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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.
Delirium

Delirium

With nightly DJs playing good ol' rock 'n' roll, Delirium's small, black-walled back room is one of the city's coolest places when the DJs are firing on all cylinders. And with a motto like "service for the sick," we can dig it.

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  • Trappist

    Trappist

    460 8th St. Oakland, CA 94607-3935
    510-238-8900

    http://www.thetrappist.com

  • Tres Agaves

    Tres Agaves

    130 Townsend St. San Francisco, CA 94107-1919
    415-227-0500

    http://www.tresagaves.com

  • Trick Dog

    Trick Dog

    3010 20th St. San Francisco, CA 94110
    415-471-2999

    http://www.trickdogbar.com

  • Triple Rock Brewery

    Triple Rock Brewery

    1920 Shattuck Berkeley, CA 94704
    510-843-2739

    http://www.triplerock.com

  • Truck

    Truck

    1900 Folsom San Francisco, CA 94103
    415-252-0306

    http://www.trucksf.com This small Mission District gay bar sits on a quiet stretch of Folsom Street, geographically separated from its more famous brethren in SOMA or the Castro. But regular drag events perk up the crowd enough that you may not notice. Read more about this San Francisco bar or club >>

  • The Tunnel Top

    The Tunnel Top

    601 Bush San Francisco, CA 94108
    415-722-6620

    http://www.tunneltop.com Its DJs have a penchant for spinning globe-trotting hip-hop that explores everything from South American grooves to Afro-Cuban anthems. The cozy upstairs balcony is where most of the dancing happens, while drinkers downstairs enjoy silent movies projected on the wall and a rough-cut Euro atmosphere. Bookish barflies should also slink over to adjacent Burritt Alley and note a plaque indicating the spot where hardboiled detective Sam Spade's partner was shot in The Maltese Falcon. Read more about this San Francisco bar or club >>

  • Tupelo

    Tupelo

    1337 Green St. San Francisco, CA 94109
    415-981-9177

    http://www.tupelosf.com The old Mojito space has reimagined itself in Tupelo, a casually classy restaurant and bar with a menu featuring soul food, burgers, grits-augmented combo plates, and other Southern food staples. Read more about this San Francisco bar or club >>

  • Twin Peaks Tavern

    Twin Peaks Tavern

    401 Castro San Francisco, CA 94114
    415-864-9470

    http://www.twinpeakstavern.com You can't miss this self-proclaimed "Gateway to the Castro": the vibrant and flashing rainbow sign directs visitors into this centrally located gay bar whose picture windows offer some of the best people-watching opportunities in the city. Read more about this San Francisco bar or club >>

  • Two Sisters Bar & Books

    Two Sisters Bar & Books

    579 Hayes St. San Francisco, CA 94102
    917-628-5569

    http://www.2sistersbarandbooks.com They might not yet know your name at Two Sisters Bar & Books, but the sliver of a bar/restaurant in Hayes Valley is the place to feel welcome. The gastropub space is narrow enough to touch with your fingertips if you stood in the middle and spread your arms wide. The wallpaper wouldn't be out of place in a San Francisco parlor circa 1910, or a smoky bar in Paris or Prague. The light is dim and the jumping jazz soundtrack gives the place a speakeasy vibe. One wall is taken up with a low bookcase from which patrons are encouraged to borrow books -- it's stocked with everything from the classics to the Hunger Games. Drinks are the primary focus -- try any of the varieties on the Manhattan, or just settle down with a local beer on tap -- but there is a short menu of small plates and snacks. Get the paper-thin house-made potato chips, which go well with a horseradish crème fraîche dip for a peppy take on a tired party go-to, or the perfectly satisfying, perfectly simple grilled cheese sandwich -- melted St. George cheddar cheese and garlic butter, grilled almost to the point of burning but saved just in time to achieve caramelization -- served with a sidecar of tomato soup in an oversized teacup. Read more about this San Francisco bar or club >>

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