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    Smuggler's Cove

    4.1 (2.1k reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 1:15 am (Next day)

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    SMUGGLER'S COVE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    Jay P.

    What a great little themed bar tucked away in a place you wouldn't expect it to be. The vibe is up and the location is...cozy, to be nice, so it's loud, but it was fun. The bartenders make great drinks that go with the tiki bar vibe. We went on a Thursday and it was up. Friday/Saturday must b insane!

    Saanvi S.

    After hearing that it gets crowded quickly, we arrived even before it opened (at 5) so we didn't have to worry about getting a table. Even so, there was a line to get in but we were still able to get one. The menu is really big which gives a lot of options but is a bit overwhelming. Somehow, our order got lost and they ended up finding it on the floor, which we only found out after waiting around an hour because even people who came after us got their drinks. Because of all that, the drinks weren't worth the time or money. I still really liked the place though, the decor is so cute and it's a fun place to sit and chat which would be the main reason for me to come back.

    Kona cocktail
    Lilian M.

    I sipped on the Kona cocktail at Smuggler's Cove. This San Francisco tiki bar is the perfect spot to decompress with friends or a date. It was chill with cozy cushioned seating in the upstairs loft, solid drinks, and good energy. I didn't get a chance to swing downstairs to take a gander, so I'll have to check it out next time. The restroom is a bit of a tight squeeze, but it's clean and that's all you could ask for. 10/10 would recommend Smuggler's Cove!

    Aku aku
    Carrie G.

    First time checking our smugglers cove. We came on a Friday night about 6pm. Not a lot of seating throughout but it is pretty popular. We went to the bottom bar first. All the tables and seats were taken. The menu is only a QR code now, I heard it was an actual menu previously. We waited for our drinks maybe 15 minutes which seemed like forever. We ended up sitting at the bar on the main floor and we should have just ordered our drinks with them because they were faster! A huge group left in the upstairs room so we got to check that space out too. I liked my drink, I got the $16 Aku Aku. rum, fresh lime, fresh pineapple, peach liqueur, fresh mint. It was better than the Kona. Small drinks but fun place!

    The Mastodon
    Anthony W.

    Still one of my favorite Tiki Bars of all time. I've never had a bad drink here. The key to getting a spot is to just come here right when they open. Maybe arrive there 10-15 mins beforehand to be sure. And then go downstairs immediately when you walk in and find a table fast before all are taken. My favorite drink here is the Mastodon. It's very strong but still has a lot of tropical taste to it. If you like Passion Fruit you'll get hints of that with hints of cherry. The cocktail I got recently was the Roselita. I really enjoyed the combo of the Hibiscus and Pear liqueurs with the Orgeat. So there's nutty notes with some floral and juiciness. This one is a little lighter than the first drink I mentioned which was nice because I still had a long night of drinking to go...

    Drake R.

    Another amazing visit to Smuggler's Cove, and this time an induction into the world of the RUMBUSTION SOCIETY! We got here over an hour early to lock in that coveted bar seat, and we stayed until like 11pm. Such a great time meeting new people and finally getting a chance to talk to the bartenders, much different experience from sitting downstairs... But Smuggler's Cove in general just sets the damn standard for tiki cocktails, once you've been here it's difficult to even drink anywhere else, seriously... The decor and ambiance is top notch to go with it, and this place is small enough that you feel real special sitting in here.. I seriously can't wait to go back again, counting down the days.

    Navy grog
    Danielle B.

    An absolute gem of a tiki bar in San Francisco. Almost like a speakeasy you wouldn't even know that it's there from the street except for the bar security checking IDs out front which kind of gives it some mystery inside. There are two bars to choose from upstairs and downstairs, the staff is extremely knowledgeable and the menu is extensive so maybe go on their website and take a look prior to going so you have an idea of maybe what you'd like. When in doubt, just let the bartenders know what you kind of like to taste in a tiki drink and they will be super helpful.

    Samantha M.

    Smuggler's Cove was a fun atmosphere with some room for improvement! We ordered a fair amount of drinks, I prefer mine on the sweeter side and with clear liquors. I personally ordered a painkiller, a batida, and a piña colada and while the piña colada was ok, I ended up pawning off the other two drinks to my company. To me, the fruit juices were too sour to pair with coconut cream or condensed milk. Creamy and sour is a no-go for me. I'll also include a picture of my batida once it was finished to show it was 75% crushed ice. The tiki ambience was fun and the wet wall was kitschy in a good way, but the lighting in the downstairs bar could be improved. I thought the spotlights on the booth side of the seating areas were a bit harsh and casted unflattering shadows. However, the music playlist was great. It sounded like a blend of 50s, 60s, and 70s Hawaiian songs. In terms of service and wait times, we got there early before opening and waited in line outside. The staff were very nice and we got our drinks quickly after making a beeline to the downstairs bar.

    Not letting the long wait ruin our night
    Alexander A.

    Our group of four made the mistake of stopping by Smuggler's Cove. It was a Thursday night and when we arrived it was a little after 10pm. The place was apparently packed so we had to wait a couple of minutes before being let in. When we finally got in, we could see that it was an older crowd of folks, just sitting and talking, which is fine. But most weren't really drinking, just vibing with their empty drinks. Despite this fact, the bar took forever to make our drinks. (Or maybe everyone else was also waiting on more drinks?) We ordered four drinks off of the menu, and didn't get them until 11pm. I have group photos with timestamps that we took together to pass the time. We waited for 45 minutes, all of it standing by the bar, for our first round of drinks. The drinks themselves were okay, but we downed them and left immediately without hesitation. There's no way we were going to order another round. On the way out, we noticed plaques on the wall of apparently patrons' names who were being honored for drinking anywhere from hundreds to thousands of cocktails at Smuggler's Cove. Yikes. You won't be seeing our names up there anytime soon.

    Justin J.

    Always in search of a good tiki bar because why didn't love tasty food in a fun, islands vibe bar? So found this place while in SF and headed over to check it out. Smugglers Cove is a three story bar, with Island/pirate ambulance. You walk in on the second floor, with a bar immediately in front of you. There isn't any particular seating in this area, and it's generally pretty full. On the third floor is seating area to drink and talk amongst friends, while the first floor has another bar area with seating. Drinks are tiki in nature, heavily rum featured but with other spirits as well. Drinks sissy have different levels of strength. If there's a diamond next to the cocktail name on the menu, this means it is strong.. So order accordingly. Drinks were flavorful with solid presentation, and they are made quickly once ordered. The bar can be really busy though, bit it is a fun atmosphere. If you're looking for a tiki bar with quality drinks in SF, definitely try Smugglers Cove

    Sidewinder's Fang (left) and Rum Barrel (right)
    Andrea R.

    A friend of mine was visiting the Bay and wanted to try Smuggler's Cove, so we decided to go on a Friday. We arrived at 5:15, and there was a short line of people waiting outside. Once we entered, we saw a beautiful, small area decorated as a tiki bar. There is a very small seating area upstairs with booth seating and dim lighting, as well as another bar area in the basement. Right away, we realized that Smuggler's Cove has an extremely long menu (I'm talking 50+ drinks). Most are rum cocktails, but they also have non-rum options available. I chose the Sidewinder's Fang, and I'm so happy with my choice! It was deliciously fresh and citrusy. I would 100% order it again. I was genuinely shocked by how yummy it was. We sat upstairs in the small seating area. Even though the space was really small, I didn't feel cramped. Unfortunately, they did overcharge us by $10. We wanted to ask for a refund, but the line at the bar was long and we had a dinner reservation we needed to head out for. Despite the overcharge, this bar was incredible and I would love to return!

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    Joe L.

    Arrr, matey! Smuggler's Cove be the finest Tiki tavern this scallywag has ever set foot in. Be sure to study the grog list afore ye sail in--and keep it on yer enchanted device for easy reference. The elixirs be bold and mighty, fit for a seasoned sea dog. Hoist a tankard of their signature potion, The Expedition, and drink deep, for these masterful mixologists know their craft better than a pirate knows the tides! Rum-lovin' buccaneers, take heed! They be harborin' over 550 varieties o' the good stuff. Ask 'bout the Rumbustion Society, should ye fancy yerself a true rum scholar. The Cove be spread across three decks--the upper one be a spillover from the main deck below. As fer vittles? This old salt ain't sure if they be welcome aboard--best send word ahead lest ye be left high and dry. Yo ho ho, and bottoms up, ye landlubber! ‍

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    Decor is on point and the drinks are fantastic. Staff is nice and friendly, quick, and knowledgeable.

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    Ask the Community - Smuggler's Cove

    How bad is the wait if you get there right as they open on Friday?

    Can you bring food?

    No. Smugglers Cove doesn't allow outside food to be brought in. Light snacks like chips are okay.

    Do they have live music?

    No, it's a small space.

    Can you make reservations?

    No, it's just a bar that you walk into. You just get your drink and find a place to sit.

    Do they still require proof of vaccine?

    2 weeks ago they did!

    Is it 21 and over?

    Yes, it's a bar only.

    Is this place open yet trying to find a cool tiki bar to take my boyfriend for his 21st for a cool fancy drink?

    Is there an entrance fee?

    Nope.

    Do they have food too?

    Nope. Just the most amazing cocktails and rum selection you will find anywhere on the planet. There are a considerable number of wonderful restaurants within a couple of blocks however.

    Do they take reservations?

    No.

    Do they allow children?

    It's not the place for children. Don't bring them. It's inappropriate and would be annoying to the other patrons

    Can i com here with my grandpa?

    That would depend on your grandpa more than in the location. If he's into tiki lounges and steady on his feet and able to negotiate stairs if necessary I don't see why not

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    Lore Speakeasy and Escape Room

    Lore Speakeasy and Escape Room

    4.5
    (97 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    Amazing cocktails! Each one is so unique with different flavor profiles. Given the complexity, the…read moredrinks do take awhile so just hang out and enjoy! * Lychee Corn 75 = sweet lychee, but not overly; can't really taste any alcohol * Korean Cold Noodles = so complex! It's hard to describe but it's definitely worth a try. It also comes with some Dijon mustard to try with it. * Dumpling Martini = VERY strong and unique. It comes with a real dumpling! * Mango Sago = I really liked this one - tastes exactly like mango with coconut and has a few mochi for fun. * Ube Cheesecake = yummy dessert cocktail that is fairly thick so commit (it's worth it) The food is really unique as well - I highly suggest the deviled egg sampler. The atmosphere is very lounge like with chill vibes. Service is great.

    Lore's Wonderland escape room was a fun and delightfully whimsical experience. **This review is…read moremainly for the escape room, as we did not order any additional drinks outside of the escape room.** THE SPACE // Lore Speakeasy and Escape Room has cool themed decor everywhere, from the dimly-lit speakeasy/bar room in front, to the Middle Earth/Lord of the Rings-themed board game room, to the individual bathrooms, and of course the escape room's multiple Alice in Wonderland-themed rooms. Clearly a lot of effort went into building these rooms and evoking a certain vibe for each. THE ESCAPE ROOM // The puzzles in the escape room varied in difficulty - some required us to think a bit more, some required our observational skills to work harder, and others required a light level of physical skill/movement. We were perplexed a few times but never got stuck for too long, as the White Rabbit (played by Phoenix, the live actor/puzzle master) would jump in occasionally to provide clues over the speaker or in person. It took us about 1 hr 20 min to finish the entire escape room; I thought the pacing was good. THE [ESCAPE ROOM] DRINKS // Lore's escape room experience comes with "a flight of themed cocktails or mocktails, including "potion"-style drinks that are integrated into the experience as you progress", per the website. We got to choose one cocktail/mocktail option (Korean Cold Noodles) from a list on the website, and the other two drinks are pre-selected to supposedly fit into the Wonderland theme, with the flavors described online as "berry" and "peach". You can get both cocktail and mocktails for your party, in case some people want alcohol and others don't. We all enjoyed the flavor of the Korean Cold Noodles cocktail, which was refreshing and surprisingly a bit minty in the mocktail version. However, we didn't like the two other two pre-selected themed drinks as much. The "berry" drink gave us cherry cough syrup vibes, and the cocktail version of it was quite strong. The "peach" mocktail drink reminded me of canned fruit syrup; we also were missing the two cocktail versions, though we decided not to ask for them as the mocktail version already was less than impressive. One other missed expectation here was the size of the drinks that we received in the escape room. We were expecting full-sized cocktails, like what they serve in the speakeasy in front. Instead, we found out that the drinks are served in small "vials". Given the size of the drinks in the escape room, combined with us not even enjoying two out of the three drinks, I would preferred to go through the escape room without the drinks at all, and likely pay a bit less for the escape room then. OVERALL // I'd still recommend the escape room as a good one-time experience with a date/friends/family. Just don't expect too much from the included themed drinks! The speakeasy drinks on the main menu do sound unique/tasty, so I might come back again to try those sometime.

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    Cool Middle Earth themed room with lots of seating! Plenty of board games available to play as well
    Cool Middle Earth themed room with lots of seating! Plenty of board games available to play as well
    Our Pineapple Cake cocktail is an ode to Taiwan.
    Our Pineapple Cake cocktail is an ode to Taiwan.
    Borscht: Gin, beets, apple, citrus, dill, egg white ($20) + Korean Cold Noodles w/ brandy, pear, pineapples, cucumber, sesame ($19)

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

    The Beehive

    4.3
    (455 reviews)
    1.4 mi
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    Love what + how they do it. It's a neighborhood bar that…read morejust feels right. Food wise I'm drawn to a few favorites like the stellar pork belly banh mi slider, fries and the chicken bites. It's a thoughtful menu w something for everyone. Had a Paper Plane which the bar man furiously shook to an icy froth on the top. Soooo good. Went on St Pat Saturday and was looking for a non frat crew vibe and was really pleased I remembered BH was close by.

    Cool bar with bites in the Mission District. We got there shortly after it opened at 4pm on Friday…read moreafternoon. I was craving a refreshing craft cocktail and got one with the Green Emmanuelle. I liked the cardamom in the Beauty Mark as well that my partner ordered. We ordered shishito peppers and mushroom bahn mi sliders. The mushroom bahn mi sliders were amazing - the quality fillings and taste of the soft bun - I was unexpectedly hit with a bite of spice from maybe jalapeño seeds left but didn't sour my experience. The shishito peppers ended up being extremely spicy as well, those are usually just a few spicy and not the majority. The roasted lemon and salt was a wonderful combo but just too spicy to eat. However, the server very kindly removed it from our bill without us asking. We order the crostini because we were still hungry and that was an absolute hit. Delicious med-soft crostini with luscious berries and sweet honey. I didn't care my hands got sticky as it was soooo good! Great experience, I would be weary if the peppers as I'm a bit spice-intolerant but everything else was spot-on.

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    Blind Pig Speakeasy Lounge

    Blind Pig Speakeasy Lounge

    4.8
    (201 reviews)
    0.6 mi
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    Omg, first of all, I love bars that are innovative, ESPECIALLY if it's Asian themed drinks! The…read moreBlind Pig is If not more! Our bartender, Andrew, The Wild Pig's Flights is very cheerful and is one of the best bartender I've ever met! ADHD on steroids, in a good way! Love the decor with all the monkey king and piggies! My first drink was The Sticky Rice (secret menu #3) and it has Whiskey in it and I'm not a whiskey gal but it was delicious! The pandan flavors were a surprising finish! I almost just finish the finish the Hi-Chew for pig (secret menu #6) was very very refreshing! Slightly creamy in a good way (giggity) For someone who hates Gin, it was flavorful and easy to drink! Piggy - light, easy to drink. You get the dill taste first then the cucumber and a small hint of bitter melon at the end. It really stimulates my adhd brain Pineapple bun - a little sweet and citrusy. The coconut whipped cream on top was a perfect topper! I never thought I would taste these type of flavors in a cocktail! Definitely a must when coming to SF every time now!

    one of the finest cocktail bars in the city…read more intimate, friendly, well crafted, passionate, and impressive. have been coming here for a little while now, and their drinks never fail to amaze. leo, pedro, and andrew in particular really make the establishment shine, and truly do make this place special. they are always kind and attentive no matter how busy it may be. don't forget to roll the dice.

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    Festive Cocktails
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    Christmas special
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    Terrene

    Terrene

    4.1
    (210 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$

    The food is very good - we've been here twice and had great food all around…read more Our first visit we had some trouble with the service, feeling rushed thru for what is a pretty expensive dinner, but the team there contacted us after (we had a reservation so they had our email) and they made it right by inviting us back as guest of Rob, the Bev Mgr. The 2nd visit the service was impeccable, everything went exactly as we had hoped. We will be back. We can recommend the scallops and the Salmon, the chicken was very tasty. Also, for the food, I recommend the dips and the fresh pitas, so good. We'll be back just for that. Reminds me of the old Berkeley restaurant years ago, Holy Land (IYKYK). Mmmm. Thanks!

    We came here last year and had such a great breakfast that we decided to come back when we visited…read moresf again last weekend. It definitely lived up to our memories. One thing we really appreciate is that it's dog-friendly, so we were able to bring our dog and enjoy breakfast outside in the sun. It made for a really relaxing start to the day. The food was delicious, and everyone in our group really enjoyed their meal. The smoothies were also fresh, refreshing, and a great addition to breakfast. My only complaint is that the portions were a bit on the small side, we were still a little hungry after finishing our plates. Overall, it's a great breakfast spot with tasty food, a welcoming atmosphere, and dog-friendly outdoor seating. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in sf.

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    Terrene Lounge
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    Steak and eggs
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    Third Rail

    Third Rail

    4.5
    (257 reviews)
    2.3 mi
    $$

    We stumbled upon Third Rail after watching a basketball game at Chase Center, and it ended up being…read moresuch a gem! The atmosphere was great. It was busy on a Saturday night without feeling overwhelming and the whole place had a really fun relaxed energy to it. The staff was also fantastic and super helpful with all of our questions. We tried an Old Fashioned and the Third Rail cocktail, which was similar to a sour, and both were phenomenal. Seriously some amazing drinks. We didn't get a chance to try any of their jerky this time around, but we'll definitely be back for it!

    I've been coming to Third Rail regularly for over two years and have always enjoyed the cocktails…read moreand atmosphere. Under the previous ownership, the staff was incredibly accommodating. When they removed my favorite Polar Bear-style drink from the menu, they were happy to let me bring over a fresh shot of espresso from the neighboring café so they could recreate it. Yesterday, under the new ownership, I was told I "technically can't" bring in an outside shot of espresso and that they couldn't make the drink. I understand businesses can change their policies, and that's their prerogative. What disappointed me was the way it was communicated. As a longtime, loyal customer, the interaction felt unnecessarily rigid and unwelcoming rather than customer-focused. It's unfortunate because I've recommended this bar to many people over the years, but after today's experience, it doesn't feel like the same place.

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    Third Rail
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    Shoji

    Shoji

    4.2
    (565 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $

    Be sure to make a reservation! On a random Wednesday evening this place was VERY busy. Luckily I…read morewas able to make a reservation on Open Table for later in the day. We started dinner with oysters. They were fresh, clean and the beet chili jam sauce was very vibrant. It was a great combination of flavors. It's topped with fried shallots which adds a nice crunch to end off the bite. For dinner I had the uni amaebi donburi. It comes with ikura, sweet raw shrimp and uni. There was also a layer of what seemed to be finely processed mushrooms under the ikura which added a nice texture. The egg yolk added a richness and creaminess throughout the dish. It is a very rich dish so I didn't mind that it was what others described as a smaller portion. I'd definitely stop in again for dinner with friends.

    ~4.5/5, best not-too-sweet matcha in sf fidi area this is a…read morereview just for the matcha/morning cafe to-go; hope to update review for the food since it's been a while.. I've been here several times since their first opening and through their numerous cup changes. I can say the matcha is consistently good, and glad the cup size is bigger :) Matcha einspanner is great, the latte is not sweet and you can taste the matcha quality, milk proportions are just right. Einspanner cream is delicious too and a sweet treat paired with the latte, and topped with matcha powder.

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    Uni Amaebi Don: Soy marinaded raw sweet shrimp, santa barbara uni, ikura, soy marinated yolk ($44 +$3 nori)
    Uni Amaebi Don: Soy marinaded raw sweet shrimp, santa barbara uni, ikura, soy marinated yolk ($44 +$3 nori)
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