Wow just a wonderful place to be Very good experience…read more Wonderful people Really supports the neighborhood. Just wonderful food and drinks Really a gem of a place.

Out the Road is fantastic and I can't believe I haven't written a review for it yet, given that…read moreI've been here a number of times! Good drinks, tasty food, great service, and a spacious, open space. This is a great venue for casual and semi-private / private events! Tonight, I was at Out the Road for a staff appreciation event my daughter's school was hosting. The venue provided a nice mix of foods (pizza, chicken nuggets, fried mushroom and cauliflower fritters, kale salad, etc). I enjoyed my Sauvignon Blancs and liked their drink ticket system - our party planner gave each attendee 2 drink tickets to use at the bar. The bartenders/staff were very friendly, warm, and welcoming! Deb was especially lovely. The space is spacious, with plenty of place for folks to mingle standing up, as well as sit down. We had a wonderful time and look forward to returning! (In fact, parents from our school will be heading here this Saturday night after an event at school!)

The name alone was the reason I wanted to check this place out when it first opened. formerly known…read moreas Pissed Off Pete's and then bought out by the co-owner of the (now closed and conveniently located) Last Stop in Daly City where the Muni 14 Mission bus terminates, Recovery Room is a pet-friendly, laid back dive with a great selection of draft and bottled beers, some cocktails and large flat-screens above the bar area that makes it an ideal spot to catch a game or 3. some memorable personal encounters of mine thru the years include members of the Mongolian national (?) basketball team hanging out and being drunkenly invited by some hella friendly Samoans and Tongans to a biannual picnic at Candlestick Point. there's a back kitchen that dishes out wings, some of the thickest and juiciest burgers around (with plenty of choices for toppings) as well as hot sandwiches that include pastrami and turkey. every once in a while, they'll also feature live music/bands. I think there's even a karaoke night, to boot. though I still miss the Last Stop, Recovery Room has nicely filled in its absence and continues to be one of my favorite bars in this part (Excelsior District) of town.

Food and service was great! Tried the sandwiches and hot toddies. Food came out pretty quickly on a…read moreweeknight. Bartenders are friendly and they play giants games on tvs. Would definitely come back here to try the yummy eats and vibes.

always the BEST for service and food! Easter Sunday Special…read moreMenu 9 am to 11 pm call 1-415-550-7510 Delicious 3-course Roast Lamb $34.99

It would be 5 stars if not for the crummiest cheesecake I've ever been served. It took me 40 years…read morebut I finally had my Ratatouille moment and it was right here. This meal was consumed at home on St. Patrick's Day. Delivery always robs you of a restaurant's true experience but despite ~50% of my genes being Irish, I have absolutely no tolerance for drunk people. My husband ordered the corned beef & hash because he's obsessed with the "tradition" aspect of food. I swear to god it's the only reason we tried this place. He could be on the road in the middle of the Mojave with a trunk full of perfectly ready-to-eat food, and he'll starve his ass to death if it happens to be St. Patrick's Day unless somehow a corned beef & hash food truck materializes in the desert. It's positively infantile. My Ratatouille moment was with the beef stew. The last time I had a proper beef stew was probably more than 25 years ago. My mom made my grandma's recipe when I was a kid. My husband, bless his heart, has erroneously claimed for 20 years, with minimal pushback from me because I'm polite, that there is no good stew. "It's a terrible dish with dried out meat bathing in oversalted broth!" He changed his mind when had the stew from Napper Tandy. Now the cheesecake? The cheesecake was an absolute joke and it wasn't even particularly great. It was very average but when you factor in the value, it becomes terrible. Maybe I got the last slice from an oversliced cheesecake but $6 for a sliver, and I do mean sliver--at the crust's edge my cheesecake was no wider than 2". You guys can buy a whole cheesecake from Atlanta Cheesecake Co. that's 32 Oz. for $12. You charge $6 per slice. Stay with me here. You can give customers a nice fat ol' piece of cheesecake from the delectible Atlanta Cheesecake Co. that actually makes it seem like they're getting their money's worth, it will taste amazing, and you can still charge $6 per slice. That's a 300% profit!

Damon and Lee have created a fantastic bar that's been a beloved San Francisco spot for years. I…read morehave been a loyal supporter and truly value the community they built. My experience soured due to harmful actions by bartender Mary, her boyfriend Damien (who does not work at the bar), and Kim (another bartender who got involved despite missing the original incident). One evening, Mary was drinking whiskey on shift while her dog appeared unwell nearby. As friends who had plans to get our nails done the following week, I offered to take the dog out for some air when she did not respond. I stepped outside for 60 seconds, returned immediately, and explained what happened. She seemed upset at first, but it appeared resolved at the time. Damien (around 6 feet tall and 200 pounds) escalated the situation aggressively by dragging me outside, yelling at me with a closed fist raised, and using a racially insensitive slur (a variation of the n-word). This was deeply terrifying for me as a Black woman who is 5 feet 3 inches tall and about 120 pounds. It was not the first time either, he had previously shouted at me when I jokingly asked for a glass of water, though he later apologized, saying that is how he talks to friends. I accepted that and moved forward as adults. A week later, I returned to the bar calmly to clarify the situation and even apologize for any confusion about the dog. Instead, Mary called the police, falsely claiming I had threatened her and that I was banned from the bar (both untrue). Six officers arrived and, after hearing my side, confirmed I was within my rights as a customer and that while she was not required to serve me, others certainly could. They all comforted me while I cried because I could not believe the escalation. I complied fully and left peacefully. Despite this, Mary and now Kim (who was not even present for the original issue) continue to deny me service, blacklist me, and spread false stories, like me trying to steal her dog, to other bartenders and patrons across San Francisco. This defamation has real consequences: people I have known for years now avoid me, harming my deep community ties here, where my family has roots, and my professional reputation in human resources, where trust is everything. Mary has also openly admitted to me and others that she takes unpaid shots while on shift. She previously bragged about getting a Black male bartender fired by sending footage of a messy bar to the owner, then later denied it, showing a pattern of inconsistent and harmful behavior. This ongoing exclusion, harassment, and slander must end. I deeply respect Damon and Lee's hard work and want everyone to thrive and make money in this tough economy, but the actions of these staff members undermine the inclusive, welcoming environment they have created. Update: I am pursuing legal action and have a meeting with an attorney next week. I have never received an apology or a chance to discuss the situation, and so many people are now shaming me and my name because of a complete misunderstanding. The owners have decided I am no longer welcome, and I fully respect that. I want everyone to be happy and to make money in this economy. If the bar must be held liable, I will likely drop the suit, but if I can stop Mary and Damien from continuing to harm my reputation, then I will do so. Because I am being honest, I am happy to swear on a Bible about this experience and why this matter is completely ridiculous and unjust. Black people, women especially, are unfairly targeted in the US, and the one place that was a haven, the Bay Area, is now seeing that inclusion spread thin. I refuse to lay down and say it's okay. It is not. The optics do not lie, and yet again I am having to stand up for myself without a single human being supporting me. It hurts, but I won't let this ruin others' good experiences at the bar. Do better and be better, life is short, and there's no need to continue spreading hate.

Came in on a sunny afternoon, first customer in the door. Nice big space with lots of ceiling to…read morefloor windows. Met Lisa/Bartender super friendly and made us feel very welcome. This is a popular neighborhood bar and was told lots of dart and pool players hang. By the way, this is the only bar on Dolores St which is a claim to fame. Stop by on a Saturday afternoon and say Hi to Lisa and enjoy a cocktail . Did I mention, lots of TV'S to watch your favorite games. I've included photos so take a look.

Great spot to watch games, large booths, and great size back patio. Bonus: you can bring outside…read morefood. I'd be a frequent flyer if they allowed dogs.

This is my fav bar in Noe Valley!! They have a great, affordable drink menu, lots of seating…read more(tables, booth, bar, and even a gorgeous outdoor space with greenery and TVs in the back with heat lamps!) The bar has a good variety of NA beverages so I'm a big fan! This is a solid spot to watch any big sports game (lots of screens) with a group and actually sit down. On Thursday's there's a Spanish club in the back 6-8pm which is great way to meet folks and grab a drink while practicing Spanish.

We came in on a Sunday afternoon for a beer. There were other people there but it wasn't too…read morecrowded, even with the game on (does it really matter which one?). The lady behind the bar seemed to be a one-woman operation. She offered samples of the two beers I was between when I couldn't decide. She was helpful and friendly. There is a $15 minimum if you want to pay with card. Our beers were $9 each. They have a couple of one-off bathrooms which are clean. I saw signs that said they offer trivia on certain nights and they also have darts. This seems like a good, community place.

There are plenty of Irish bars in San Francisco, always a good sign of a truly great city. I've…read morefrequented some more than others, and this is one I never patronized before. I knew there are two locations of this watering hole, one in West Portal and the other here in Noe Valley, both lined in dark wood paneling likely meant to evoke the taverns on Dublin's Temple Street. I came in here on a particularly brisk day weather-wise and ordered the $12 Irish Coffee (Photo 7). I was not disappointed even though the generous topping of whipped cream amounted to a mid-afternoon dessert. Hey, I wasn't complaining. DRINK - 4 stars...an Irish Coffee worthy of Serendipity AMBIANCE - 4 stars...very much a Dublin-like space SERVICE - 4 stars...friendly bartender TOTAL - 4 stars...worthy of a return visit RELATED - Exploring Noe Valley? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/2_90NhgvNS

Service felt friendly and laid-back, and the space had that cozy local feel where regulars actually…read moreknow the staff. Parking can be a little tricky, but it's an easy walk if you're nearby. A great casual spot for drinks and tasty bites in the neighborhood. Would definitely come back!

They need to up their game! If they're gonna serve food, serve food not from another restaurant…read moreattached to it. I don't know. It just wasn't good and way too expensive. The beer, though, however, was lovely. Also, if you're gonna put menus on the tables, maybe you should have servers. Just saying.

While waiting on some laundry to dry across the street, I decided to check out this bar since my…read morefriends had previously recounted their fun experiences there. I walk past it frequently and noticed the pool table so I've been meaning to practice my skills. It was busy but not crowded, very casual, and had a nice laid back ambiance. People were chill and they kept bartenders very occupied, but they were friendly and the bartenders were calmly keeping up with the orders. My only complaint is that one of the billiard balls was missing. Other than that, I think this is going to be my go-to spot to relax after a long week or my hideout when I don't have a busy weekend.

If you're looking for a "Cheers"-type tavern with regulars who look epoxied to their seats and an…read moreinterior heavy on vintage atmosphere, this neighborhood bar fits the bill. It's been in the same location since Prohibition was repealed, and the history of the bar is described in meticulous detail on the pub's website. This is definitely no trendy pick-up joint for Gen Z drop-ins. As you might expect, they have a robust calendar of events encompassing bingo, trivia, live music, and dance parties. However, more important to me, they make a half-dozen specialty cocktails and a half-dozen Bloody Mary variations. I've enjoyed the $10 Palomarg, a refreshing hybrid of a Paloma and a Margarita (photo: https://yelp.to/5c0lWhLmBb), and the $10 Madonna Inn, a bright mix of rum, Campari, ginger beer, and orange bitters (photo: https://yelp.to/zWpjXVZ3t6). They don't know my name, but they're always glad I came. DRINKS - 4 stars...creatively good cocktails at reasonable prices AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...if you like vintage pack rat, this'll be the place for you SERVICE - 4 stars...felt like Norm TOTAL - 4 stars...taking a break from all your worries sure would help a lot RELATED - Exploring the Outer Mission? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/37B1acE