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Bamboo Hut

3.8 (364 reviews)
ModerateTiki Bars
Closed • 5:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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Moderate noise
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Dogs allowed

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Ed U.

Jamie W and I had thought we had exhausted all the options in our various Bay Area tiki bar adventures. So color me embarrassed that we had never ventured to this old-school tiki bar. We were on our way to Chinatown from the waterfront, and some remote part of my subconscious had me look on Google Maps and find it. It was about 6:30PM on a cold Saturday, and the bar was nearly empty. That made us happy. Sammi was the bartender, and we appreciated her industriousness. When more people came in, she never faltered in coming back to us. Very professional. Jamie ordered the $15 Painkiller, an ideal mix of rums, pineapple, coconut, and orange juice with a shake of nutmeg (photo: https://yelp.to/5kRkAWDm1s). Nice kick from two different rums. I saw the slushie machine in motion, so I went for the $13 Strawberry Slushie (photo: https://yelp.to/ePFcen57dJ). It was nicely blended but a tad too bland for a starter cocktail. The second round worked more in my favor. Jamie had the $15 Pretty Fly for a Mai Tai (photo: https://yelp.to/HmN6i-WBWL). Amazing what a couple of aged rums can do together with orgeat and curaçao. Served on the rocks, it had more of a kick than I was expecting. I think I ordered the drink of the evening, the $15 Surfin' Monkey (photo: https://yelp.to/z22tOccF5z). It was a smooth, milkshake-like blend of pineapple and spiced rums, creme de banane, coconut, pineapple, and fresh banana. The place started to fill but not obnoxiously so. At least not yet. The darkly lit decor was not quite at Trader Vic's level, but it had the right spirit. This one is definitely going into our tiki bar universe rotation along with Tiki Sam's and Zombie Village. A civilized alternative to the strip clubs on Broadway. COCKTAILS - 4.5 stars...pretty solid renditions of tiki bar favorites AMBIANCE - 4 stars...old-school vibe SERVICE - 5 stars...Sammi does her job really well TOTAL - 5 stars...classic old-school tiki executed well RELATED - Looking for tiki bars? Here's my collection of places I've tried and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3SpoS3c

I had my 24th birthday party here in May and it was AMAZING! Great venue, awesome staff, and great drinks. Thank you guys!!!

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Grace Z.

Walked in around 1am on a Friday and was pretty lively. There is a DJ in the corner playing trendy tunes with a small floor space for dancing. There's a couple booths and a bunch of seating at the bar tops. I received quick service; there were 2 bartenders and got my drink within a couple of minutes after ordering. The drink I got was super refreshing and tropical! The only con was the booths were left unattended to. There were empty cups and dishes from the previous table that were left around. Overall love the tiki vibes, great for a drinks and fun time!

Strawberry kiwi cooler and sex on a beach

I love this place to hangout and get a couple drinks. I've come twice and each time has always been a blast. Drinks are super good and the bartenders have always been friendly. My fav drinks are strawberry kiwi cooler and sex on a peach

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Ed H.

When I first moved to SF in 2016, my cousin who had already been living here took me out to his favorite watering holes. Bamboo Hut was the first one! Did everybody know his name? Absolutely! Were they always glad he came? Definitely! Is it a place to take a break from all your worries? Resounding YES My homage to Cheers... You're welcome. Now, Bamboo Hut is a small bar located in the North Beach area of SF. Nestled among pizza places and strip clubs! It's known mainly as a Tiki/Tropical themed bar and usually has a DJ mixing absolutely dope beats! Famous for their enormous tropical thirst quenchers like the Pretty Fly for a Mai Tai, Tropic Thunder, and the ultimate... Bamboo Hut Volcano Bowl! It is massive, pricey, but one of those and your liver is set for the night. The place is also available for private parties and they'll even hold a booth, or a whole section for you and your peeps! Drink prices are reasonable and in all the times I've ben there I've never had to do a double take on my bill! Plus, TIP the staff, they work hard to keep us happy! Just the "quick" tip... GO THERE. Get some drinks, have some fun, let loose, and make sure you either eat BEFORE or AFTER. Also use a RIDESHARE if your tiki is tipsy!

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Annabelle R.

Stopped by on a Friday night, and really enjoyed the atmosphere at Bamboo Hut... the colors, lighting, and decor were festive and inviting. Everyone we interacted with was awesome, from the guy checking our ID's at the door to the bartenders serving our drinks, they were all so friendly and seemed to be very approachable. I loved the strawberry kiwi cooler, which came in a cute pineapple-shaped glass with a little umbrella on top. The drink itself was yummy, exactly what I would expect at a tiki bar, and a great way to end an awesome night. We stayed until closing time (which was 1am), and the employees didn't rush us out or make us feel uncomfortable in having to finish up and leave. Cool spot :)

Ube slushy bowl
Cady A.

Bamboo hut is a fun experience it's like walking into an episode of SpongeBob in the best way. The decorations were a vibe (especially the puffer fish). My friends and I got the slushy fish bowls and had a blast drinking from the bendy straws and watching the volcano eruption the bartender creates.

Alena K.

Came here around 10pm on Saturday night. It was a very cool vibe! The decor was so vibrant and the DJ was really good. His set was really fun that I wish the place had a dance area. There are lots of seating areas and standing tables. This place is great for groups wanting a chill vibe. We got the regular volcano bowl and chose to mix the strawberry daiquiri and pina colada. It was $45 for the regular and $60 for the large. The presentation was so fun with the fire and cinnamon sparks. The drink was really tasty. My group of 4 wished we got the large. I also tried the bars take on an espresso martini but I forgot the name they had called it. It was really good! Strong and creamy.

Inside and sex on the peach
Marie N.

Came in on a Saturday around 6 with my friend and we were the only ones at the bar with only one bartender. They have daily happy hour which was $3 off cocktails. The inside was very cute and had tiki bar vibes. I had the sex on the peach and my friend had the beach please. We both enjoyed our drinks which were $12 each with the HH discount. Surprised it was empty on a Saturday but I'm sure it can get crowded later in the night.

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Sharon B.

I had so much fun a bamboo hut on Friday night! It's a tiki themed bar with lively music and drinks. It was pretty crowded and lively but luckily there wasn't a line to get in, and we were able to get drinks pretty fast. The spot had a great energy, and a bar that I definitely want to check out again!

Charlotte T.

Nice chill bar that turns into a club around 9 Drink was perfect not too strong or sweet The ambiance was chill, they even have a private area for parties Only one bartender though so please be patient

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the bouncer is rude and scamming, charges some people but doesn't charge others. actually a joke

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Great bar and service. Yummy tropical drinks and a great semi-private area in the back.

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Ask the Community - Bamboo Hut

Do I need to make a reservation to come here with a group of 20 people?

Reservations are never required for the Bamboo Hut. It is more of a “bar” vibe where people tend to stand and mingle. There is a reservation request form via our web site. We’re always happy to save space for larger groups whenever possible.

Would I be able to bring my friends that are 20 (under 21) with me to celebrate my 21st birthday?? Or does everyone have to be 21 to enter?

I’m sorry but everyone has to be 21. Let’s do next year!!

What kind of music does Bamboo Hut play?

Hi, We play a mix of just about everything, pop, throwbacks, hip hop, dance classics, anthems etc. . Upbeat and fun all night. Each dj bring their own style to the mix but… 

Website says they are closed for repairs..are they open?

Re-Opened last night! Place looks great

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