I see a lot of music both here in San Francisco and when I travel. One of my favorite spots is the…read moregreat American Music Hall. Small, intimate, amazing sound system, and completely renovated inside after Covid. I'm told the ownership kept their employees employed during Covid by having them help the renovation. The owners reinvested in their building in order to keep this great icon of San Francisco alive Post Covid. Highly recommend to find a show to see at the great American musical soon!

I enjoyed it in 2003..after one year of college ..with my former classmates ..all of them ..it fits…read morea whole group from one high school ..that like bands ..for a dance like homecoming ... But it's not school dance music ..it's art rock ..put it that way ..art rock from rock werchter ..with your scene hair and indie glam clothes .. That review posted a ten year anniversary ...this year is 2025 ...that was then..life is short ...when your hair says a dare and declare Claire

Although I'm not a member, I had the opportunity to visit The Amador Club, and I was genuinely…read moreimpressed. From the moment you walk through the doors, the club has a luxurious yet welcoming atmosphere. The décor is elegant, the space is impeccably maintained, and the overall environment is both professional and sophisticated--exactly what you'd expect from a premier private club in San Francisco. A special shout-out to Jessey, the bartender, who made the experience exceptional. Jessey was friendly, attentive, and incredibly knowledgeable. The cocktails were perfectly crafted, and the level of hospitality made me feel like I belonged, even as a guest. It's clear that providing outstanding service is a priority here. Whether you're meeting clients, enjoying a drink with friends, or simply looking for an upscale place to unwind, The Amador Club delivers. The combination of a refined atmosphere, exceptional service, and outstanding staff makes it a place I would happily visit again. If this is the experience as a guest, I can only imagine how great it is to be a member. Highly recommended!

1 star. And honestly that feels generous. I went to Amador…read morethinking "private members club" meant quality, standards, at least basic professionalism. I was there with a few of my Mexican friends and what we experienced was easily one of the worst dining experiences of my life. Let's start with the food. I ordered a shrimp cocktail. What I got looked like it had been sitting out way too long. The shrimp smelled off. Not "maybe it's just seafood" off -- actually rotten. And they didn't even clean it properly. The vein was still fully attached on multiple pieces. That's basic prep. Basic. I took a few bites trying to convince myself it was fine, and within minutes I felt sick and had to run to the bathroom. Yes, actually sick. At a so-called private club charging premium prices. Speaking of the bathroom -- disgusting. Dirty floors, nasty smell, looked like it hadn't been properly cleaned in who knows how long. For a place trying to sell exclusivity and luxury, the restroom alone tells you everything you need to know about how they operate. Now let's talk about the prices. Completely outrageous. The kind of pricing where you expect white-glove service and flawless execution. Instead you get low quality seafood and a bathroom that feels like a gas station on a bad highway stop. But the worst part wasn't even the food. We brought the issue up to one of the managers -- Catarina I think. I've rarely met someone so dismissive and obnoxious in hospitality. Instead of apologizing or trying to resolve the issue professionally, she became defensive and rude almost immediately. Then it escalated into something much worse. She made racist comments toward my Mexican friends and used slurs. Completely unacceptable. We were stunned. In 2026, at a private club, from management. That alone tells you the culture of this place. No accountability. No class. No professionalism. A private club is supposed to make you feel welcomed and valued. Amador did the exact opposite. Bad food, filthy facilities, inflated prices, and management that behaves in a way that should embarrass the entire establishment. Save your money. Save your time. And definitely save your health. Never again. 1/5.

5/5: The strawberry gin fizz was great. 4/5: For live music,…read morethe accoustics and the sound system are good. Not as good a Mr Tipples, but better than average. 4/5: The Aged negroni is ok. Needs more time in the barrel. Some tips: - It's very swanky. - I recommend reserving early so that you can get a seat against the wall; otherwise you get bonked every time fat people walk through the isle. - If you can't score a seat, stop by around 9:00 when the band takes a break after the first set; older people tend to leave at that time, and you can grab an open seat. - Just like every live music venue, the sound system is a little too loud, and can damage your hearing. Wear earplugs meant for concerts.

Lovely experience in a diner style bar, with a male and female singer with beautiful voices, a…read morepianist and a drummer. You book individual seats - interestingly a group had booked all the seats against the wall across several small tables. So my partner and I sat kind of next to each other, at chairs at small tables next to each other, while a couple was a cross the table from us at the continuous booth. We are in our early 40s and were probably the youngest folks there to give you a sense of the crowd, but everyone was having fun and enjoying themselves! Drinks were just ok: New York sour - 3 stars Chai Old Fashioned - 2.5 stars Penicillin - 3.5 stars

I've gone to see Liz Callaway this and last year. It's a beautiful intimate venue in a gorgeous…read moreJapanese hotel. If you sign up for their email newsletter, they do offer discounts for their shows occasionally. There is no box office on site to avoid ticketing fees. Liz did autographs and photo op for her CD's both times. Sound quality was great and not overwhelmingly loud. Seating is decided by the usher, though it seems you can reserve or get preferential seating if you have a dinner reservation or are a hotel guest. Drinks and food can be ordered and paid for by the QR code on your table. Really a relaxing and easy experience with great viewing angles all around.

We frequent the Feinstein's at the Nikko. It's a beautiful…read morespace, great shows, wonderful staff. They make you feel like good friends. The performers usually offer a meet and greet after each show, which makes it even more special. Eric is a great host. We usually don't eat at the hotel, so we can't say much about the foods. The only issue for me is that they don't offer my favorite mocktail anymore, which is unfortunate, since it was very popular. Hope they'll bring it back, soon Other than that - no complaints.

SHACK15 is part coworking space, part social club, and part event venue, located on the top floor…read moreof the Ferry Building with views of the Bay. The space is stylish, modern, with lounges, work-friendly areas, meeting rooms, phone booths, lockers, a café/bar, and plenty of room to connect with people. It's a community space for entrepreneurs, founders, investors, creatives, and changemakers. They host events, talks, cultural programming, and networking opportunities; you can meet interesting people, get work done, or attend a curated event there.

This place has so much promise but alas it's not for me. After a year I stopped and don't really…read moremiss it. The good is the view. Everyone is impressed with the location and the view. The 3pm coffee break is not bad. But pretty much after that it's downhill - the sales team promises a community but really it's a Coworking space with uncomfortable sitting for working and member predominantly prefer not to interact much from 9-4pm - cafe doesn't really need to try because they have a captive audience as no outside food is allowed. Food is okay unless you are unlucky like me and get myself and my friend food poisoning from their strawberry matcha latte $13.50 each. We got our refund but no word of apology. - cafe staff is more likely not to know how to process your member credit. More than 50% of the time using your member credit is an uncomfortable experience and they just like to blame another team for why they are not trained. - the space is closed or partially closed whenever they can get it rented. Members just have to deal. - for $3000 a year shack15 is trying too hard to be cool but it just feels pretentious and almost unwelcoming. The events. You don't have to be a member to go to the events. À la carte payments work. Some events are good. If you are looking for Coworking space and want ergo set up this is not the place. If you want to meet people it's not great at facilitating a true community. It is a beautiful space that unfortunately doesn't deliver on its promise for me.

Oooooohhhhh 7. Lucky…read moreNumber Slevin. Such a lovely place to go for some afters. You know when you're in that perfect place and you just don't want the party to stop? 7 Social got your name all over it. Actually, that's not true. You gotta get on the list, and I can't tell you how to do it, cuz you then it won't be a freaking secret! Gosh, silly! But on the real, I just happened to be in the right place at the right time and now I am perpetually on the list. Big Baller? Hell yeah. Lucky? 99.9% this. Anyway, always meet the best people here, so if you somehow manage to get in, you are in for a good time ;) The only thing I hate about this club is myself when I leave and the sun is starting to come up. Man...I'm gettin' too old for this s*** hahahahaha!

I was exploring the Financial District when I came across 7 Social...sure glad I did. It so…read morehappened that it was Happy Hour plus there was live music too. Okay, this right here is definitely the spot!! The vibe was very chill but yet intimate with some cool portraits of well-known music artists on the wall all around. Loooved the atmosphere! The staff were gems. They made me feel riiight at home. Loooved their personable customer service! What more can I say? Oooh yesss, my cocktail and appetizer were delisssh...the Purple Haze put me in a niiice daze while the mini charcuterie plate did the job. I'll be back the next time I'm in town. Just letting the Yelp Community know it's a must :-)

Parking: know it's hard and there's parking garage available and need to pay…read more Service: quick and fast, restroom is decently upkeep even with such a big venue Ambiance: amazing, interior is beautiful. The event/music was great Food/drinks: Bartenders were amazing. Niko/Nico is so pretty and so helpful, her drinks were strong and tasty

I've been here a couple of times for concerts, and it's always been a decent experience. The line…read moreto get in isn't usually that long, and you can get checked in pretty fast. The venue is small enough that concerts feel intimate, so you can get a decent view of the stage from almost anywhere. There's a higher level balcony area, although I've only stayed in GA. Bathrooms are fine, and I've never had any issues with long lines or cleanliness. I also appreciate that they offer free self serve water and cups in the back.

Service is awesome, has a sick venue and open environment for dancing! Definitely would come back…read morehere again!

Congrat's to an amazing peformance this evening…read more Summer Cabaret Show - 7.17.2026 Featuring Bay Area Performers: Colleen Quen Lawrence Wong Kathy Holly Tom Stafford Marilyn Cooney John Lum Paname - A Parisian Lounge Server and Bartender - Valentina, she was amazing helping the crowd almost all by herself. Vodka Soda - Extra Lime Vodka Cranberry Cheese Board The deco was simple and very clean. A stage setup area with bar and table seating too. Great place to host your next event and just visit.