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    The Sage & Drifter

    4.8 (68 reviews)
    ModerateCocktail Bars
    Open 3:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Juke Box
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    The perfect old fashioned
    Joseph N.

    We found ourselves in the western, foggy side of SF, looking for a decent bar. We had just finished a couple drinks at a trendy, froufrou bar, where we received cocktails with Instagrammable presentation -- but forgettable flavor profiles. After that experience, all I wanted was a well-executed old fashioned. We found it at The Sage & Drifter. And more. It's a gem. ---- Drinks ---- They offer a small, curated -- and beautifully drawn, I must add -- menu with delectable cocktails. I went straight for the Modern Oldie -- a seasonal twist on the old fashioned. I asked the bartender what his spin would be, and he told me he was still experimenting. So it would be a regular old-fashioned for now. Fine by me! The balance, precision, and flavor profile was perfect. No frills. Delicious. And exactly what I needed. Maybe next time, he'll have a creative concoction ready. My partner got The Sage, a namesake drink on the menu. It offered complexity and deliciousness. For our second drinks, we noticed interesting mezcal bottles that we wanted to try. We pointed them out to him and ask if he could conjure up recommended cocktails based on those mezcals. He immediately shared the flavor profiles of each and immediately suggested two cocktails. On the spot. He presented to us a mezcal negroni, and a mezcal sour. They were absolutely fantastic. ---- Service and environment ---- Upon entering, the bartender was laid back and amiable. You sensed an easygoing, neighborhood vibe. A few regulars were hanging around, occasionally chatting with him. Importantly -- he absolutely knew his stuff. You detect the expert craftsmanship watching him make drinks. As I mentioned, he offered creative recommendations based on the specific spirits we wanted. He probably could have made my standard old fashioned with his eyes closed. Overall, this seems like a chill, awesome neighborhood bar with wonderful drinks. A small pool table in the back. ---- Cost ---- Fair. Delicious drinks served by a talented bartender. Very much worth it. ---- Additional notes and tips ---- Two bathrooms here! That's a plus. ---- Overall ---- We felt thrilled to stumble upon this gem. We found a great bar, and a talented bartender that knew his drinks. If I lived in the neighborhood, I would probably frequent this bar a few times a week.

    Yasma A.

    Great atmosphere and cocktails. Is it a requirement to have a mustache to come here? ‍

    Rhea A.

    Probably my favorite cocktail bar in the neighborhood. (If you have other recommendations LMK please) Second time coming here and I love a cocktail with an egg white. All of their drinks on the menu/off menu that have egg whites are DELICIOUS. So flavorful, frothy, and just an overall delight to sip. Ambiance is sooo laid back. Bartenders are friendly and easy to talk to. My default is their whiskey sour!! Would recommend but honestly I'm sure you can't go wrong with any cocktail.

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    Katja K.

    "An unpretentious cocktail bar" is the perfect way to describe this place. It looks like a classic dive bar but serves spectacular cocktails. The menu is stacked with unique drinks that all taste amazing.

    The weary drifter on the right. Mocktail on the left.
    Minia L.

    I don't usually find myself in that part of town, but I happened to stop by and was pleasantly surprised by The Weary Drifter. This cocktail is quite the interesting creation! I've never heard of anyone combining pisco with beet juice and egg white before, but it totally works. The drink was super tasty. The smoothness from the egg white balanced out the earthy beet juice perfectly, and the hint of lemon added a nice zing. I'm not sure if I'm tripping, but it felt like the basil sugar had a touch of nuts around it, which was an unexpected but delightful twist that made it even more enjoyable. I'm really glad I decided to give it a try. If you find yourself in the area, don't miss out on this gem! The people were welcoming and the ambiance was chill. Cheers to new discoveries!

    The False Roselle, and a Margarita with salt rim
    Elizabeth R.

    I LOVE this place! The vibe is your typical dive bar type scene with a fun little pool table in the back. It's quiet for the most part, homey, feels like the right spot you need to be at! I don't know the name of the bartender (I should ask) but he's always there when we go, and he's SO kind, so amazing, down to earth etc. We always order the False Roselle but always call it "that hibiscus drink" haha. Love coming here with friends after dinner, or if we're in the area. Def a must try bar!

    Weary Drifter and Rousalle a must try....
    Pstephan A.

    Had to verify the reviews....and they are 100% Correct! Drinks are absolutely delicious! Stopped in during my kids dance class across the street. Don't be fooled by the outside and I wouldn't call this a dive bar but a neighborhood bar for locals but for all to enjoy. Interiors are spot on San Francisco bar decor with pool table and plenty of seating. Recommend and Yes I'll be back every Thursday around 4ish. Cheers!

    Spirits & Cocktails Menu - 2/16/23
    Cherylynn N.

    If you live in The Sets... After a looooong day of working from home in your PJs, sometimes you want to have a craft cocktail without getting all dolled up to head to The Mission, SoMa, or The Marina. Well, throw on your puffy jacket and some uggs, and head to The Sage & Drifter! You don't even need to comb out the bird's nest on your head because no judgement. The Sage & Drifter is welcoming neighborhood bar that's low-key. So, come as you are, pull up a seat and get your drank on! I haven't been to this spot since it was "The Corner Spot" and it hasn't changed much, other than the addiiton of a craft cocktail menu ($15 each): https://tinyurl.com/mr6vvtj4. I want to get my buzz on STAT so opted for Casamigos Blanco, double on the rocks: https://tinyurl.com/5e8d6e4k. It's smooth with vanilla and citrus notes. It's my go-to if Fortaleza Blanco isn't available. Three shot of Casamigos Blanco, Fernet Neat, and a soda was $45 pre-tip. I think it was discounted for HH so very affordable for the city. If I lived within stumbling distance, def a place I would hit up on the regular! OTHER NOTES: * Charlie, the bartender is awesome! He was by himself but held down the fort and did a great job making sure everyone was taken care of. * Dark and kinda divey with a sports bar feel. Multiple TVs for watching the game and there's a pool table in back with a digital jukebox. * Bar seating with mainly high top tables with one regular table. * Laid back, mixed crowd. * Bags of chips available for the drunchies. * Dog-friendly as long as your dog is leashed and next to you at all times. * Street parking can be challenging so more of a neighborhood spot.

    Cocktail menu
    Chris W.

    As we enter a new 2023, I began reflecting on some of the most fun times in my life and where those memories took place. Corner Spot was one of those places. While the Corner Spot is long gone, the bones and opportunity for good times still remains with Sage and Drifter. Pros: + Still have the pool table! One of the signatures of every establishment that's found a home here. + + Well balanced craft cocktails that taste so good that they're almost too dangerous +++ Maybe expensive for a neighborhood bar but decent prices for a cocktail bar. This would be a good 2nd or 3rd date ++++ Just the right amount of busy! Easy for me to find a barstool to call my own +++++Parking can be tough in the area but y'all shouldn't be drinking and driving anyways! Overall this is a fun place to be, with plenty of seating and am excited to come back to create (and maybe also forget) more fun memories!

    Hongo Picante and Weary Drifter
    Katy C.

    Thank goodness for a neighborhood cocktail place! Came on a Thursday night around 730 and there was about 7 people in the bar. We decided on the weary drifter (5/5) and the hongo picante (4/5). This season's weary drifter included beets which gave it beautiful color and reminded me of a pisco sour variation. Bartender told us they change the weary drifter every 2-3 months. The mushroom infused tequila was so interesting and I was impressed you could actually taste it! Parking is difficult in this area but a great place for night cap. About 10 good craft beers also on tap.

    Yum
    Justine Ray M.

    Ayeee cheers to this spot! Seth is an amazing bartender. He served me up some delicious Fernet that I have never ever tried before. It was pretty strong and had delicious minty taste to it. I can't wait to come back and try it again. This bar is all blocked out from the outside and when you walk in you see bar stools and some door. I look forward to bringing all my friends here!

    Daniel C.

    After having a quick burger in Walnut Creek, my friend and I decided it'll be best to beat the traffic and head back to the city. He looked on Yelp to see what was in the area nearby to where we were going to have dinner and found The Sage & Drifter. What a hidden gem! When you walk in, you'll see some tables, bar seating, a pool table and 3 flat screen TV's. They also have 2 clean restrooms inside. Our bartender was also an owner of the bar and he provided us exceptional service. We learned they have a fun and busy trivia night there. Not only was he great to chat with, he made us some exceptional cocktails. I didn't get to talk too much to him as I got a work call that I had to take care. It took up more time than expected and I had to even walk back to the rental to grab my laptop but it all worked out in the end. After we finished our drinks, we were each gifted a poker chip to come back to redeem for a drink. We will definitely be back! Legit bar in Inner Sunset.

    Cyn C.

    Here for the good drinks and good people. They hosted a women's center fundraiser and we played music bingo. I support businesses that support communities.

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    Ask the Community - The Sage & Drifter

    Is trivia night still going on? Can't find any info online.

    Yes it is! Every Wednesday from 7-10pm, hope to see you there!

    Hi, what time is trivia on Wednesday?

    Trivia starts at 7 and ends around 10. It fills up fast though so it might be a good idea to get there early.

    Until you guys get the kitchen running will you guys allow outside food?

    This location has always had food (Terry's Lodge and Corner Spot)? I'm excited for a neighborhood bar with some food options. Will this have that?

    We are working on getting the kitchen going. Hopefully it will be up and running in the next couple of months.

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    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.

    5% surcharge. They have the place all festive for the…read moreholidays. Here's the run-down: 4.6/5: Hot buttered cider $17. With Johnny Walker Black, Drambuie, apple cider, apple butter. I definitely prefer this version to the more traditional version that just adds water. 4.5/5: Pigs in a Blanket $15. The puff pastry is very buttery, and the sausage is higher-end.

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    What a quaint spot in Palo Alto. The decor looks thoughtful and modern, but homey. It has a…read morebeautiful bar area. The restaurant is in the Town and Country Village plaza so it's not too hard to find parking. It's in one of the corners of the plaza so it feels nicely tucked away. We decided to come for brunch on a Sunday and was seated right away. Their menu is small, but that means each option is unique. We got the BLT and the Soft Scramble. The BLT has their signature umami bacon, which is a candied bacon with an interesting seasoning that includes things like mushroom powder, seaweed powder, etc to give that "umami" flavor. The bacon was definitely a highlight. The wasabi aioli on the BLT was great too. The soft scramble was overall just okay.

    After a Friday graduation event, we decided on a late-night dinner around 8 PM and headed to…read moreHorsefeather, craving a good glass of wine and their fried chicken. When we arrived, the restaurant was only partially filled, with several open tables clearly visible throughout the dining room. Unfortunately, our first impression was disappointing. We were greeted by a hostess who seemed unhappy and informed us that our only options were bar seating or an outdoor table. Looking around at the many available tables, it didn't make much sense, but we chose to sit at the bar which we didn't mind. What made the experience more frustrating was that those same open tables remained empty for the entire time we were there. While we understand restaurants may reserve tables for later reservations, when a dining room stays half-empty for the evening, it feels like a lapse of hospitality. For dinner, we ordered the Pork Tacos, Hot Honey Chicken, and a glass of wine. The Hot Honey Chicken was the standout of the evening, perfectly cooked, crispy, and packed with flavor. Served with honey sriracha and creamy mashed potatoes, it was savory, satisfying, and exactly what we were hoping for. The Pork Tacos were a bit disappointing. While the pork itself was tender and well-cooked, the overall flavor was quite bland, even with the accompanying dressing. It wasn't a bad dish, but it lacked the seasoning and punch needed to make it memorable. Overall, the bartender was nice, food was okay, Hot Honey Chicken definitely the highlight of the evening.

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    4.1
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    4.8 mi
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    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 each ordered the sunrise sandwich - one with bacon and one with sausage. The sausage was super…read morethin and dry. The bacon was fine. The sandwich comes with a small dressed salad and three tomato halves. It was nice. The potatoes served with the sandwich were roasted but served cold and dry. Like they were left over from the night before. Randy enjoyed his mocha. We shared a very dry, flavorless except for the two small bits of jam in them, "cheese" danish. Definitely skip this $7 item that you could get at a circle k for $1.50 and it would taste fresher. You order when you walk in and someone delivers your order and then you're left to fend for yourself. We were able to locate some ketchup for the potatoes on our own. Nobody ever checked on us. This is the second place on this visit that's charging an extra 5% fee so that their employees can have a living wage and health insurance, which absolutely, every employee should have. With the prices they charge, they should already be able to do that, though. I read an article about this fee with many different names and I would rather pay a bit higher of a price and know the employees were taken care of than be surprised by this fee later. Two sandwich breakfasts, a mocha and a danish on top of tax and their healthy sf fee was $63. Steep for the quality we got. Won't be back.

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    4.6 mi
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    Live music
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    My family and I recently visited Cavaña in SF on Sunday 6/21 at 5:30pm, expecting to enjoy what we…read moreunderstood to be a rooftop restaurant and bar. Unfortunately, our experience started off on the wrong foot before we even made it upstairs. When we arrived, the doorman, a tall, heavyset gentleman, was eating and did not acknowledge us as we approached. I politely asked if the restaurant was open, and instead of simply answering the question, he responded that it wasn't a restaurant but a rooftop bar, adding, "I don't know where you got that misconception." I found the comment unnecessarily dismissive and somewhat condescending. As an educated woman visiting with my husband and our minor daughter, I felt there were more professional ways to clarify the venue's concept. Rather than engage further, I chose to ignore the remark. He then pointed us toward the line, despite there being no one else waiting, and pressed the elevator button with an attitude that made us feel like we were inconveniencing him simply by being there. First impressions matter, and unfortunately this interaction left us feeling unwelcome before we even had the opportunity to experience the venue itself. Hospitality begins at the door, and I hope management provides additional customer service training to ensure future guests are greeted with courtesy and respect.

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    Laureate

    3.8
    (43 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    I went to the Laureate a couple times last week. It happened to be right next-door to University…read morehigh school in San Francisco where I was watching Nor Cal basketball. I went in before the game the place was somewhat Vibing they had a balcony, fireplace, different seating areas and a bar, and they serve food. It wasn't that busy so the bartender came right over. I think his name was Dominic and he got me an IPA. The first time I went I also tried the deviled eggs (3) and they were cool. I have to say my buddies tried the chips and salsa so it came with some guac salsa and a bowl of chips. It was pretty good too. a , but after the game we came back in the place was still a vibe. It was cool and we are went back a few days later for another game with another buddy and sure enough it was cool this time I had a margarita and the expert Cadillac and he floated something like some triple sec in it and when we inquired about the Grand Marnier with him, he got a little attitude although the female bartender said that when she made Cadillac margaritas, she used grandma Marnie, so that was interesting but other than that, I would recommend a spot.

    Laureate Bar honestly surprised me! I came here after dinner for a nightcap and I really enjoyed…read moreit. It's lowkey but stylish and the drinks are actually affordable. My martini ($13) was really good, I especially loved the olives they use here. I like the lounge style seating, there were couches, nooks, and chairs arranged in a very comfortable fashion. There were a decent amount of people inside for a Thursday night, mostly small groups of friends or people on dates. It's a really nice atmosphere, very relaxed and inviting to hangout in. Everyone in the bar was weirdly attractive and dressed well for San Francisco and that added to the vibes for sure too lol. Friendly bartender and good cocktail menu, they also have a kitchen for small bites. I am definitely coming back!

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    Bar Darling

    4.3
    (64 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    Peacekeeper is one of my favorite bars in the city for the past decade, and when I found out Bar…read moreDarling is part of the same family, I knew I was in the right place. After a park day at the Presidio, we wanted to move the party and we decided on Bar Darling. It was a Saturday afternoon and it was jam packed. Luckily we were able to get some space in the alley way for us to order drinks from our server. We've been on a Friday around 5pm on another day, it wasn't as busy, so definitely a great place to start and maybe end the night. In a time where craft cocktails have gotten really expensive, Bar Darling offers craft cocktails (their signature cocktails) all for $14 each. If you know Peacekeeper, you know there's a lot of thought and imagination that goes into their drinks and it definitely shows here. My favorites were the Mama J (tequila based) and the Jaji (mezcal based). The aesthetic and vibes of this place is 10/10. Definitely great for a group of friends and/or date night!

    Wanted to love it, really did, but I found the drinks underwhelming. Given the smashing success and…read moremy love for Peacekeeper, I had high expectations for Bar Darling and they sadly weren't lived up to. Drinks had almost a "watered down" flavor to them, not sure if the bartender was just having an off night or if they got too busy to maintain standards or what happened, but it wasn't a good beverage and certainly not worth the price. Even at 7pm it was packed and could definitely tell people had been there for awhile as there were multiple 20 something year old guys and gals stumbling around, so I guess they found the drinks to their liking (or more likely had so many they really couldn't ascertain the difference). Better drinks and better crowd control and Darling will be just fine. But as I mentioned, they were already packed stem to stern at 7pm so my guess is they're doing just fine already.

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    Brand new opening! Took these right when the bar was getting opened!
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