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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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  • Skylark Bar

    Skylark Bar

    3089 16th St. San Francisco, CA 94103
    415-621-9294

    http://www.skylarkbar.com A dandy DJ bar with grand, high ceilings - which must have looked even grander when smokers reigned supreme in our nightlife - though nowadays the cigarette smokers lounge around on the 16th Street sidewalk while the sound of DJs spinning hip-hop, funk, and reggae emanates from within. Bonus for broke music and cocktail fans: There's never a cover charge. More >>

  • Slate Bar

    Slate Bar

    2925 16th St. San Francisco, CA 94110
    415-558-8521

    http://www.slate-sf.com Som Bar has rebranded itself as Slate, but the mod-minimalist decor and funky DJs remain. More >>

  • Slide

    Slide

    430 Mason San Francisco, CA 94102
    415-421-1916

    http://www.slidesf.com Stroll past the crowds mobbed outside Ruby Skye and, hidden behind an unmarked door, you'll find Slide - so named for one optional method of getting down to the dancefloor area: back in the old Prohibition era, patrons visiting this address would ride a slide down to a hidden house of debauchery named Coffee Dan's. (Today's less adventurous souls can just take the stairs, if they so choose, and passively partake in the Coffee Dan's experience by watching Al Jolson's The Jazz Singer.) Lots of gleaming wood harks back to those speakeasy days when swells would sneak illicit drinks and dance a few Charlestons, but don't expect F. Scott and Zelda types swinging to Jazz Age classics. Slide is more Puff Daddy than Jay Gatsby, and the DJs' selections of Top 40, hip-hop, and house music reflect it. More >>

  • Slim

    Slim's

    333 11th St. San Francisco, CA 94103
    415-255-0333

    http://www.slimspresents.com Slim's is a midsize, brick-walled venue that hosts a variety of underground rock, metal, hip-hop, and reggae bands - and not only is it one of the few live music clubs in a neighborhood dominated by DJ discothèques, it's also one of the best places in the city for underage music fans to catch bands on the way up. There's a full bar for clubgoers over 21, plus a rear upstairs balcony with seating and tables if you want to take a load off and get away from the throngs below. More >>

  • Sloane

    Sloane

    1525 Mission San Francisco, CA 94103
    415-621-7007

    http://www.sloanesf.com Located in a historic building that survived the 1906 earthquake, the recently expanded Sloane (aka Sloane Squared) has been transformed into a gorgeous cavern. The exposed brick hints at the club's past, while lavish accents of redwood paneling line the counter and dress up some of the walls. Upstairs, the mezzanine has five VIP tables and sleek, black leather sofas. On an elevated platform, the DJ spins house and dance music for the crowds down below on the main floor. At the bar, try a signature raspberry mojito or, if you're into something more adventurous, opt for a glass of champagne with a shot of Gran Centanario Rose Angel tequila. More >>

  • Smiley

    Smiley's Schooner Saloon

    41 Wharf San Rafael, CA 94903
    415-868-1311

    http://www.coastalpost.com/smileys

  • Smuggler

    Smuggler's Cove

    650 Gough San Francisco, CA 94102
    415-869-1900

    http://www.smugglerscovesf.com/trapdoor/ You don't need a treasure map to get to Smuggler's Cove, but you might feel like you're in The Goonies or Pirates of the Caribbean once you arrive: this Hayes Valley rum emporium is decorated with enough insta-kitsch pirate style to make you wonder if Captain Jack Sparrow were the interior designer. The specialty cocktail menu comes in leather-bound book form and the bar boasts a selection of over 200 rums, so it would take many return voyages to try them all; with specialty drink prices starting around $10, however, you'll need to bring a few extra gold doubloons as well. And even with its upper mezzanine level and a basement cave, Smuggler's Cove fills up fast, so be prepared to cut through crowds - a cutlass might come in handy on those cramped, steamy weekend nights, but allow a frosty, sweet tropical drink to calm your overheated buccaneer spirit instead. More >>

  • Social Kitchen & Brewery

    Social Kitchen & Brewery

    1326 Ninth Ave. San Francisco, CA 94122
    415-681-0330

    http://www.socialbrewsf.com Social Kitchen has revolutionary aims. Not only is it determined to make the food beer-focused, and highlight sustainable and local ingredients, it hopes to attract women and vegetarians, who are often put off by traditional brewpubs. Talented brewmaster Rich Higgins likes to tweak expectations with his beers - brewing low-alcohol, food-friendly styles like his kölsch, which drinks like the cava of beers, as well as a peppery, none-too-sweet Belgian golden ale (l'Enfant Terrible), or Duvel dressed up for the Folsom Street Fair. Much of the food falls short of the beer, however. Reliable dishes include the tempura sweet-potato fries, the loco moco burger, and the duck breast with blackberries and a beer-reduction sauce. More >>

  • Sofa

    139 8th St. San Francisco, CA 94103
    415-558-8004

    http://www.sofasf.com If you're looking for Sofa but can't seem to find it from the street, that's because this small cocktail watering hole and posh DJ mini-lounge is a bit sneaky -- it's semi-hidden in the basement of SOMA Brazilian restaurant Bossa Nova. More >>

  • Solano Cellars

    1580 Solano Ave. Albany, CA 94707
    510-525-9463

    http://www.solanocellars.com

  • Solstice Restaurant & Lounge

    Solstice Restaurant & Lounge

    2801 California San Francisco, CA 94115
    415-359-1222

    http://www.solsticelounge.com Part Pac Heights crew and part Fillmore folks, Solstice brings in a chill mix of thirty-somethings looking for an intimate spot to unwind. The ambiance gives off a laid-back Southeast Asian vibe, with leaf-shaped wooden fans, amber lighting, Buddha decor, and palm plants. In a parlor partitioned off from the main room, a stained glass sign misleadingly says "Smoke Room." (Nope, can't smoke here.) Keeping with that mellow mix of the Fillmore and Pac Heights, Solstice uses the lounge to host free live jazz on Wednesdays. Drinks are moderately priced, so you won't feel put out picking up the tab: eight bucks can fetch you the Sol Provider, a ginger, cucumber, gin, and vodka cocktail, but the El Diablo, a tequila, crème de cassis, ginger, and beer medley, will also do you solid. More >>

  • Soluna Café & Lounge

    Soluna Café & Lounge

    272 McAllister San Francisco, CA 94102
    415-621-6212

    http://www.solunasf.com Located on one corner of the historic Civic Center, Soluna provides a mix of globally inspired cuisine and inventive bar selections. More >>

  • Somar

    Somar

    1727 Telegraph Oakland, CA 94612
    N/A

    http://somarbar.wordpress.com

  • The Sound Factory

    525 Harrison St. San Francisco, CA 94105-3103
    415-339-8686

  • South End Grill

    South End Grill 'n' Bar

    1499 Valencia San Francisco, CA 94110
    415-648-8623

    http://www.southendsf.com The South End serves up casual American food (e.g., meaty entrees, burgers, fried appetizers) in a casual suburbanite environment, with a special mac 'n' cheese bar that allows you to doll up this typically run-of-the-mill pasta dish with items like crab, bacon, minced beef, and more. For post-meal tippling, the bar menu is limited to beer and wine (standard microbrews, no liquor). The South End also closes before midnight, even on weekends, so you'll find no nighthawks at this particular diner. More >>

  • Southern Pacific Brewing

    620 Treat Ave. San Francisco, CA 94110
    415-891-9775

    http://www.southernpacificbrewing.com

  • Space 550

    Space 550

    550 Barneveld San Francisco, CA 94124
    415-550-8286

    http://www.space550.com Uses for this 15,000-square-foot venue, with its multiple levels of dance floors and lounges, vary widely, from gay-centric house music sweat-downs to underground hip-hop DJ contests and breakbeat/drum 'n' bass nights. More >>

  • Space Gallery

    Space Gallery

    1141 Polk San Francisco, CA 94109
    415-377-3325

    http://www.spacegallerysf.com The crowds at this Polk Gulch gallery and event venue - immediately recognizable by the jumble of neon letters that spell "SPACE" on the sign outside the building - often spill over into the boisterous Hemlock Tavern audience next door. Once inside the Space Gallery itself, you'll find people distributed equally across the building's two small floors, with a downstairs bar where cocktails are served to chatting hipsters and art connoisseurs, plus an upstairs display area where DJs spin eclectic dance tunes. The calendar changes frequently, so check the website for a widely varied schedule of graffiti showcases, poster exhibitions, poetry/spoken word nights, experimental film screenings, and more. One caveat: Due to the on-premise alcohol sales, the Space Gallery is limited to art lovers over 21 years of age. More >>

  • Specs Twelve Adler Museum Cafe

    Specs Twelve Adler Museum Cafe

    12 William Saroyan Place San Francisco, CA 94133-4400
    415-421-4112

    Less trafficked by tourists than Vesuvio's across the street - but just as cluttered - Specs' bar does indeed feel like a museum, with years of collected trinkets and tchotchkes covering every surface. If the mood strikes, sometimes bohemian old-timers will quietly prop themselves at the piano and plunk out a few instrumental tunes to add subliminal music to the constant hum of conversation. More >>

  • St. Mary's Pub

    3845 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94110
    415-970-1939

  • St. Vincent

    1270 Valencia St. San Francisco, CA 94110
    415-285-1200

    http://www.stvincentsf.com

  • Stage Werx 446

    446 Valencia St San Francisco, CA 94103

    http://www.stagewerx.org

  • Stanza Coffee

    1673 Haight St. San Francisco, CA 94117
    415-529-1592

  • Starry Plough

    Starry Plough

    3101 Shattuck Berkeley, CA 94705
    510-841-2082

    http://www.starryploughpub.com

  • Steep Brew

    450 Rhode Island St. San Francisco, CA 94103

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