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    Nirsh A.

    I finally got around to trying this bar/speakeasy. We randomly happened to go this past weekend and it was their one year anniversary so they had a pole dancing performance which was epic. We opted to try the mock tails which were so good and flavorful. I love all the unique drinks here and the Asian flavors. There is a whole back area where you can play board games. I'm excited to come back and do the escape room.

    Maddie T.

    such a fun escape room experience in the mission! we loved how interactive and personal the game felt. since only one group goes at a time, the game master was extremely attentive and interactive with us. we did a mix of mocktails and cocktails in the game and everything was delicious!! i definitely recommend checking this out for the bar alone, the escape room is even better :)

    Caili C.

    I was excited to try this new speakeasy in the Mission showcasing fun puzzles and hidden, interactive games. Ordering is easy via qr code and my friend and I got the Korean Cold Noodles and Tom Kha cocktails to try. I thought both were pretty good a 4/5 for drinks but could have used more of a punch. Between the drinks, I prefered the Tom Kha which was nice and creamy from the coconut but I wish there was more of the tangy lemongrass and lime flavor I love in tom kha soup. Similarly I thought that while the Korean Cold Noodles had a nice naengmyeon broth flavor, I wish the gochujang pipette provided more flavor. Overall it's a fun space and I enjoyed playing some of the simpler games. I'm excited to see where this goes!

    Anna L.

    We've done many escape rooms and this ranks high on the creative and unique aspects. The host (white rabbit) really made the experience feel immersive as well. We weren't too sure how the drinks were going to factor in, but it was pleasantly sprinkled in throughout the escape room and fit in the theme so well. Highly recommend going for the escape room!

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    Sarah Z.

    Very quirky and cute! Well thought out speakeasy! There's two rooms, the main room and a medieval themed room. We were situated in the medieval room, which felt like we were flashed back to the medieval days with their medieval remixes of top hits. The room was well decorated and even had puzzles within its decoration. There was also a whole stack of board games you can play. As for drinks, I thought they had unique drinks but felt like it was once again like any other spot where they try to make food-like cocktails but the "food" flavors fail to show up. Service was great! Swiftly got our drinks and we were even presented with a guessing game in the beginning to win a lil token! Overall was definitely a different cocktail experience for sure!

    Bacon deviled eggs, drink with mint: espresso martini, bottom right drink: Wei's pineapple cake cocktail
    Miki M.

    Stepped into Lore SF and wow... it's part speakeasy, part escape room, and all kinds of magic. Think Alice in Wonderland with cocktails inspired by childhood snacks + savory twists you'd never expect I had Wei's pineapple cake and it was the perfect reminder of the Taiwanese 鳳梨酥 (pineapple cake.) My friend got an espresso martini, and we all got a shot of tequila. The bacon deviled eggs were a great pairing but what stole the show was the fig & prosciutto flatbread! Dripping with fig jam and perfect balance between sweet and savory -- plus, we were greeted with a free guessing puzzle in the form of a secret flavor in apple cider. We each could ask 1 yes/no question and had 1 chance to guess. Everything tied right into the theme and was so much fun! One of the most unique nights I've had in SF and will definitely be back for the 100 min escape room and the Tom Kha cocktails amongst the other unique flavors

    Izzie L.

    There's a certain sense of creativity and passion that felt lost from San Francisco for the longest time, but the owner of Lore has managed to create what is arguably the most unique, immersive experience at a cocktail lounge that I've seen to-date. I cannot recommend Lore enough! Upon our arrival, the owner of Lore personally checked us in and showed us around the establishment. There are a ton of cool puzzles and hidden, interactive games built into the building. Not everything was 100% working when we visited, but the potential of the place is amazing! Our cocktails were quite mystical and well-presented. I think the flavor of them can be improved a bit more; some of them tasted a bit watered down, but the flavor profile was amazing. The best part of the experience was that a live actor would walk around the bar and give us puzzles to solve. We thoroughly enjoyed this aspect and I can't commend the staff enough for such a great job interacting with all the customers. The puzzles were perfectly challenging enough that they were solvable within 15 minutes (for me, under 5 minutes for my genius of a partner :P). I'll 110% be back to Lore once it's more established and see how the place has grown. I think there are still a few kinks to work out but the vision of this place is truly inspiring. My partner and I agreed this is probably the best cocktail lounge we've been to in a long time!

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    Eunice T.

    This place was amazing!! I felt the urge to share the excitement even though I just left the place less than 1 hr ago. I found them on instagram randomly right before grand opening, but didn't have a chance to visit until today. Speakeasy PLUS escape room??? Such a cool concept. Their Asian fusion cocktail was a huge plus too. It's 3 of my favorites combined in one place, so I might be biased. After arriving, we discovered there was a(nother) themed room with puzzles and board games, so that made the experience even more fun. I didn't get to do the escape room this time, so I was a bit worried it wouldn't be fun. I was wrong. I was entertained from the second I stepped in. We were given 3 chances to guess the flavor of the welcome drink. Then, the owner came to invite us to walk around and explore the space. Even the bathrooms have themes! Each stall has a different decor. The board games were new (some were still wrapped). There were a couple common games (codename) , but most were games I haven't seen yet/haven't had the chance to play yet. That's not all. The server came back to give 2 performances when the room was pretty full. Oh, for the drinks, we have yuzu margarita, mango sago, and Wei's pineapple cake. I liked all of them. Yuzu one was as expected, but very good. Mango sago and the pineapple cake cocktails were very unique and it was good. They also had great choice for the music. The only thing I'd recommend would be adding a water station in the back room as well. Also, it'll probably be in their best interest to add a sign to not force anything. My fiance and I've had many escape room experiences so we knew when to stop when attempting the public puzzles around the speakeasy, but I can imagine people accidentally breaking things in an attempt to figure what the puzzles do (no clues were provided there).

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    Vivian L.

    A group of 6 total of us came here to do the escape room and enjoy cocktails after escaping. and wow this place is amazing and creative!! escape room: The Alice in Wonderland theme of the escape room was well thought out and the escape room itself was straightforward and not too challenging for my group of seasoned escape room go-ers (I think we finished in an hour but were given an hour and 40 min). the cocktail tasters that came in little plastic vials throughout the escape room was a fun and pleasant treat that you felt like you earned. there is a live actor/host, and he was funny and accommodated our group's tardiness (thank you for understanding!!!) speakeasy/cocktails: we made reservations for the speakeasy itself for right after the escape room, but there wasn't too much foot traffic on the sunday afternoon we went. my group and i shared a few drinks: Mango Sago (on the sweeter side), Tom Kha (refreshing), Wei's Pineapple Cake & the Borscht. The owner (?) also provided the Kimchi Martini and deviled eggs on the house due to long wait time. All the cocktails taste accurate and delicious, which was especially surprising for the Kimchi Martini. I wouldn't personally order it again, but all kimchi lovers need to try this!! Their menu is still a bit experimental as the staff listens to the feedback of their customers, so just an fyi food: We ordered flatbread and bulgogi nachos (with entire bulgogi chunks in it!!), which also hit the spot for our group although a little pricey (thanks SF). the flatbread had very interesting flavors such as butter chicken and corn cheese. there was a hint of honey added to the butter chicken that made the flatbread delicious. transportation: Parking was also pricey/rough. All of my friends came from outside SF, & we all decided to drive in and park at the nearby Hoff Street Garage, which charges $5 an hour or $25 for 12 hours. The 16th and mission bart station is also very close by, so i would recommend that if you want to avoid sf's parking situation. The owner is so sweet & passionate both about escape rooms and the drinks, & she is absolutely amazing. Lore is working on another escape room, hopefully to open in the next 6 months. I am super excited and would definitely come back to try the next escape room!!

    Dyanna Q.

    This place is SO special. Vy, the owner, is so passionate about creating a fun, fantasy-filled space. Walking under the "puzzle" door in the Mission, you enter a cozy, red-lit area. Hang out here for delicious cocktails and Asian-inspired bites. Or try out the Alice in Wonderland-themed escape room through the secret bookshelf door. To the left, you'll see a speakeasy-within-a-speakeasy that is Lord of the Rings-themed. Even the bathroom stalls are themed after books. There has been so much thought and love put into every corner. It's worth stepping inside and giving into the magic!

    Korean Cold Noodles, PBB, Mango Sago, Tom Kha
    Areeta W.

    Unique experience with a speakeasy/bar experience in the front and an escape room in the back! They also have lots of games for people to play if/when they're not doing the escape room. Super easy to book via Yelp too! The drink selection is similar to Double Chicken Please in NYC with a huge influence from Asian food. My friends and I tried a variety of drinks (priced $19 - 25): Korean Cold Noodles - 3/5 Out of all of the drinks, this probably stood out the least because it didn't really taste like naengmyeon. Tom Kha - 3/5 definitely an interesting drink like you're drinking soup; glad I tried it for the uniqueness but probably wouldn't get it again b/c idk if I can do a sour/salty alc drink LOL. This was also by far the biggest drink and took us a while to finish. A5 Wagyu & Truffle - 4/5 Presentation was so good; they came out with a cloche and when they opened it, a bunch of smoke came out. You could smell the A5 Wagyu everywhere and especially on the drink. This was definitely one of the stronger drinks with it mainly consisting of bourbon. You can taste the smokiness really well. PBB - 4/5 This came with some chocolate and banana chips! The drink was on the stronger side and definitely had sweet notes. Mango Sago - 5/5 Our favorite drink of the night! It didn't taste like alcohol at all and was extremely smooth. This tasted exactly like how you would expect it to! Matcha Redbean - 3.5/5 This was a lot thicker than I thought it would be and was more redbean-y than matcha. I liked this more than the Tom Kha and Korean Cold Noodles but not sure if I would get it again considering the small portion. Wei's Pineapple Cake - 3/5 Not sure if I tasted much of the pineapple cake vibe it was going for but overall still yummy b/c dessert like! Tres Leches w Salted Egg - 4/5 Yummy sweet drink. I didn't taste any Salted Egg but definitely strong milk flavor. Everything was so beautifully presented! We really wanted to try the Permission Negroni but unfortunately, they were sold out. Overall, a fun concept with fun drinks; we would've preferred more alcohol in the drinks but still good! We didn't do the escape room experience but people seem to really like it. Also, the staff were so friendly and sometimes gave us puzzles to solve! They seem to be trying different things out with drinks so I'm excited to come back again!

    Borscht: Gin, beets, apple, citrus, dill, egg white ($20) + Korean Cold Noodles w/ brandy, pear, pineapples, cucumber, sesame ($19)
    Cherylynn N.

    Come with MEEEEE... RUN, don't walk... J/k! Ok, in all seriousness, Lore is going to be the new IT place in the city for a night out. They're a brand new Speakeasy AND Escape Room where you can get your drank on while solving a series of puzzles to escape. I read that the owner/brainchild, Vy spent her entire life savings on building Lore from scratch....alone. She visited DBI (city inspections) over 80 times to make this happen. I also found her Reddit post detailing her experience and offering to answer questions for others navigating the tumultuous process of opening a new business in the city. I admire her drive, preserverance, and positivity...so I had to come to support. Taking over the long closed El Tin Tan, Lore soft opened today just steps away from Bart. Rezzies on Opentable; separate rezzies for the Speakeasy and Escape Room. Our rezzies had to be pushed back several times due to the city's red tape but the owner was very apologetic and offered guests a free app, deviled eggs, and an aperitif. I'm claustrophobic so no Wonderland themed Escape Room (w/ live actors) for me. Starts at $89 pp for 100 minutes. Thirsty Thursday at their speakeasy it is! Q R M E N U CYO Three-Course Cocktail "Dinner" ($19-$29 per cocktail)... Borscht, Korean Cold Noodles, A5 & Truffle, Mango Sago, or Tres Leche w/ salted egg cocktails anyone?! For tapas ($17-$28), there's AZN and global fusion deviled eggs, salad, ceviche, and flatbreads. D R I N K S * Borscht: Gin, beets, apple, citrus, dill, egg white ($20) Savory with a balanced subtle sweet and sour flavor and nice creaminess from the egg foam. * Korean Cold Noodles w/ brandy, pear, pineapples, cucumber, sesame ($19) With hot girl summer here (ok, maybe not in the city), the naengmyeon inspired cocktail was very refreshing with savory tangy sweet notes reminiscent to the real deal. The sesame oil added a nutty finish. S E R V I C E Warm, welcoming, and positive vibes all around. A M B I A N C E Sexy red and black cabaret vibes with a handful of cocktail tables and bar seating. There's also a hidden lounge area in back. P A R K I N G Take public transit or a ride-share. If you have to drive in, the nearest garage is half a block away at Hoff/16th (turn right into the alley when you see Wells Fargo). Overall, Lore is an awesome addition to the city's craft cocktail and nightlife scene. You won't find deliciously unique food-inspired cocktails like this anywhere else in the bay!

    Mango sago, Korean cold noodles, yuzu margarita, A5 wagyu + truffle, and tom kha

    Super random speakeasy that we stumbled upon in the mission. The first room on the inside seems very typical speakeasy, velvet seats, booths, dim lighting. There's a second back room that has more of a mythical, medieval, floral decor. Not too much seating, probably 4 high tables that can seat ~4 people. There's also the escape room nearby and the walls are pretty thin so you can hear the participants doing the escape room. We only tried the drinks-- mango sago, tom kha, Korean cold noodles, yuzu margarita, and A5 wagyu + truffle. It reminded me of DCP in New York with a food inspired menu, although I feel like the flavors fell a little flat and didn't encapsulate the food item itself. I'm unaware if other bars in San Francisco do a similar concept, but definitely worth trying out!

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    Ask the Community - Lore Speakeasy and Escape Room

    Is it only 21+? Can 20 yr olds go and not drink?

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    We only tried the drinks-- mango sago, tom kha, Korean cold noodles, yuzu margarita, and A5 wagyu + truffle.

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