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Harlot

3.0 (950 reviews)
ModerateLounges, Dance Clubs

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Animal party (=^_^=)
Amy C.

Meowww... I had an ahhhmazing time at Harlot on Friday night for the Animal Party. This place is not too big or too small of a venue, and their decor is definitely swanky and sexy. Their artwork on the wall is lovely to look at. I was definitely feeling the music that was playing there--- EDM mostly (yay!) with some hiphop/top 40s splashed in there. I love the blowup animals and thanks to Marco for getting me the giraffe. So cute! I would definitely come again for another animal party in the near future or their other parties. Thanks for the grrreat time, Harlot! ;)

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Chris S.

No idea what this place is like as a nightclub - please check other reviews if that's what you're looking for! As a happy hour spot, they have some really solid deals for the neighborhood - and it goes until NINE. The downside is that a lot of these deals are on kind of "meh" product - their draft selections and $5 shots are just not great stuff. I'd happily do a $5 shot of well tequila, if they offered it, for example...but they don't. But at least they still got the deals on well drinks! So I'll just take that tequila shot in some OJ and grenadine, please :D. I love the decor, too; very inventive. The super weird thing about this place was the crowd. It was very chill and relaxed, but everyone was smushed up against the bar with their backpacks left at their tables. Uh...guys? This is a major city with a pretty big theft problem; you might not wanna do that. Especially considering like 99% of the people were yuppies, so there were probably shiney macbooks in most of them. I also had to push through a ton of people to get anywhere - to the bar, to the seating, to the door. It felt like everything I did interrupted about 4 conversations because people weren't aware of their surroundings. I dunno if 25 people all from the same company invaded the bar or what, but that crowd was a very odd experience. Anyway I got my cheap beer; would totally come here with coworkers anytime. Oh and did I mention that happy hour goes until NINE?

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Ask the Community - Harlot

What kind of music is typically played here on Saturday nights?

Top40 and hip hop

How do I book a table?

Please text or call our vip reservation phone line. 415-244-4222

What's the cover charge after guest list?

$20

Is there a cover fee?

You could sign up on our website for complimentary guest list before 11pm. There is a cover charge after 11pm.

What kind of music do they play here?

Top40 and commercial music

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