautiful it is. The staff went above and beyond with their kindness and attentiveness, which made me feel very welcomed. I would absolutely love to return for another event—it left a wonderful impression on me!

The Warfield is a great venue in San Francisco. It’s very easy to get to by public transportation, and once you’re inside, the size of the venue makes every spot feel close to the stage. Even if you’re all the way in the back, you still have a great view and can really enjoy the performance. A great place to see live shows!

Saw Buckethead last weekend, bartender served strong. I was up ery front close enough to see Bucketheads nose hairs. Ex cellent experience all around Thank you SF

Went for Davido concert, was amazing, check in was fast and easy, well organized, no stress, good security and all, great staffs. Tho water for $6 is too much but it is business. Had fun. Thank you for the experience

The venue is great for an intimate set and indie performers, however; I can’t say I truly had a good experience. The AC system (or worse, a roof leak) was constantly dripping down on anyone in the crowd to stage left throughout the entirety of the performance at random intervals. Being a standing-room only and the crowd being tight is by no means the venues fault, but just 5 minutes of randomly inconsistent drips felt like Chinese water torture. None of this even covers how unsanitary it felt having random roof water drip all over my head, face, and body for 2 hours. Would rather miss out on seeing my favorite indie artist make their only Bay Area stop than subject myself to that again. Major repairs needed.

The best place for three rock bands and a full bar. standing room mostly, dancing, quirky atmosphere. The staff is awesome and the owner is an amazing person.

One of the best small venues in the Bay Area. The list of bands that have graced their stage is truly amazing. Love that they give a discount for paying cash 💲 for drinks too.

Show was amazing but sound guy had a few pretty bad mistakes. Seemed like the software was malfunctioning. Sound completely cut out twice during an epic guitar solo. Still awesome show and seems like a great venue I’m sure they’ll have it fixed soon.

This spot is rad. Caught some incredible shows here. Great sound and lights! It is run pretty loud, heads up. They have comfortable chairs and couches upstairs. Overall very welcoming, great acts, and I'll definitely stop in again next time I'm in town!

This venue is great. One of the better sounding shows I have ever been to. The drinks are very reasonably priced for a dedicated venue and the staff was incredibly friendly and professional. Went on 3/5/24 to see Mclusky and they were amazing and sounded great. Easy to get to from Bart and has a nice upstairs balcony area with a small amount of seating.

Solid venue, acoustics are pretty good and it doesn’t get too crowded. Water stations and bathrooms are great.

Good food. Great atmosphere. Great live music. HOWEVER - Be aware of the time you arrive and when shows start. This was our first time as we just walked by, read the menu and decided it sounded fun! At the host desk we were asked if we had a reservation- we did not, so they said they’d “have to ask the manager if any tables were free” after some recon sounding calls on their phones, they responded “They said we can seat you.” We also were not aware that it was $45 per person for the music in addition to dinner but ok. We paid $90 to get in. What THEY FAILED TO TELL US AND COULD HAVE was that there was less than 30 min of music remaining. When the act was over and most patrons were leaving, we asked if there was a second act. Our server told us yes, but that we’d have to pay for another show. When we asked why we were charged full price for 20 min of a show, she offered us a discount of $30 each. Geez. The show didn’t start for another hour after the first one ended, so we declined. We let the hosts know that it was really poor service to act like it was some big favor that we were allowed in and to take our money for 20 min of music remaining. They apologized and said we could stay but we were pretty off put about the whole sleazy feeling thing. So if you go - just make sure you are aware of show start and end time first. It would have been worth it had we seen whole show. In house staff were attentive and food was good. I’d have given 5 stars for service if it was based on in house staff alone. For its proximity to Union Square, the food and drink prices are a value. I hope I can save someone else from experiencing what we did with paying full price for the tail end of a show.

We were SO EXCITED to be able to revive our annual tradition for celebrating the New Year at Biscuits and Blues! We had an amazing time and Steve (the owner) was hands on to welcome us back. The entertainment was great, the food was delicious, and we all had a great time!

We're so happy that they're open again. We recently saw Lydia Pense & Cold Blood and we had a great time. We had dinner here, which was really good! We had biscuits, creole jambalaya, shrimp & grits plus some wine. We met Tina, who we talked to before and after the show, and she was extremely nice. We'll be back!

Our first visit and we really enjoy the music and the owners were welcoming. What caused the 3 star rating is the food. The food was so bland and mediocre. In fact the biscuits served on the night we were there were so underwhelming and hard as a hockey puck. I was so ready for a southern experience. If the biscuits are not up to par, I recommend removing from the menu and not serving. Shrimp and grits need some adjusting and with seasoning and size. For $30 I expected an elevated dish. We will return for the music, not for the food.

This is a great venue for listening to music! Super cool and comfortable vibe. All the seats are for great viewing. Good acoustics and awesome bands! Glad we found this gem. Walking distance from Bart so super easy to get to!

Don’t count the price of the ticket to the show (which is VERY reasonable). The food/drinks also VERY reasonable. Great venue that features excellent music. Lovely owners and staff that go out of their way. Not a bad seat in the house. You’ll love it❣️

I was lucky enough to catch the opening week of biscuits and blues. Finally it’s back after being closed for a few years and it’s as good as ever. Sugar Ray Rayford was playing the evening I was there. Fantastic high energy performance, great band and music. The food quality appears to be very good and prices are reasonable for the Union Square area. I had the Caesar salad and the fried chicken, both of which I thoroughly enjoyed and the biscuits were absolutely fantastic. Service was efficient even though they were working out some opening kinks. I think they’ve kept the show prices as reasonable as they can. So glad to see the venue up and running. Best of luck to them for future success!

The tickets only get you in the door, then there's the minimum spend and the 22% service charge. The food was really subpar given the price, and the service was poor. They forgot about our drinks for a while. The music was the best part but I'd look for a different venue next time without $50 martinis, or the sketchy characters outside the door

music was superb, drinks were solid but unfortunately the food fell short. the steak had the tendon attached and the caesar salad was too salty. I'd get bar food instead of proper food here

Cozy space with fun lighting in dark colors. Jazz band was great!

Just a wonderful place. Fans of authentic jazz experiences will love it. Cozy, stylish, warm, nice staff, good food. Keeping the culture alive. So happy I could be a guest.

The visiting band was great. Everything else was mediocre, and the hospitality was terrible. This establish hides fees in layers, ticket price, service fee for ticket, over priced food and drinks, 22% service charge, arbitrary minimum order amount, and then a really pushy attitude if you don't order food and drink at the pace you want. This ruins the whole experience. When asked the owner rudely tells me this is the cost of business, I should understand this is a business. This could all be solved if they were up front about costs, but instead they decide to hide it and make you feel like the idiot for not understanding how businesses work. If you want to listen to jazz music do so elsewhere.

I struggled with how many stars to give in this review. The food was very flavourful and the service was exceptional, but I wasn't fond of the jazz group. To me jazz is classy, but this was a whole different experience for me. In my opinion, the music was definitely not classy. There was a lot of vulgar language used during the performance. As soon as we were done eating we asked for our check so we could leave. We did not want to stay to end of the performance. We paid $45 per person for our reservation, and another $90 per person for dinner and one drink. For the price we paid it would have been nice to enjoy a good performance.

The atmosphere, considering the vibe outside, was classy and tastefully elegant. The music was a bit too loud, though, it's a low ceiling environment, with the walls keeping the sounds reverberating! The food wasn't super good, and yet, we were there for the music, but it was well seasoned, with the only flaw being the difference in pricing from the online menu. Overall, it was a good scene and an excellent way to spend a Friday Night in town!

This place is the most modern stadium I have been to. It is stunning and you feel like you are in a spaceship! We went to a Warriors game and it was such a super vibe. I especially loved the barriers being glass which makes a huge difference to visibility. The staff all around the stadium we happy and helpful. There are a lot of food options and lines weren’t overly long. We were sitting pretty high up in the stands and it didn’t seem to matter the views are brilliant from all the seats. The scoreboard tech is amazing and there are extra screens everywhere - it all adds to the show. Getting in was really easy. The merchandise store is so cool. So many things I wanted to buy! Overall this is a must do when in San Fransisco.

Attended the Laver Cup tennis tournament at Chase Center and the venue was overall excellent. Extremely courteous, competent security & gate staff. Comfortable seats. Light show between sets/matches. Food was OK not what other reviews claim IMHO. Driver exit to Hwy 280/101 S smooth. Parking is an issue. SpotHero app is extremely helpful. But ad hoc turns needed to reach garages have barricades but no directions that you should actually drive past them and police staffing barriers are unhelpful.

The Chase Center in San Francisco is an incredible venue, especially for esports. I had the privilege of attending the League of Legends Worlds 2022 finals, and it was an unforgettable experience. The atmosphere was absolutely electric, with the crowd's energy making every moment, from the incredible opening ceremony to the five-game finals, a spectacle. The arena itself is modern and spacious, and the screen is massive, ensuring a great view no matter where you're sitting. While there was a long line to get in and for merchandise, the overall experience was well worth the wait. It was truly a perfect place to witness such a monumental event in esports history. I would recommend this venue to anyone, especially if you get the chance to see a major event like Worlds there.

I attended the Dua Lipa concert, and the experience was amazing! The Chase Center is a fantastic venue — clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate. Getting there was smooth too, though parking can be pretty pricey. I’d recommend planning ahead or considering public transport or rideshare instead 😉

This was my second time coming here. Earlier this year I saw Mary J Blige and now Lady Gaga this weekend. Easy access to your area where you are sitting, the staff and personnel were cordial. Food and atmosphere was relaxed and happy. Not so much stress from staff or other concert goers. The staff you can ask questions and they were happy to direct you. The only gripe I have is I wish they would accept cash at the registers for food and drinks. I would like to tip my bar tenders and food staff directly with cash and not on my card. I brought some specifically for it but I had to ask around for singles from a few so I can go back and tip directly to the staff a few dollars each. Since the staff only used a tablet to take payment I had to find staff who had already had some cash tips that small on hand. I understand the cashless society we are in now but it's still a form of acceptable payment. Until that goes away completely then it should be accepted. The view of the show was great and the exit was easy. Staff was able to show us out the exits and no craziness. Thank you for providing a CLEAN and safe atmosphere.

This facility is top notch. Clean, easy to navigate, with ample CLEAN bathrooms, and plenty of food vendors to choose from. If you arrive to your event early there is about 6 restaurants outside the arena you can grab a bite and wait. Or just take a walk on the property and enjoy the views.

Obviously beautiful. Steph hit a buzzer beater 3 that sent us to over time. As stadiums go this is very clean, easy to navigate with tons of exits. I took thr stair case down and was out of the building 3 minutes after getting up at the end of the game. They also have elevator access to 200 level seats. The merch store was well stocked and a fun visit

This really is a beautiful building. Loved the general admission area. There are little tables for food and drink. There is also seats lower level and balcony seating. The audio and video systems worked well. Definitely will come here for more shows! The staff. Were super friendly and helpful and we also enjoyed the food and drink while we were there.

SF Masonic Auditorium – Concert Review Had an unforgettable time at the SF Masonic Auditorium! The venue is visually stunning—modern, clean, and intimate without feeling cramped. The acoustics were fantastic, with the sound carrying beautifully no matter where you sat. I went for a concert, and the energy in the space was electric. The tiered seating gave great sightlines even from farther back, and the lighting was on point. Security was efficient but respectful, and entry lines moved smoothly. That said… a moment of honesty for the comment section: I almost became a horror story on the third floor bathroom. The toilet I used had one of those ultra-low-flow setups that couldn’t handle even basic business. I had to flush it five separate times (yes, five) just to avoid leaving a national embarrassment. Maintenance, if you're reading this, please give that thing a tune-up before someone else loses the battle. On a brighter note, I was relieved to see the elevator was accessible and actually functional—big win for anyone with mobility needs or carrying gear. Overall, I’d definitely come back. Just maybe avoid the third floor restroom if you’re in crisis. Otherwise, stellar venue with good vibes, good views, and even better performances.

Beautiful venue. Great sound. Spring for the VIP experience if it is available. The separate area has a lounge, bar, restrooms, appetizers, and auditorium access.

Stunning and intimate venue. I saw Japanese Breakfast here on 8/28 and I was happily surprised. It’s overall very clean, including the restrooms, nice bar options, and we had a great view from the floor.

First time there....great venue ...we didn't feel overwhelmed....bar had plenty of space and bar tenders to move us along for the show. Food was limited but I liked the turkey sandwiches....would be nice if they had more options but it held me over til House of Prime Ribs.

I really liked the performance, and the venue was nice, BUT, a few things could be improved from my perspective. I like the seating set up, however, because so many of the seat numbers were missing it was difficult to find the correct seats. There was definitely some CBD wafting through so heavily I could smell it on my clothes after I'd left. Other than that parking and reservation fees seemed steep. 🫤oh, and REALLY have to squeeze into parking spots. They are definitely tight. Bring your small commuter car and not the luxury one.

Cool intimate venue. Had seats in the balcony and they were excellent. My only minor complaint would be the spacing between seats is pretty tight, but that is pretty normal

Cool place! Had bebop style jazz as opposed to classic jazz, which I think is more enjoyable for someone who is not an avid fan. Great drinks and good service. Well worth the slightly inflated drinks prices, which given the great live music represent good value.

There’s no food but vibes are amazing. Everyone really enjoying the jazz music. There’s barely any crowd so no bumping shoulders. Everyone is all dressed up so it feels so classy. There’s a fee of $35 if you want to sit at a table but bar is open if there’s spots.

Nice relaxing lounge with vast and unique drink selections. They also had some delicious non-alcoholic options for us to choose from. The band for the evening wasn't great this time. The singer was very, very chatting with very long tangents and song introductions. The band was more of a weekday performance rather than a Friday or Saturday night highlight.

I've been wanting to try this place for the longest time and finally got to do it this past Friday for an impromptu visit after a dinner in SF and it did not disappoint - live jazz music, great ambiance, and awesome staff. They have an extensive drink menu but mixologist Owen did a great job of helping me pick my drink order. Will definitely go back!

Wonderful classy jazz bar in downtown San Francisco. The ambiance is impeccable, the cocktails are fancy, albeit pricy, and the live jazz elevates the whole experience. Certainly worth a visit for a drink at the bar if you’re in the area. There are tables available by reservation in front of the stage.

We had an incredible time, and as par for the course, it got better as we drank. The music was on point. Top talent. The drinks were top-notch and a little pricey, but that was no surprise. We still came out spending much less than going to SFJAZZ. I had the Japanese whiskey tasting, and they do it right with a dropper for water, beer the cleans the palette, and a glass of ice. There is no food.

My husband and I noticed this new spot and decided to walk in and check it out. We were pleasantly surprised. It's a swanky, classy jazz bar with great decor and ambiance. We arrived too early to enjoy the live music, but the background music was great and at the perfect volume. Our server was friendly and attentive as was the hostess who greeted and seated us. The cocktails were excellent. Great date night location.

Amazing venue with beautiful acoustics. I would highly suggest watching shows here. Small enough that you get to experience the musicians and the room intimately but large enough to still have wow factor. Really beautiful historical building with tons of character.

Fantastic venue in the heart of SF! The sound is usually fantastic there, and the staff are super nice!

I went to go see Clara La San and It was absolutely so amazing the venue was beautiful the line to get in was so soo fast & it went so smoothly too. Before even entering they even gave us wrist bands for 21 & over so I didn’t have to keep showing my id when I wanted another drink!! Over all the workers there & security were THE BEST AND ON TOP OF EVERYTHING !! Best concert ever!!!!

I went to see a concert there. While the show itself was phenomenal, the venue should have done a better job with providing security to the people on the dance floor. This venue doesn’t enforce the ban of indoor smoking and public nudity/ dress code. Both are unacceptable. Or at least such private venue policy should be advised before one decides to purchase the tickets.

Was here for the October 17th Borns concert with my daughter. Great place, had alot of fun...

My family and I recently saw a show at August Hall, and we were incredibly impressed with this venue, especially their outstanding commitment to accessibility. My positive experience began weeks before the show when I reached out to inquire about accessibility accommodations. Seeing the show listed as GA, standing room, initially worried me, but Melissa from the box office was incredibly helpful via email, arranging for accommodated seating. Upon arrival, the wonderful service continued. Despite a slight mix-up with our group size for the reserved seating, the staff quickly and happily resolved it. They then escorted us to our seats, providing a helpful rundown of the venue's layout. Throughout the night, staff even checked in on us, ensuring we were enjoying ourselves. As someone new to mobility issues and still learning to ask for help, this kindness and caring was not only appreciated but deeply meaningful. Beyond the excellent service, August Hall is a fantastic place to see a show. The band sounded great, and the line of sight was excellent – even from our designated side seating, I had a clear view of the stage despite the packed floor. The balcony also offered great views. Bar service was quick and friendly, with reasonable prices for a venue of this type. And yes, even the bathrooms were remarkably clean for a music club! I would happily return to August Hall anytime for another show and am genuinely grateful to everyone there for making it possible for my family and I to have such a great evening together.

Super clean and beautifully kept venue! The architecture is amazing in there as well.

If I could give 0 stars I would. I came in to visit my sister for her bachelorette party. Most of us are gay or bi which normally wouldn’t be relevant but when we got off our party bus they asked if we were gay and then said we don’t let people in with party buses. Then they proceeded to tell us that it was normally a $15 cover but for us specifically it will be $30. When we asked if there was someone we could speak to they were all very rude and disrespectful. Never in my life. Don’t come here. They’re discriminatory. Because apparently if you don’t look gay enough you aren’t allowed in. Didn’t realize that, even in this climate you had to write, “I’m gay” on your shirt for you to be let in.

Didn't try the food, but drinks were delish. The bartenders working were also sweet and accommodating! The vibes when coming in were okay at first, but walking out to the open back patio, it was such a cool place. We started our night here to pre game and chill, and that we did! The heaters outside were perfect, especially for a cold SF night. Many queer folk around made it a super welcoming space. Would come again!

I go for salsa Sunday, which is once a month. I love the live music and the welcoming regulars. There is no need to bring a dance partner. Everyone is open to dancing. Some of the ladies are helpful at teaching newbies a few basic dance steps.

Went here for a friend’s birthday and had the best time. This local establishment is a pinnacle in the community and provides a safe space for people to be whoever they want to be. I had the best time dancing with the best people who remind me why I love San Francisco so much.

Very run down and cramped little bar. It has a slightly bigger outdoor section. Poor ventilation in both indoor areas. The restrooms always smells, its dark and dirty. The only good thing is it's LGBT friendly. The door person is usually friendly, depending on who. The bar tenders are hit and miss some are very nice and friendly, some are just plain rude and don't seem to want to be there.

I loved the warm atmosphere, friendliness of the bartenders and that it has also been a LGBT bar since 1973! I was there for a special wedding reception and it was just beautiful!!! 🥰😍🤩❤️🩷🧡💛💚💙🩵💜🤎🖤🩶🤍

Classic dive-y dance bar (typical SF) but more kitschy, with fun theme nights and a great outdoor area to dance and chat. Went on a Charli XCX evening and it did NOT disappoint. Great crowd.

Delicious house beers and a charmingly macabre decor. We were told it was a jazz night but what we got was decidedly bluegrass (not our twist at ALL). Regardless, the stage, sound, and feel of the place were all dope af.

It's a cozy venue and I've enjoyed the live music there. The bar tenders are friendly and efficient. Seems to be a varied crowd depending on the night.

I love it here! There's music every night, including a lot of free shows (bluegrass on Mondays, jazz on Wednesdays) and cheap ones as well. Given how many bands they put on here, I'm impressed to say I've never seriously disliked a band I've seen here. I love that they do month-long residencies for artists so they can refine their work. It's not a full bar, so they only have beer, wine, and soju cocktails. But the beer selection is pretty good.

One of the best sounding, quaint music venues in San Francisco. Lot's of great improvements have been done to a classic place to see live music (I've been coming here for over 15 years). Always a quality act on stage, too, not a bad night to be there. Bartender was very friendly and the beer selection is one of the best.

Awesome intimate venue with interesting acts. Bluegrass Mondays is a favorite, but just about any night there's an interesting lineup of local bands with either no cover or cheap covers. Good beer selection and funky vibe...great pace to catch a show.

Gotta love the live music and am there frequently for jazz and craft beer. Excellent selection of beer and fun upscale dive bar-ish decor. Also if you dance there is a contingent that comes to dance on the very tiny dance floor for the Wednesday evening live music.

No cover on Wednesday night. 1 star. Slow service. Minus one star. Barkeep was chatting behind the bar with a friend for about ten minutes while two or more customers were waiting. Gaucho, the swing band, was excellent. Mellow vibe. Great beer selection. The Wit was good and the nitro Stout also.

Just wanted to add some info here because the website is kinda unclear. It’s standing room only. There is a reserved ADA section with stools and also a little platform area with stools and bench seats for people with upgraded tickets (basically VIP). There is no food menu! It’s not a real cafe. The available food options are a medium cheese pizza or mushroom pizza. Maybe the toppings change, but that’s all they had last night. Also the website says no cameras but you can contact them for a photo pass if artists allow them, however I emailed twice and called twice and never heard back. The venue itself is nice though and had clean bathrooms!

This place used to be cool. Whoever bought it, cleaned all the soul and style out of Cafe du Nord. Bummer man. It's still a good place to see a show, but the bohemian ambiance of the old place is gone. It's tough to specify exactly what changed, maybe the lighting is too bright, the club tables are definitely gone so it's basically just a box with a bar now. I guess you can squeeze more bodies in to make more money.

Fun little spot to see a show, very intimate little floor with a bar in the back that has pizza and drinks. Nice ambiance too especially when they kick on the disco ball!

Such a cute and intimate setting, lots of drinks and food. General admission is lots of standing, but super close to the stage. Really affordable tickets, and amazing performances!

The sound here is rather good. There are seats at the sides that are also elevated. You would have to get there early to get them.

One of the best spots to see up and coming talent in the bay. The sound is great in the front and the back of the room. There is a full bar and the bartenders are friendly. It can get pretty warm when it’s a full show so wear layers! Love having a space like this to support live music in San Francisco.

Small music venue that seems to host indie rock and similar bands. Saw The Crocodiles (supported by MUTT). Good show, good sound good choice of drinks. Very quiet on a Sunday evening - maybe 100 people. I think it would be VERY crowded if they were at capacity of 320.

Well worth a visit for the views alone. Lively crowd and menu was tasty (apps and desserts only) while you sip on your wine or cocktail. My server Juliana was particularly welcoming and kind. A must do for a special occasion or for visitors from out of town. Recommended!

⭐️⭐️⭐️☆☆ Visiting Top of the Mark in San Francisco had been on my bucket list, and I was glad to finally experience it before our event. We were quickly seated with one of the best views, which was truly stunning. The food and drinks were excellent—delicious and well-prepared. However, the service was disappointing. It took quite a while for our server to arrive, and there was confusion with the check, which got mixed up with my friend’s. The delay made us anxious, as we were close to being late for our event. Overall, an unforgettable view and great food, but the service needs improvement.

A group of my coworkers and I were staying at the Ritz Carlton Residences (I know!) on a Tuesday night and decided to walk here for some apps and cocktails around 7. It was an uphill walk, so we were hungry! The restaurant is on top of the Intercontinental Hotel, you just go straight to the elevators and push the T button. The hostess greeted us right away, my coworker called beforehand to make a reservation & the hostess happily remembered. We were seated right by the window on the left side when you walk in, I rec the left side, but can't really go wrong with either. In the middle is where live music takes place but there was none happening that night. Service was fast and friendly! Miguel was very attentive! Espresso martini was more coffee than creamy which I can't complain bc it was so good & strong! A must are the short rib sliders!! Huge chunks of short ribs then shred perfectly when you bite into them! Also love the shrimp tacos! Those tortillas may be some of the best I've had! The homemade ranch chips were good, not much ranch seasoning but good to snack on while drinking. Margarita flatbread was tasty as well. They also have an asparagus flatbread I want to try next time. Has an old school rich vibe to the place, carpet floors always give a vibe. Overall a great place w yummy food & drinks. Just like anywhere in SF, it's pricey! For three drinks & 3 apps for 3 people it was about 141$ including tip. But worth it for a night out!

Incredible time with the loveliest staff. Highly recommend to anyone visiting San Francisco. Priceless views of the city. The staff even brought out gluten free bread options with the charcuterie board. So kind.

This SF iconic bar is still wonderful. In an era of fancy, but weak cocktails, theirs are high test and delicious. We had the charcuterie for 32.00, plenty for 2. With $25.0] cocktails and amazing sunset views, lovely.

The Top of the Mark is a high-end restaurant bar ideal for spending an evening with friends and/or loved ones. The space is great for special celebrations, anniversaries or dates. The Top of the Mark features a dancing floor and stage for music bands, a bar, and tables with a 360 degree views of the beautiful city of San Francisco, California. The Jazz nights with Nick Rossi and tge Swing Four are my favorites.

I would get service a five star but it was a busy night. They forgot about us and they didn't serve us right away. At this time we were VIP table. And I didn't feel like we were treated like one. But I still had a lot of fun and I would recommend this place in an heartbeat.

Pier 23 is a great place to grab a drink and a bite to eat and watch the boats (and life) go by! I sat in a section without an umbrella, and it was ok. But had I been in little earlier I would have scored one of the good seats on the deck with one. Perhaps they could rig something up for the bar seats along the edge facing the water to have shade. These, in my opinion, are the best seats on the house!

Visited here for lunch. There is both inside and outside seating. Outside seating comes with gorgeous view of San Francisco Bay and also coit tower. We ordered vegan tacos. It was filled with cauliflower, beans, cabbage, salsa etc. it was very tasty. Service was very good. Great place to chill, relax and enjoy the view while eating tasty food

Pier 23 Cafe has been a waterfront favorite for years, and living nearby, I still enjoy stopping by when the weather is nice. The restaurant sits right on the Embarcadero, with outdoor tables stretching to the pier's edge and a casual, lively atmosphere that always feels welcoming. On my last visit, we were greeted with a smile and quickly seated out back, where the porch offers a partial but beautiful view of the San Francisco Bay. The vibe is relaxed, the service is friendly, and the food comes out quickly. The cheeseburger stood out as the favorite at our table, though everyone was happy with their meal. This is a great spot for brunch, lunch, or just drinks and snacks by the water. If you’re walking along the Embarcadero or visiting Fisherman’s Wharf, Pier 23 Cafe is an easy choice for good food, good drinks, and a great San Francisco setting.

Great food! Only helpful suggestion would be is to have designated server sections. It got a little odd having different servers come and ask if we’re ready to order. Having your own designated server would be a lot more comfortable. Keep up the great work!

There’s nothing worse than a restaurant that gives itself a 20% tip for average service. You have no choice here if there is 5 people or more, you are going to be slugged an addional 20% and then asked if you would like to give a tip on top of that. You can read it in the fine print on the menu, in light grey text against the white paper!! Please tell me what the hell this is for? Apparently “ every Restaraunt in San Francisco does it” .. well why not be different and give great service for tips instead of standard service because you know the tip is included already. Food was ok, typically overpriced for the area and definitely on the greasy side so ask for extra napkins. Service was standard and ok, nothing extraordinary. The guy who brought the food out basically threw the meals down randomly and didn’t say a word. Chocolate mousse very rich and not enjoyable. There are better options around the area.

Absolutely the worst dining experience ever. Waited at the table for about 15 minutes before someone came over. The table was dirty. and the check from the previous customer still sitting there. They didn't clean it off. I asked for water and he pointed to a bottle on the table. "How about some glassed with ice"? No silverware either. He seemed anger that he had to do something. The sandwich came and there was black soot all over the meat. I told the waitress and she told the manager. The manager came over and asked if I was going to eat it. I said no and all she said was sorry. REALLY! I had to ask for the bill 3 times. Don't waste your hard earned money here!!

Touristy - as all things are along the pier. Come for the beer. Stay for the food. Overall - no complaints. Fairly straightforward menu, but food came quick and tasted great. Friendly staff too.

We had a nice dinner at Bix. I ordered the veal pot pie, which had a French-inspired flavor, but it wasn’t my favorite. The arugula salad was good, and the bone marrow was excellent. Cocktails were solid and fairly priced. There was a live jazz band, which added a great touch, but the noise level downstairs made it hard to hear. I’d recommend sitting upstairs if you want to have a conversation. It’s a formal-casual spot. Parking can be tough, so reservations and street parking are a good idea. Overall, a good experience.

This is a very good place for last minute plans. The food was good but the service was very good. The atmosphere and music was amazing. I wish the food was a little bit better so that I could give them an overall 4 star. Thank you for your great service.

We keep coming back for special occasions, a bit pricey, food delicious. Both my husband and I always get the lobster spaghetti, they didnt have POM juice for a Martinee but were accommodating and made one with fresh watermelon juice. Great customer service, 1 waiter per 2 tables.

Really nice upscale restaurant. We came with a big group and the big circular tables are great for big groups. I tried the duck and it was delicious. All of the appetizers we tried were bomb as well. The bone marrow was melt in your mouth good. Give this place a try.

Had a lovely late dinner here on Saturday. Old-school elegance with great jazz accompaniment. Hidden down an alleyway in Jackson Square. Had great service and loved the sweet potato appetizer, although the chicken hash was mid. Bright with high ceilings.

Dining at Bix in San Francisco was an exceptional experience that I thoroughly enjoyed. The ambiance of the restaurant is elegantly reminiscent of a bygone era, with its dim lighting and classic jazz tunes played by a live band. It sets a perfect mood for a sophisticated dinner. During my visit, I indulged in a culinary delight that started with a refreshing cocktail recommended by the attentive and knowledgeable staff. Although the specific dishes I ordered escape my memory, each course was exquisitely prepared, capturing the essence of fine dining with flavors that were both complex and satisfying. One of my favorite aspects of the evening at Bix was the seamless blend of excellent service and delightful live music, which truly elevated the dining experience. The attention to detail and the warm hospitality of the staff made the evening memorable. In summary, Bix is not just a restaurant; it’s an experience that combines the best of gourmet dining with a touch of nostalgia. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a special night out in San Francisco.

In and out under an hour, rushed and loud. Never asked if we needed more cocktails. Started with appetizers which were good, but rushed. As soon as he dropped them he wanted an order for the main course. We ordered the veal which was under flavored and puff pastry was not inflated, chewy and undercooked. Too much cream and too much runny sauce for a pot pie. Had the short rib which had more flavor but again they came over to drop off bread 3 times and never asked if we needed anything. We asked for the check and sorbet was brought with the it, ?lemon because it lacked flavor. The tables are constantly being rebalanced as they wobble, people are shoulder to shoulder at larger tables. Even the tables next to us the poor guy was on the ground leveling it. There are a million restaurants in this city and you should find a better one but here. Inconstancy in the way taxes are presented n every check. And to end the fruit flies 🪰 are horrible and when we addressed it with the staff he seemed annoyed and angry. Lastly, watch where they add the mandatory taxes as this establishment taxes you on top of the healthcare mandate. Extra money in their pockets and they don’t pay for healthcare in most establishments. Not sure how they get away with this

Fillmore st., in the area from Geary st. to Jackson st. a really cool place, with many small shops, cool hip restaurants, cafes and wine bars. This is where the locals come to hang out and enjoy life, far away from most tourists.

I like that area but man I saw a dead rat in the crack on the sidewalk right in front of subway GROSS

It was beautiful

One of the best areas to visit in San Francisco. Relatively safe with lots of cool shops to browse. I found some great finds to return home with. A good three hours to poke around.

Where the juneteenth street festival. Went on though out the week end

Good place to come by and shop and eat.

Very steep road with stunning views at the top.

Nice bar (the bar is great) great staff, great atmosphere, but the downstairs masquerade party is dealing with a very whack young DJ- playing same beat on loop, with a completely empty dance floor (the whole time), and refused (the only) request (for a birthday song- White Horse) for a group of 12 people, with masquerade masks, who came to dance, drink, celebrate, and have fun. 👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽 People are sitting standing and waiting around, waiting for a better DJ. Hopefully they’ll switch out soon. The upstairs DJ is better. Stay upstairs! Spending zero on drinks.

Not the worst club I’ve ever been to but it wasn’t as cool as I expected lol The first room upstairs with a dance floor was entirely empty, and then there was another room next to that with a dj and a third room with a dj downstairs. The crowd was kind of weird and it seemed a bit dead? Not a lot of people and the people that were there were all older. I went with a friend and we’re both 28 and it seemed like we were the youngest people there. Overall ok but I don’t think I’d go back. Cover was $10 and they have a free Photo Booth. Also the area/neighborhood it’s in is very bad. There are a lot of homeless people outside and standing near the entrance.

Cool bar attached to an awesome speakeasy. The nightclub itself felt somewhat dirty and uninviting. I'd recommend spending your time and money at sister Money Loaned/Pawn Shop.

I hosted an open bar here and the atmosphere and drinks were perfect. We also had delicious food catered.

Last Friday night, my wife was out with colleagues and asked me to pick her up around 11:30 p.m. When I arrived, a host unexpectedly took her phone from her hands and walked away without any explanation. A few moments later, when I called her phone to let her know I was waiting outside, the same person answered and told me that she was in danger and that something had happened to her. My daughter, who overheard the conversation, and I were both in shock. We rushed to the venue, terrified, and after a few tense minutes with security, the phone was finally returned to my wife. Everyone was deeply shaken by the staff’s behavior — we were trembling and even considered calling the police. No one even apologized. We still consider to file a police report. Please avoid this terrible place.

First night out in SF and this place was lots of fun! We came for some house music downstairs and it started out mellow around 10 and got packed by 11:30, had to go out for some fresh air a couple of times. The bartender that served us was awesome. The photobooth was super fun. We danced the night away and met some eccentric peeps. There is also a really cool speakeasy close by which is now my fav place for food and drinks.

If you are looking for a underground nightclub Phill this is a place to be. If you are more one who likes pop music is definitely won’t be your type. Be careful outside because there are extreme amount of homeless and drug use right as you walk out the venue.

Nice place with some good open spaces and lots of bar access. It even has a nice balcony area that you can go to if it gets too stuffy on the inside. Only real complaint is that the restroom situation is quite limited. Once the place starts filling up, the restrooms are just way to small to handle larger crowds, causing the lines to become overwhelming long.

Decent size venue. Love the patio area. Lots of parking and you don't have to pay for it. Bar didn't have mixers.

Live From Earth Brutalismus 3000 with Underworld, MTS, Ki/Ki and DJ Gignola on Sunday Portola afters. Amazing Boiler Room with incredible talent.

Space is ok, it gets extremely hot in there, they have a coat check idk how much, 3 bar areas, bartender was nice and margarita was good. Definitely needs better djs, Perreoland was not that good, the guy kept asking who is single and from the bay like 100x time, transitions weren’t good, you could definitely see most of the songs people were not vibing to it, for some reason the transformers mascots!? came down the stage and that just made it worse because there was no space at all and they wanted to walk towards the crowd and keep dancing. At the end a band showed up, no idea what songs they were playing but no one was dancing anymore and I think they playing this guitar. Wouldn’t recommend.

Top - contemporary art s and events space - well-maintaned facilities, great for conferences, immersive art installations, performances,

This five star review is for the security guards that worked last Saturday. The establishment was great. I had a blast. Unfortunately apparently I had too much fun where I was extremely intoxicated and I just wanted to get home. I asked for security to help And they immediately without hesitation, jumped into action. I felt safe and secure and they made sure I was ok and got home safely. wish I was able to get their names. They were amazing. They definitely deserve a raise. thank you security guards!!!

Ive been to at least 75 shows here, each one is different! They open different rooms/ outdoor areas depending on the size of the crowd. They have a little cafe with pizza. Multiple bars. A couple different rooms with stages, depending on the event. Staff is amazing!!! Coat check lady is always dressed amazing and has such a great personality. Security helped me located my car key when it fell off my Keychain!

A lovely evening at this fun jazz place. The band was smooth and the drinks were fun. The food was surprisingly really good. Loved the pork and chicken wanton dumplings as well as the crispy salmon entree. Definitely going back for the ambience, the intimate music setting and the menu options.

Great experience for Jazz lovers, a must try place in San Francisco - lovely music, great food, delicious cocktails and impeccable service. Had such a great time at Mr. Tipple’s Jazz Club.. The live jazz bands were amazing, and the place has a really cozy vibe — not too crowded, just the right atmosphere to enjoy good music and food. The menu is mostly Asian cuisine and everything we tried was delicious — the chicken mushroom bao and chicken wontons were great, and the salmon with clay pot rice was the highlight. Service was fantastic — super friendly and attentive staff. Definitely a spot I’d come back to for another night of good food, great music, and chill vibes.

Had a great time for a birthday celebration! Really enjoyed the cocktails and music. Would recommend for a special event.

An amazing experience with an exceptional band! The food, service, and cocktails deserve just as much applause!

Great vibe, good music,good sound and good food ! My husband and I enjoyed our date night. What I worried most about was the food, but surprisingly good. I had a lot of dumplings and they came out all piping hot, steaming and it was juicy ! A cocktail I ordered was okay (I may try another next time), but my husband was happy and pleasantly surprised to find that the bar actually has a good selection of good whiskey. A big plus. I had a “music focused seats” in front of the band and I was glad I did. Seats are comfortable and feel great.

My partner and I came here Thursday night 11/06 from 7pm - 8:30pm. Made a reservation and everything. Everything WAS going well, lovely hostess, and great jazz band. However, we did not appreciate watching the servers go to everyone’s tables and just passing by ours, sitting in the front row mind you. We even went up to the bar ourselves and the bartender said our waiter will be with us shortly. Like just let us order??? Anyways nobody uttered a word to us until 25 minutes into our 90-minute reservation and we were finally able to order drinks and enjoy the jazz. I really wanted to love it here. Everything else was nice, overpriced but it’s SF. Maybe remind your waiters to attend all guests in a timely manner, not just those who frequent the place or are simply white.

Overall, I enjoyed the experience at this jazz club. There seemed to be plenty of local crowds that seemed to know each other. Cosmo Alleycats performed on the night I attended and they mainly played standards and widely known blues with a few originals in between. Unfortunately, the seats from the bar weren't great as some pillars and tables in front blocked the view. Drinks were decent, nothing spectacular, but the bartender was cool.

The bartender, Johnny, is a very cool dude :) Had a burger from Overkill Grill located inside Benders. Pool table, jukebox, rock and roll. Many IPA's on draft. I'm an IPA guy. Tell Johnny I said hi.

Lively rock-based pub in downtown San Francisco. Bartender was awesome and friendly. Don't forget to ask for a Lemmy (JD&Coke) while you're there.

Good hangout place especially for people who loves pool. I am not sure how crowded this place can be but we got a table and play several games when we arrived around 4 pm on Saturday. It is only 2 dollars a game and you can purchase food and drink easily. You can even go to play a pool without food, but you will feel like you want to support the business. And the food is legit! I got a burger and it is delicious. I wish the patty is bigger even if a higher price. Still it is a solid burger with bacon and cheese. Tater tots is also great, crispy from the outside, piping hot and soft inside. Definitely a good place to hang out with a pub vibe.

My weekly pool spot. Extremely nice people. I don’t like drinking that much and they never pressure me. I just go pay for the pool table and have fun!

Great place to get drinks and eat food. Awesome beer selection! Bar has location to to park bike inside

Came here right when they opened for our lunch break, sooo good. I got one of the grilled cheesez with crispy tortillas and enchilada sauce, such a tasty snack. The tots were also great, super crispy.

The coolest hole in the wall bar around. Pete pours em heavy and Richard makes an incredible smash burger. Don't forget the tots! Damn!!!!

This is a nice bar on Valencia Street. The atmosphere is very nice and the bartender is also cool. There are restrooms inside. A large variety of drinks is available here.

This place decided to kick a group of us out because we were there for more than 10 minutes and were too loud. Paid $10 cover to then be told to leave. Bouncers had a lot of miscommunication when one bouncer told us to leave and not come back, and then another told us to come back a minute later?? Really weird they kicked us out and not the guys that were touching my friends without their consent… I’ve heard of a lot of reviews from frequenters that the culture has become very cliquey and rude on the staff’s part. If you want a fun time, don’t go here…

Don’t come here often but yesterday will be the last time. Get there a few minutes before happy hour ended, put in our order before the deadline, took forever for our drinks because of a backlog and bartender was horsing around. charged full price. Was told $28 for two margaritas, and then charged $38… for a dive bar? At 8pm with like twelve ppl there? Out of your mind. The margs sucked too, screwed up on the type of tequila as well.

Really cool bar to have the American experience like a local. We came with a group of friends and a blues band was playing, they were amazing! The vibe was awesome, people were dancing or just talking, you could feel like if you were surrounded by friends. The drinks and beer price was okey and the bartenders were nice, we had the best of time. I’d definitely come back if I have the chance.

Awesome music venue in a relaxed, non pressure, no door fee, only check ID. Cash only for drinks. Best Martinis (Dirty, Daiquiri) & cocktails (Woody) very generous portion, almost 2&1/2 extra come with martini glass and extra tall glaaa. If non alcoholic choice (Hoppy Water by Lagunitas)

Such a disappointing bar for a $10 cover. Will never come again

Fun bar, music is usually millennial top 40 music. They finally started accepting credit cards and is not cash only anymore

Very welcoming to first timers. Lots of creative juices flowing, along with cocktails, bar food and a great vibe. We saw The Infinite Wrench and loved every minute.

Fun, laid back place. Came on a Monday where they have free skits. Support local theatre by donation, buying food, drinks and tipping the bar guys. #localguides

Sweet bar with an awesome theater inside of it, a little edgy drinks, but they aren't too expensive so it's nice. I work a lot in photography and video around the city and they didn't give me any hassle at all which is really really appreciated. The doorman is a wonderful guy, and the bartenders are wonderfully knowledgeable and intellectual people. Look for their awesome music events and performances.

Fun venue in a rough neighborhood. Great space with good acoustics and they had a variety of shows going on. They book creative fun stuff and we had a great time. Rides can be tricky due to the one way streets and slowness of traffic even though we tried to get someone to come right to the clubs door we had to walk a bit for our pickup, so be sure to travel in a group.

This place is very cool, great atmosphere, nice people. The staff is very courteous and friendly. Drinks were good, watched a great show, we'll be back for sure.

We came here to see The Infinite Wrench, which was fantastic. The entire venue is decided into two sections: a more traditional bar with a stage and some seating, and then a small black box theater in the back. I can’t speak for the other events that are hosted in this space, but IW was great! It’s the kind of show that works best in a small black box setting like this, and I wish more venues would invest in spaces like it.

Great place to enjoy a relaxing drink with music! I've been here twice. Staff was upbeat and fun. Including the doorman, the bartender, and the musicians. There are a couple rooms in back that have shows. Haven't been to a show yet. I love the atmosphere here and will be back again!

I actually like this place as it’s a multi level multi venue wonder. The drinks are good and priced right and the staff is really cool. I came here for the first to see my childhood friend and worldwide hip hop genius Planet Asia perform here upstairs on 2/28/25. The place has good space and is definitely a live music type venue and I like it. The sound system is nice and so is the lighting. This is a really cool place to check out some live shows. Only issue I had was a couple right next to me started smoking weed and the fans was blowing weed in my face choking me out as I’m a non smoker however I did let the couple know and they moved. Last I checked smoking indoors is against the law here and I think the staff needs to enforce that and occasionally make announcements on the mic about smoking outside. Otherwise this place is nice. Parking can be tough to find but it’s SF lol.

I loved this place. Saw some great bands and the sound quality was amazing. The staff is super chill and the environment in whole has great vibes. If i was a promoter I’d encourage all my bands to play here!

Neck of the Woods is a vibe! Great drinks, awesome live music, and a super laid-back crowd. Whether you’re upstairs for a show or just hanging out downstairs with friends, it’s always a good time. Staff is cool and the energy here is unmatched. One of the best spots in the city for live local talent and a fun night out!

Cool intimate venue. The ground floor had a ton of seating, which was very helpful. Definitely worth checking out.

This venue was great! The speakers get damn loud, so bring good hearing protection. Drinks are about the same price as any bar around SF. Restrooms are a bit small and are gendered, with one pair on both floors, and a single unisex stall downstairs. I appreciated having seating scattered around.

First and foremost shout out to Phora live lit performance I appreciated being able to see my guy live unfortunately the venue was inconvenient uninviting uncomfortable prejudice and an overall horrible feeling hated being in that place but for a person who makes honest stand up and inspiring and blessed music with a great message was awesome to see. But if you're a black man this is not a community or place or institution restaurant or anything you would want to spend your hard earned money on as being that the companies are entities that you're given into don't even respect you in the first place.

Gorgeous atmosphere. And wonderful performances. I absolutely loved everything.

Great low key place to have wine and listen to a vast variety of music! They even asked me if I wanted to sing unfortunately I only sing classic rock and didn’t want to ruin the vibe! So if you’re reading this come sing 😊

Sitting here now. Served already !! 2 Courses for £10.95 (had the half chicken followed by apple pie!! ) Couldn't fault the service or food.

Nice little café. We came here for live music on a Friday night. The place is really pretty small, and the musicians took almost half of the indoor space. But they also have tables outside from which you can enjoy the music, and the dancing can spill out onto the pavement. Wine and beer are available. Very nice atmosphere.

Growing up on the block this is still one of my favorite places in the neighborhood. It always feels like a real old school SF vibe. The staff and patrons are interesting and friendly... brings me back to a time before the iPhone. Alfresco ambiance is always great and the live music is where its at. You can hang here all afternoon into the evening.

Great place that hosts free music many nights; on a Monday, I watched a classical quintet play music by Mozart; yesterday (Sunday), I watched a four piece play Balkan jazz. Great cozy setting, with a lot of friendly people. Strongly recommended. Also- remember to tip the band, and buy a drink to support the cafe!

This is a regular haunt. Its intimate. It attracts a diverse and bohemian crowd. The wine is cheap. The service is rude. The music is beautifully curated. On any given night you will hear authentic music from far corners of the world and some gorgeous Jazz.

Great local scene! Very community neighborhood place with 50% there been regulars. I started coming to this place a few years back and to this day still one of my favorite hangout spots in San Francisco. They also have a very good live music scene featuring local artists performing Jazz, Blues, Brazilian...

📍 1710 Mission St. Brick & Mortar Music Hall in San Francisco is a modest-sized music venue near SoMa West Skatepark. I recommend this venue for its location and atmosphere. For inquiries visit their website. ★★★★★

Saw MiaxAlly ♥️ magnificent. Venue was truthfully really nice. Already talking about returning. Venue's stage was small. Mia & Ally kept kicking the drum mic. Some seats were available which was nice. We parked at SFMTA and walked over, 15 minutes. Definitely easy to do. Car was super safe and so was walking. Not a lot of food choices, a walk to the taco truck and back and bless the door security, they allowed my burrito inside. I wish they'd had made arrangements for one at the site.

Really enjoyed Emo vs Pop Punk. It was a nice intimate environment for all us millennials to go back to our music roots and I don't think I ever had quite so much fun at a music event even when I was younger.

Great venue with awesome staff. Really enjoyed Cocteaufest 2025!

Super cute intimate venue, bartender was great!

We got to see Dead On A Sunday. The venue is small and intimate, but not crowded. The staff was so sweet, the guests were awesome and the show was spectacular. So much fun Can't wait to go back.

Had a blast at the Solus The Happy Human show. Great place. Great vibes

A charming house with a cafe for a living room; the interior feels like a high-end music store—guitars hanging , high-quality loudspeakers filling the space. The poetry reading was intriguing, with gritty and stark themes—and that’s when I wished this cafe could turn into a bar so I could order a few stiff drinks.

There’s not enough good things to say about Bazaar Cafe. Loved chatting with the barista/ cashier who had invented 2 signature coffee/ teas on the menu. Tried Mt Fuji Mist tea (sprinkled with Hibiscus sugar), the Caramel Rose Latte, and an Oolong bundt cake. Ended up going on a Friday evening, and there was an indie musician performing - very nice vibes. Grab a board game or read a book, or simply get lost in your thoughts in the cafe. Walked out into the backyard and it’s the most cozy little garden tucked away in the city and is perfect for hosting events. I left the cafe, wanting to go back there again.

What a cool spot in Richmond. Walked into Avett Brothers “I and love and you” playing. Ordered an ice tea and “The Biscuit” with honey butter — yum! They have wifi and open mics.

Bazaar Cafe hosted our engagement party in their incredible garden. I can’t imagine a better place to host a gathering of 10-30 people. Their garden is beautiful and organic with plenty of books and crannies. It was a great place to host a party. Somehow the garden is always 5-10 degrees warmer than the rest of the city. It blocks the wind and keeps everyone cozy. We asked them to create a spread for us and they dazzled us with so many bite sized, delicious snacks for our guests. From a charcuterie board to bite sized Bundt cakes to buttermilk biscuits. They went above and beyond what could be expected. Oh and have I mentioned the cafe supports local artists and musicians?? It’s a cornerstone of the Richmond community. And we were so happy to celebrate in a place not only aligned with our values but where we know our money will help support the artists in our neighborhood. If I sound overly enthusiastic, it’s only because this is my favorite place in the city. Staffed by people who will get to know you and work with you to help share this incredible space for special events.

It's a very quiet area! The inside of the building is very nice, like a vintage home. The workers there are dedicated, and offer a simple selection of options that although medium, they have a unique look to them! I only had a hot chocolate, but I'll definitely come back to try the rest of them!

Lovely cafe with passionate people running the show. Loved the creativity toward tea drinks as much as coffee drinks. Enjoyed a big cup of both the fujian fog and mountain mist while reading. The Fujian Fog with regular milk was well balanced and delightful while the strong campfire aroma from the Mountain Mist, which is inspired by South African braai BBQ, was comforting while exciting. Can’t wait to spend another afternoon here in the future.

A true gem in the heart of SF. The homemade biscuit was fluffy and full of flavor and the chagaccino was delicious. The space is great for working or hanging out and listening to music. The patio is to die for; very spacious, and the staff was friendly. Can’t recommend this place enough!

Barkeeper with the moustache scammed us by selling us a full Guiness but serving it in the wrong glass. We requested a proper Guinness glass so we could „split the G“ only to discover that the glass he had served was LESS Guinness than the G split itself. Upon request to the get the full request the bartender said that we need to pay for another beer. As a European I don’t understand why American demand a default 20% tip for such a service.

Small, cute neighborhood bar with pool tables and occasional live music. Friendly bartenders.

Great little neighborhood bar! Superb staff that remembered us when we came back for night 2. Live jazz (!!!) on Friday and Saturday nights. Very welcoming vibe, and a safe neighborhood.

We did the mixology session as a team building activity. It was great. Mark, our bartender/teacher was great. We had so much fun and learned a lot about mixing ingredients and alcohol. Highly recommend.

Very sweet bartender who made us great cocktails. Had to get it strong enough to knock me out coz jetlagging

Cozy bar with live jazz and a clever list of cocktails

Very cool neighborhood bar with pool table, mezzanine seating, rotating local art and friendly bartenders

🍷 🪴 🍕 Beautiful wine bar with high ceilings and lots of plants. Good vibes, good wine selection, and plenty of good bites to share. The flatbreads were really tasty and paired well with the wine. I liked the cab franc. They also have orange wine here.

Came on Friday night. The atmosphere was trendy, young and busy. They were setting up dj table, so we had to move. The oyster mushrooms were very good, but flat bread was not: tasted like premade bread with arranged toppings. Interesting wine selection, but nothing to remember. Thank you

We hosted a client event in Arcana and had an amazing time! They have a private space upstairs large enough for 30+ people - private yet spacious. Food was really good and the drinks were also amazing. Our clients gave us really great feedback about the space and quality of the food and drinks! Overall, great space to hold an event and a great space to hangout in general. Awesome that they have live music in the evening as well.

We hosted a happy hour for 150 people at Arcana and can't recommend it highly enough! Arcana is absolutely stunning and very unique with tons of gorgeous plants. The food and wine was incredible, especially the natural wine that you can't find elsewhere in the city. What really made the experience so successful for us was the Arcana team -- Naz and Andy were amazing!! They were very helpful and responsive and allowed us to be very creative with our event. We look forward to hosting there in the future!

Absolutely love it here. Gorgeous interior, super bright and spacious. If you come during the day it’s more laid back, perfect for catching up with some friends or on your own with a notebook. Night time is more date night or club vibes. I love the versatility of this place. Food was great, trumpet mushrooms, labneh, potatoes all were great. I love that they have low abv cocktails too - I got the earl gray drink which was yum! Bartenders are sweet and knowledgeable.

We picked this restaurant from a random list and could not be more delighted! The food, amazing. The staff, amazing. The experience, amazing! The pictures show the wide array of dishes we enjoyed, the beautiful presentation, and the amazing colors! Three of us dined on the chef's menu.

My new favorite wine bar. Chill vibes and unique drink selections. Service was great and during happy hour the wines are 15% off. We didn’t try any food, but I will def be back to get some eats.

It was Wednesday, and apparently they have karaoke. The bartender was super cool. And they had a beer I really like that a lot of places don't carry. They have a bunch of seating. There was only one stall in the ladies restroom.

Maybe it was just the night when I went, but definitely nothing special about this spot. The bouncers were a bit nasty for no reason. $10 cover fee for whaaaaaaa? that’s why you’re empty They had 1 choice for sake, which was lukewarm and tasted horrible. Music was 11/10, bunch of weirdos present when I was there (perhaps I came too late). I will only come again if my friends force me to lol

Fun little nightclub with retro vibes often featuring live music. When I went it was a 90’s night and we danced and sang the whole night away! The drinks are nothing really to write home about but the atmosphere is just so much fun it’s really a great place to go!

If I could give this place an 11 for atmosphere I would. It's a solid bar with great cocktails and really great service. The bartenders there were amazing. It was crowded and they handled everything like champs. They had like three live bands playing and still didn't wink and I these guys were great. I would highly recommend going.

Past week we went there and some friends was there waiting for us according to out fiends since they arrive there the security guys was very rude and they said they don't have any events and they have to pay to enter ,then me and my girls friend go to the place bar service was ok dj music was exelent good vibes and versatility of music , but, we go to second floor and spend less than 30 mins we don't like it upthere so we decide going back and security guys was very rude saying we have to pay again but in really rudness way ,one of our fiends said why we have to pay if we was there already everyone star arguing I told them I have tickets to go in there again and they call the cops that's was intolerant and excessive rude and discrimination terrible situation and terrible experience. Not recommended at least they change the racist security guys.

Drinks are absolutely terrible! The guy put a whole lot of aperol and a splash of Prosecco. 14 dollars for that. I don’t know why he thought that would be ok to do. He if you don’t know what an Aparol Spritz is then just say so.