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Bliss Bar

Bliss Bar

This sleek, red leather-dominated bar offers a smooth 1970s feel, complete with hidden nooks and fireplaces, plus a sweet drink menu — emphasis on sweet. This Bliss is not pure euphoria, but it'll make you happy enough.
Place Pigalle

Place Pigalle

This dive gives those in Hayes Valley who'd rather not drop rent on a bar tab a place to go. Locals love the pool table and the foosball table, and after looking around at the well-worn couches, one may wonder, "Wait, am I in a frat house?"
The Final Final

The Final Final

Its walls covered by 49ers and Giants memorabilia, the Final Final is a solid place to kick back and watch sports in the Marina, with a crowd of regulars, sports enthusiasts, and whoever else shows up to enjoy the pool table, dartboard, and free popcorn.

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  • Cable Car City Pub & Cafe

    One Hallidie Plaza San Francisco, CA 94102

    http://www.cablecarpub.com

  • Cafe Claude

    Cafe Claude

    7 Claude San Francisco, CA 94108
    415-392-3505

    http://www.cafeclaude.com This tiny corner of Paris, tucked away in the downtown alley it's named for, is decorated with furnishings rescued from an old Paris cafe, including a curving zinc bar at which to enjoy your glass of red wine or kir royale. The bistro menu features French classics at lunch and dinner. Live jazz is on tap Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. More >>

  • Cafe Cocomo

    Cafe Cocomo

    650 Indiana San Francisco, CA 94107
    415-824-6910

    http://www.cafecocomo.com Cafe Cocomo's semi-hidden location - nestled next to the highway at the bottom of Potrero Hill and on the edge of Dogpatch - doesn't mean it's a secret: Salsa lovers congregate at this indoor/outdoor nightclub for live performances by the local orquesta of their choice every weekend, with dance lessons available early in the evening. Occasional DJ events, blues bands, and rock shows also fill the club's calendar. While the industrial location and tropical patio may seem casual, however, keep in mind that a dress code is usually in effect. More >>

  • Cafe Du Nord

    Cafe Du Nord

    2170 Market San Francisco, CA 94114
    415-861-5016

    http://www.cafedunord.com Descend into this subterranean nightspot and you'll find yourself in an intimate hideaway where good food and drink, a roomy dancefloor, and a wide and eclectic entertainment lineup keep the customers partying into the wee hours. Built in 1907, the former speakeasy's deep red walls, classic paneling and wainscoting, and 40-foot hand-carved mahogany bar make you feel you're in a vintage Left Bank bordello. A brief menu of salads, burgers, pizzas, and bar food complements the cocktails nicely. More >>

  • Cafe Flore

    Cafe Flore

    2298 Market San Francisco, CA 94114
    415-621-8579

    http://www.cafeflore.com What was once the place to be seen in the 1970s Castro is now the most charming little cafe. With vaulted ceilings, lots of light, and a crowded patio, Cafe Flore packs them in day and night. And with its newly acquired entertainment and liquor licenses, it just keeps getting better with live DJs and harder booze. More >>

  • Cafe Prague

    Cafe Prague

    424 Merchant San Francisco, CA 94111
    415-627-7464

    http://www.guavaworks.com San Francisco's only Czech eatery offers the rococo ambience of a capital "B" Bohemian café. Tucked up a Gold Rush-era alleyway, the cafe's sidewalk tables, beamed ceilings, Prague street signs, and cheesy Central European pop soundtrack create an apropos setting for goulash, dumplings, grilled sausages, and steak tartare. There are Czech beers on tap as well as spiced wine and some nice strudel. If you're not eating much, the overstuffed sofas, potted plants, and well-stocked bookshelf make this a relaxing place to hang out. Cash only. More >>

  • Cafe Royale

    Cafe Royale

    800 Post San Francisco, CA 94109
    415-441-4099

    http://www.caferoyale-sf.com A regular series of free acoustic, jazz, comedy, and film events draw curious locals and tourists alike to this windowed cafe nestled between the Union Square, Nob Hill, and upper Tenderloin neighborhoods. Filled with sunlight during the day and candlelit at night, the ceramic hex tile floors and high ceilings go for a classy vibe, while a large semi-circular sofa cozies up the middle of the room. There's even a pool table, should you feel like knocking around a few billiard balls. Fans of pulp literature should also drop into Kayo Books next door, then saunter to the other end of the block and see the apartment building where Dashiell Hammett wrote The Maltese Falcon. More >>

  • Cafe Van Kleef

    Cafe Van Kleef

    1621 Telegraph Oakland, CA 94612
    510-763-7711

    http://www.cafevankleef.com One of the first kids on the new Uptown block, Cafe Van Kleef's weekend stage hosts jazz, blues, and soulful rock bands in a playfully cluttered milieu that feels like a 1980s European art-house movie set (but only if it had been decorated by random stuff found at a kitschy rummage sale). More >>

  • The Cafe

    The Cafe

    2369 Market San Francisco, CA 94114
    415-621-4434

    http://www.cafesf.com This long-running gay dance hotspot recently reopened after major renovations. Old event faves like Boy Bar, ¡Pan Dulce!, and Delicious are back as well. More >>

  • California Club

    1750 Clay San Francisco, CA 94109
    415-474-3516

    Despite its name, the semiprivate California Club is best known as a host venue for events from a variety of international cultural groups from places such as Iceland and Poland, making it a space where almost any type of music, from classical to folk, might be played and enjoyed. More >>

  • Campus

    2241 Chestnut St. San Francisco, CA 94123
    415-896-4110

  • Cantina

    Cantina

    580 Sutter San Francisco, CA 94102
    415-398-0195

    http://www.cantinasf.com Cantina has mastered the art of fresh Latin cocktails - available here by both the glass and the pitcher. Bartenders muddle drinks made with their house-grown citrus (supposedly the trees are in Santa Clara) while Union Square/Nob Hillers get rowdy. Signature drinks include the Five-Spice Margarita and Blackberry Cabernet Caipirinha, and wine and beer aficionados also have plenty of choices, including many local and South American options such as Cusqueña, Negra Modelo, Moylan's, Speakeasy, Bear Republic, and more. If it's jammed up front at the bar, retreat to the back or downstairs where there's a lot more lounge space. More >>

  • Carnelian by the Bay

    One Ferry Plaza San Francisco, CA 94111
    415-391-2660

    http://www.carnelianbythebay.com

  • Casanova Lounge

    Casanova Lounge

    527 Valencia San Francisco, CA 94110
    415-863-9328

    http://www.casanovasf.com Hipsters and locals pack the worn velvet couches of this charming, dimly lit Mission District dive for pocket-change happy hour specials, cool DJ nights, and a stocked jukebox. The decor accents - like vintage lamps and black velvet paintings - might make you wonder if the owners had raided every thrift shop in the county, while the retro-hip fashions of the regulars only serve to reinforce that idea. Nightly DJs spin everything from indie, Britpop, and punk to Latin boogie, soul oldies, and honky tonk. Unless it's a major holiday, there's never a cover charge. More >>

  • Castagnola

    Castagnola's at Fisherman's Wharf

    286 Jefferson San Francisco, CA 94133
    415-776-5015

    http://www.castagnolas.com

  • Cat Club

    Cat Club

    1190 Folsom San Francisco, CA 94103
    415-703-8964

    http://www.sfcatclub.com Exposed brick walls, soft sofas, and industrial-chic fittings fight for decor prominence in this central SOMA dance club, while moody black-clad swirlers, tough hip-hop dykes, and nostalgic '80s Wavers fight for floor space in the two separate dance areas. But one thing is certain about the Cat Club: While so many new neighborhood venues fight to become mainstream hotspots that draw in rich, suburban weekend warriors, the Cat Club caters to a mostly underground clientele that's usually more gay, goth, or just plain weird than the kids down the street. More >>

  • The Catalyst

    1011 Pacific Santa Cruz, CA 95060
    831-423-1338

    http://www.catalystclub.com A Santa Cruz music-scene mainstay, the Catalyst is one of the biggest live concert venues in the Monterey Bay region. The main stage features bands and DJs from a wide swath of the musical spectrum, including rock, reggae, hip-hop, Americana, and more. More >>

  • Cato

    Cato's Ale House

    3891 Piedmont Piedmont, CA 94611
    510-655-3349

    http://www.catosalehouse.com

  • The Cellar

    The Cellar

    685 Sutter San Francisco, CA 94102
    415-441-5678

    http://www.cellarsf.com This subterranean space looks like a dive bar, but acts like a club. The Cellar gets jam-packed with young, party-happy crowds on weekends as its club alter ego takes over (complete with bottle service, dress codes, and a cover). Flashback Fridays, when the DJ spins '80s hip-hop and dance tunes, are a Cellar-dweller favorite - a party worth the $5 cover. There are many creative happy hour specials on weeknights, and on Wednesdays happy hour lasts until 2 a.m. More >>

  • Cesar

    Cesar

    1515 Shattuck Berkeley, CA 94709
    510-883-0222

    http://www.barcesar.com César brings California fusion to tapas; the daily menu includes traditional hams and cheeses and the always-popular papas fritas with cumin, garlic, and aioli. Complement the meal with a drink culled from César's expansive list of wines, beers, and cocktails, or from the restaurant bar's nearly 10-page "drink binder" of $30 ciders and cognacs, then finish with the crema de chocolate, a bittersweet chocolate mousse that'll have you licking the bowl. More >>

  • Cesar Latino

    Cesar Latino

    4039 Piedmont Piedmont, CA 94611
    510-985-1200

    http://www.barcesar.com Cesar brings California fusion to tapas; the daily menu includes traditional hams and cheeses and the always-popular papas fritas with cumin, garlic, and aioli. Complement the meal with a drink culled from Cesar's expansive list of wines, beers, and cocktails, or from the restaurant bar's nearly 10-page "drink binder" of $30 ciders and cognacs, then finish with the crema de chocolate, a bittersweet chocolate mousse that'll have you licking the bowl. More >>

  • Chambers Eat + Drink

    601 Eddy San Francisco, CA 94102
    415-829-2316

    http://www.chambers-sf.com Chambers is the latest sleek poolside lounge and restaurant built into the hip retro surroundings of the Phoenix Hotel. More >>

  • Chelsea Place

    Chelsea Place

    641 Bush St. San Francisco, CA 94108-3511
    415-989-2524

    With Tiffany-style stained glass lamps hanging above the bar, wall cabinets filled chock-a-block with photos and trophies, and a fake fireplace in the rear, the Chelsea Place could almost be someone's living room. It feels suitably lived-in, too, with just enough scruffiness that you'd have to try pretty hard to be underdressed, even though tony Nob Hill lies immediately outside the door. If you're the creative-minded type, using the basement bathrooms almost seems like an adventure -- one can easily imagine secret subterranean tunnels linking Chelsea Place to some nearby Chinatown dive, with any number of untold intrigues passing between the two. But for the most part this unassuming old bar plays a simple, modest role: the friend who's always there for an after-work drink before you head back to your actual home later. More >>

  • Chez Berlue

    1749 Union St. San Francisco, CA 94123
    415-529-2121

    http://www.chezberluesf.com

  • The Chieftain

    The Chieftain

    198 Fifth St. San Francisco, CA 94103
    415-615-0916

    http://www.thechieftain.com Occasional acoustic acts entertain at this Irish pub in SOMA - mainly Celtic folk acts singing maudlin ballads about the Emerald Isle - though the songs are mostly background music for draining a few pints. More often the entertainment arrives via sports action beaming down from the TVs, while the menu boasts superior pub grub of both the Irish and American varieties. More >>

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