I was invited to an event at the Executive Order space. Great ambiance. BUT…read more No working elevator. As some one who recently broke a limb and was using a motorized scooter, this was problematic. I happened to have a set of crutches just for circumstances like this. I struggled up two flights of stairs trying to avoid putting weight on my broken limb. Not the greatest experience. If you are physically challenged and wish to visit I would call ahead and ask about that elevator. Lemon Drop martinis are great, though.

A group of us stopped by after an event nearby, looking for a place to relax and regroup and this…read morespot was perfect. It's spacious, with plenty of seating including an upstairs area, plus a pool table and a wide selection of drinks. They were playing all the best R&B jams, which added to the great vibe. Our server, Dave, was super helpful in guiding us through the menu. I had a beer, while my friends ordered the lumpia and buffalo cauliflower (both were amazing, by the way). I'd definitely love to come back for one of their upcoming events and experience more of the atmosphere. Overall, I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting SF.

Stopped in for a drink before a show "Summer Cabaret Show"…read more The Devil's Acre Hahana our bartender was so quick and very helpful sharing the history of the bar. She made us special drriks. Vodka Soda - Extra Lime Lemon, Pineapple, Vodka Tart The deco has structure frame that over 100 years old. Such an old fashion salon. Great music too... A must visit.

North Beach is filled with old bars, dive bars, restaurant bars and strip club bars. The Devil's…read moreAcre is one of the few newer bars around that feels brand new, but beautiful and elegant. The decor and motif is somewhere between late 1800s Victorian and early 1900s with touch of Steampunk. Love it! The lone bartender gentleman made a tasty lavender cocktail...not much in terms of personality though on a quiet Sunday. Most importantly...the Devil's Acre has the best restroom/water closet in all of North Beach! It was a big, clean, modern space...I honestly felt comfortable doing a full number two/deux/dos/yee/zwei/due/duas/ bio movement.

It's a dedicated lounge bar located in the lobby of Zetta hotel, they serve breakfast in the…read moremorning and drinks at night. The coffee was okay although the lid was so loose and drink spilled. The croissant with butter and jam was warm and crispy. Each item costs from $5 to $10 prior to tax and surcharge.

"Beware: S&R Lounge Speed Dating Event Never Happened"…read more I purchased a ticket for a speed dating event advertised at S&R Lounge, Hotel Zetta (San Francisco) on Sept 4, 2025. My attendance was confirmed, but the organizer canceled the event with little notice. I asked to be moved to Sept 11 instead, but my request was ignored. When I requested a refund, the organizer repeatedly refused, citing a "no refunds" policy and insisting my ticket "never expires." That might sound flexible, but in practice it means: if the event is canceled, you don't get your money back -- just vague promises of future events. This is unacceptable. The specific event I paid for at S&R Lounge never happened, yet the organizer kept my money. Looking at other reviews, this is part of a pattern: last-minute cancellations, poor communication, and refusal to honor refunds. Bottom line: If you're considering an event at S&R Lounge run by MyCheekyDate/Do You Relish, be cautious. You may end up paying for an event that never happens, with no refund offered.

Came here for a friend birthday on a Saturday night and it was a buyout. It was nice having the…read moreentire place, parking was pretty easy in this area and fairly safe. There was a bouncer, a dj, and the bartenders were quick and efficient and made really good espresso martinis with tequila too, it's one of their signature drinks. They have TVs, a lounge area in the back with that one game and there's room for a dance floor up front. Also a cool place to also just grab a drink.

Fantastic refresh of an old dive bar. Nicely cleaned up. Owned by Pie Punks next door (easy access…read moreto pizza!) Staff was super friendly and adjusted the music to sound so we could watch the Women's World Cup. For a fresh start for this bar's refresh...full on awesome.

While a bar in a food hall isn't exactly the place you go for a night with friends or a date, this…read morelittle spot actually made for a relaxed chill session. Handful of us watched the Cal football game on TV Saturday night after grabbing dinner upstairs and just enjoyed the low key vibe and knowledgeable bartenders who took very good care of us. Drinks were tasty (the tamarind margarita was unbelievable, and the Forever Young was very good also) and very reasonably priced ($16-18) and large enough to definitely get you your money's worth.

I've only had soda from here, so this review mainly has to do with customer service…read more I had ordered food from one of the restaurants and was planning to order a soft drink from Lagom. I found out from the bakery that the Lagom bartender is also the master of the remote control, and I wanted to watch the World Series rather than whatever random NBA game was on. When I first approached the bar, there was a large group of five or six standing and chatting near the bartender. The bartender himself was discussing something with one of the men. This conversation went on for at least two or three minutes, so I tried to get the bartender's attention, as it seemed he wasn't actually busy serving anyone. Just as I was about to say something, he began making a drink for the man, who paid for it. Two or three others from the group ended up lining up to order drinks individually. I walked to the other side of the bar to catch the bartender while he was grabbing ingredients so that I could at least ask about the remote. He was flustered, but I couldn't tell why, exactly. He at first tried to change the channel himself but quickly gave up and handed the remote to me. I changed the channel and placed the remote on the bar, and almost simultaneously, my food pager started to buzz, so I went to pick up my dinner. When I returned to the bar, he was still serving people from that same party. It seems that each of them had ordered a different fancy drink, and instead of one person ordering and/or paying for all of them, four or five different people had ordered and paid. They went on to sit at a table and quite enjoy themselves for the next couple of hours. Finally, I ordered my soda. He still seemed flustered, so I left him a big tip. He was much more relaxed when I ordered another soda an hour or so later. (I was planning to watch the whole game.) I don't know what that large party ordered, but in general, no one seemed to be pushy, rude, or in a hurry; so I'm not sure why the bartender was frustrated, but it took him way too long to fulfill the orders.

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 :-)

One of my absolute favorite Tiki bars. The decor on the inside is amazing with some amazing wall…read moreart and little tiki booths you can sit in. Drinks are what you'd expect from a tiki bar, not complaining. I had gone on a Sunday afternoon so it wasn't busy and service was quick. Two downsides: they don't sell any type of food or snacks to much on while you drink and the general location is.... Interesting. Overall it's a great tiki bar that I 100% will go back to.

We had a fun time here. It was definitely worth going and checking out. We were trying to hit up as…read moremany tiki bars as we could. We hit three tonight, which was awesome. We came on a weeknight and it wasn't too busy, which was really nice. Gave us the opportunity to walk around and check things out.

Where do I start... From one of the most dedicated General Managers in San Francisco right on down…read morethe line, the service and the individuals who work at Pagan Idol are some of the most inviting I have had the pleasure of sitting across from. Maggie did an incredible job mixing me one of the most delicious drinks I have had the pleasure of sipping, right down to the fresh garnishes they used to present a beautiful cocktail. The atmosphere at Pagan Idol mixes classic Tiki with an exquisite selection of rum you will spend half a decade trying to sort your way through. The combination of amazing seating options and classical island decor makes anyone want to sail away for long hours to escape the office. The long hours of code my team and I have been grinding through, building tools that may one day replace us, make a place like Pagan Idol irreplaceable. One more thing that in today's society is inestimable is the wonderful service I received from the people at Pagan Idol. They reminded me that human kindness and good drinks can be hard to come by in a city where ambition and highbrowed hubris have become the norm -- rather than what compliments incredible people. Go there. Drink. Set Sail. Have Fun!

Pagan Idol might be my favorite tiki spot this side of the bay for a few reasons:…read more 1) Inspired decor -- the wooden ship hull design in the front bar and the huts + volcano in the back bar make popping in for a cocktail feel like an excursion to another world. I'd heard the back bar opens after 7, but when I was there the doors magically parted at 5:30 so my hubs and I relocated to a private hut for a cozier final round. 2) Delicious drinks -- the menu offers a nice selection of tiki standards, new takes on old classics and some Pagan Idol originals. Each drink is built from fresh, house-made ingredients and all potent yet balanced on the palate. Many are rum-based but not all so there's some variety if rum isn't your thing. 3) Expert bartenders -- the fella who made my drinks knew his stuff and answered questions about the menu patiently without an ounce of attitude. When I decided I wanto venture off-menu for my second order, he whipped up a daiquiri variation that he intuited would fit my tastes based on preferences I shared (and nailed it). Will definitely come here for my next tiki fix.