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https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Rock-Bar/184721011635343 Formerly the International Club, this Mission/Bernal bar has changed hands and is now being run by the people behind Front Porch, who swapped its international passport for a more down-home Americana attitude and a yuppie-rustic decor scheme. More >>
http://www.rocketfishlounge.com Rocketfish is a sushi and Japanese-style tapas restaurant and bar located in the former Lingba Lounge space. "Japanese-style tapas," you ask? Yes. Owners Marco Rodriguez and Kenichi Kawashima would be happy to explain it to you - and serve a few fishy small plates while they're at it - as you take in the casually hip surroundings. More >>
http://www.rogue.com Oregon-based Rogue's local watering hole offers as many as 18 house beers plus a handful of guest taps. This is a prime location for drinking in North Beach if you don't want to feel like you're drinking in North Beach. The vibe is laid-back, although the beer can be spendy, with pints costing a cool $6 (even during happy hour). There's also a full liquor bar where you can try some interesting drinks such as the Bloody Mary with bacon. Rogue serves basic pub grub, too - also with bacon. More >>
http://www.rosewoodbar.com Just off the touristy stretch of Columbus and Broadway hides Rosewood - a simple, clean, modern lounge. On weekends, the DJ spins current and nostalgic faves (think Lady Gaga backed by Warren G). The crowd mostly sips bourbon, although Rosewood also has Stella on tap and a few wines by the glass. If you're VIP enough to get an invite to the back patio, take it: this hidden gem is only open for private parties (of which it hosts many). More >>
http://www.rougesf.com The weekend parties at this crimson-walled nightclub (hence the name) cater to the upper crust of Marina/Russian Hill party people, who are probably more interested in being seen than deep listening. The DJs on the decks bring a wide selection of dance-floor faves -- from Top 40 and funky house to hip-hop and neo-soul. More >>
Part sports bar and part neighborhood living room, Route 101 is also the Regency Ballroom's de facto pre-concert meetup spot -- you can almost guess who's performing next door just by peeking in the Route's window before the show starts. But if you simply want to watch a football game, slouch on one of the couches with a Budweiser and Bloody Mary, or play some pool on the two tables in back, this informal watering hole can be a worthy enough destination on its own. More >>
http://www.royalcuckoo.com This former Mission dive (Belinda's, we hardly knew ye) has taken a sudden turn for the hip. New owners transformed the tiny space into a den of droll anachronistic culture, where vintage lamps cast a subtle glow over a collection of thrift-shop paintings, taxidermy animal heads, and half-quaint/half-quirky retro tchotchkes. You might find a local musician warming the keys of the electric organ in the corner, or perhaps a solo bluesman blowing on his harp, but otherwise the soundtrack comes via a dusty old record player: simply flip through the repurposed library card catalog to find the title of your favorite LP of folksy Americana, classic jazz, trad Latin, tropical exotica, or "Novelty and Beyond," then tell the bartender to slap that platter on the turntable. The most modern thing in the Royal Cuckoo is its signature drink menu - artisanal cocktails being very trendy and "now," of course - so despite the hipster clientele, don't come here looking for the latest high-tech fad. The Royal Cuckoo is the rotary telephone of San Francisco bars. More >>
http://www.royalexchange.com The Royal Exchange could quite possibly be known as FiDi's unofficial living room. The white-collar crowds come during the week and don't stay late, meaning they might make last call well within time to get home and say goodnight to the kids. This Irish pub/sports bar serves an impressive selection of beers on tap (72 to be exact), a few wine options, and a complete cocktail menu. The restaurant menu is equally crowd-pleasing, including typical pub fare (burgers, fries, and salads). Its reputation as being a high-rollers' hook-up locale is still alive, yet bartenders claim its peak was in the dot-com days. Still, the curtains on the private booths were removed for a reason. More >>
If your great-great-grandmother had been a tippler, she'd probably have felt right at home at the Royal Oak, where antique sofas, stained glass lamps, and gilt-framed mirrors set the scene -- only the deep, shadowy darkness separates the Royal Oak from a fancy old Victorian parlor. Though the door to enter this Russian Hill bar might be mere feet from Bullitt's shiny newness, the Royal Oak feels like it exists in an entirely different universe. The taps feature a rotating array of thoroughly modern microbrews, however, so you don't need to feel limited to gimlets or other cocktails from a bygone era. More >>
http://www.therrazzroom.com San Francisco's home of swanky cabaret entertainment, offering up a steady stream of suave jazz singers, celebrities crooning showtunes, drag queens, comedians, and more. More >>
Dark, dark, dark - how do the bartenders see well enough to pour drinks in here? This stylish-but-chill hangout by Lake Merritt in downtown O-Town is a good place to disappear with a drink while DJs spin hipster-approved tunes to a cool crowd. More >>
http://www.rubyskye.com One of San Francisco's most well-heeled dance clubs, this multilevel venue is host to steamy house-music and trance DJs (with several special guests and events each month), weekly concerts, and corporate parties. More >>
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