Amazing service, delicious food and portions at fair prices, and super dog friendly. I'm definitely…read morecoming back here again! My husband and I were pretty hungry and tried all the dishes below: - pork lumpia - sisig manila style - pork adobo - deep fried porkchops - virgin ube-b-boba - mom cleo's famous ube cheesecake Simply put, they were all 10/10. Can't go wrong with any of them honestly! The sisig manila style in particular was such a delicious treat and definitely tastes best with a side of rice as it's on the saltier side. We of course also had to order something from the dog menu and my dog absolutely devoured the grilled angus beef, which was a generous portion of meat. Service was fantastic and super friendly, despite how busy dinner service got. A ton of indoor and outdoor seating. Bonus points for their super detailed and fun regular menu and dog menu! I truly enjoyed learning about the history and the story of the restaurant. It was all very engaging and informative and I'm so looking forward to coming back again!

Weekday visit to 7 Mile House offering American and Filipino comfort food. Plenty of delicious…read moreoptions but ordered: :: Brisket sandwich - tender, juicy but a bit peppercorn forward for me. I love pepper but not biting into coarse pieces with each bite. Still, an enjoyable dish :: Cioppino - thick, tomato-based stew with a mix of Dungeness crab, mussels, prawns, clams, and white fish. A hearty soup for a cooler day. I will agree they do a good one! Enjoyed Service simple. Interior dark, rustic, sports bar with plenty of history. Outdoor seating with plenty (and menu items) for 4-legged visitors and their humans. Will definitely return to try their fish and chips, Filipino dishes (pork sisig!) and indulge in more cioppino Located off Bayshore Blvd right in front of the PG&E Martin Substation. When you park, it has plenty of warning signs to not enter...good to know!

I can't believe it's taken me this long to check this place out. Super chill atmosphere and the…read morebartender was excellent. Hyper-aware service and was very nice as well. The food was so good that I'm dreaming of it now and I only had it less than 12 hours ago. We ordered: Fried Chicken Sando - juicy and crunchy at the same time! And i usually hate potato bread but this one was yum! Next time i'll ask for no jalapeno though because the pepper was beyond my scoville tolerance. Garlic fries - top notch. Well seasoned and wonderful texture. Thin style Falafel burger / sandwich - I didn't try this one but my sis said it was good Battered maitake - not my favorite but my sis said she liked it. Definitely coming back soon!

Out the Road is fantastic and I can't believe I haven't written a review for it yet, given that…read moreI've been here a number of times! Good drinks, tasty food, great service, and a spacious, open space. This is a great venue for casual and semi-private / private events! Tonight, I was at Out the Road for a staff appreciation event my daughter's school was hosting. The venue provided a nice mix of foods (pizza, chicken nuggets, fried mushroom and cauliflower fritters, kale salad, etc). I enjoyed my Sauvignon Blancs and liked their drink ticket system - our party planner gave each attendee 2 drink tickets to use at the bar. The bartenders/staff were very friendly, warm, and welcoming! Deb was especially lovely. The space is spacious, with plenty of place for folks to mingle standing up, as well as sit down. We had a wonderful time and look forward to returning! (In fact, parents from our school will be heading here this Saturday night after an event at school!)

Great neighborhood bar to stop by when you want to have a drink and hangout! The bartenders are…read moregreat and the food is awesome, there Taco Tuesdays were delicious and i'm assuming its still going on, I just haven't been on a Tuesday in a while. They have Tv's to watch sports or if you just want to decompress, enjoy a beer with your local neighbors, this is the place to be!

The name alone was the reason I wanted to check this place out when it first opened. formerly known…read moreas Pissed Off Pete's and then bought out by the co-owner of the (now closed and conveniently located) Last Stop in Daly City where the Muni 14 Mission bus terminates, Recovery Room is a pet-friendly, laid back dive with a great selection of draft and bottled beers, some cocktails and large flat-screens above the bar area that makes it an ideal spot to catch a game or 3. some memorable personal encounters of mine thru the years include members of the Mongolian national (?) basketball team hanging out and being drunkenly invited by some hella friendly Samoans and Tongans to a biannual picnic at Candlestick Point. there's a back kitchen that dishes out wings, some of the thickest and juiciest burgers around (with plenty of choices for toppings) as well as hot sandwiches that include pastrami and turkey. every once in a while, they'll also feature live music/bands. I think there's even a karaoke night, to boot. though I still miss the Last Stop, Recovery Room has nicely filled in its absence and continues to be one of my favorite bars in this part (Excelsior District) of town.

The food is VERY good and for a pub excellent! Always playing the games...Premier League,…read moreValkeries, Giants all the games. A great place!

I first noticed Napper Tandy a few years ago while walking by and thought I should check it out…read moresometime. I wish I had gone in right away, because it has become a favorite destination for me! The staff is always friendly and attentive. I sit at the bar, and more often than not engage in conversations with the others there. It's a friendly place like that. It's not super noisy and there's always several televisions to watch various sports on if you're feeling like being more chill. But the real reason to go is the food. I have tried the combo platter and other fried foods and, well, I love fried foods! I also love their Shepherds pie and highly recommend it!

My husband and I love this place, they play the Chicago Bears games with sound. They also play…read moreother and all sports games. They have darts and a pool table too. Good beer selection and a full bar. The owners are there a lot, they are super chill and the bartenders are really nice. They also allow dogs. It's in the heart of the city with lots of great shopping and restaurants nearby. Come check it out!

Came in on a sunny afternoon, first customer in the door. Nice big space with lots of ceiling to…read morefloor windows. Met Lisa/Bartender super friendly and made us feel very welcome. This is a popular neighborhood bar and was told lots of dart and pool players hang. By the way, this is the only bar on Dolores St which is a claim to fame. Stop by on a Saturday afternoon and say Hi to Lisa and enjoy a cocktail . Did I mention, lots of TV'S to watch your favorite games. I've included photos so take a look.

Great spot to watch games, large booths, and great size back patio. Bonus: you can bring outside…read morefood. I'd be a frequent flyer if they allowed dogs.

This is my fav bar in Noe Valley!! They have a great, affordable drink menu, lots of seating…read more(tables, booth, bar, and even a gorgeous outdoor space with greenery and TVs in the back with heat lamps!) The bar has a good variety of NA beverages so I'm a big fan! This is a solid spot to watch any big sports game (lots of screens) with a group and actually sit down. On Thursday's there's a Spanish club in the back 6-8pm which is great way to meet folks and grab a drink while practicing Spanish.

Ample amount of TVs Ciders taste lovely…read moreYou can bring your own food (they don't serve) Free tabletop games The staff had bants What's more to ask? Bosh

We came in on a Sunday afternoon for a beer. There were other people there but it wasn't too…read morecrowded, even with the game on (does it really matter which one?). The lady behind the bar seemed to be a one-woman operation. She offered samples of the two beers I was between when I couldn't decide. She was helpful and friendly. There is a $15 minimum if you want to pay with card. Our beers were $9 each. They have a couple of one-off bathrooms which are clean. I saw signs that said they offer trivia on certain nights and they also have darts. This seems like a good, community place.

Delicious food and selection of specials for a game-day! Love the prices on beer/shot.read more

Service felt friendly and laid-back, and the space had that cozy local feel where regulars actually…read moreknow the staff. Parking can be a little tricky, but it's an easy walk if you're nearby. A great casual spot for drinks and tasty bites in the neighborhood. Would definitely come back!

Definitely the best time I've had in San Francisco this far!!…read more I'm a San Joaquin County native born and raised. Visiting the city is always a privilege and adventure. This occasion I was blessed with free Giants tickets so we went. After the game we cruised and the ladies had to use the restroom. So we decided to stop here. Looked like a cool dive. Upon arriving we revieved smiles and greetings from the patrons smoking, we felt comfortable. As I led my two friends in I was greeted by John, the bartender. My friends went to handle business and I ordered my drink and he offered the usual garnish that compliments it. I take it plain tho so I said no. We began talking about the neighborhood then felt part of it. It was around 1130 and you can feel the vibe of guests enjoying the atmosphere. Red leather button top booths reminded me of Cadillacs or an elegant lounge. Before you know it, our rest stop becomes 2 drinks a piece. Asking ourselves, "are u sure you're ready to go?.. ok one more." Definitely a cool spot to accidentally run in to. Thanks John. Post Scriptum.. the music was very San Francisco and they took pride in it. You're a great DJ John! Thanks, we will be back! Also posted on google! enothehero209@gmail.com

One of my favorite dive bars in the city and they are well known for their Bloody Marys. In a span…read moreof an hour, I tried four of their Bloody Marys and I enjoyed all of them but I will rank them as follows: 1. Southwest Bloody Mary: I saw this all over Reddit and it is their best on the menu. The heat is perfect and the chipotle is a good twist. The smokiness was nice 2. Saint Mary Bloody Mary: the classic Bloody Mary and the kick is just right 3. Bloody Maria: tequila with Bloody Mary is not traditional but the tequila gives it a different kind of spice 4. Japanese Mary: I love wasabi but wasabi and tomato is surprisingly really good. I just preferred the other ones better Also, the service and ambiance is really cool here. The bartenders are really nice and welcoming and there's a reason why there are many regulars. I also love that it has the dive bar feel but it's clean! Would come here again for other drinks

Very welcoming, down to earth atmosphere. My husband and I stumbled into Las Margaritas on a Friday…read morenight looking for a quick drink. It wasn't too crowded and we were able to sit at the bar. The bartender greeted us immediately. We had a classic Paloma, henny on rocks and a margarita. All classic drinks with no complaints! Bartender offered us pretzels and checked in on us. The TV's were showing a fight which we enjoyed. We will definitely be back. If you're looking for a place to catch up with friends or have a nice chat with some solid drinks - it's perfect.

AFTER-PARTY DANCE SHOWCASE…read more The first time I came to Las Margaritas was on a Sunday night in March after performing in a dance showcase at Dance Mission. I believe when a name of a restaurant or pub is on the menu that item is a specialty. With a name as Las Margaritas the specialty is margarita. When I came in March I ordered a mango margarita. The margarita wasn't acidic yet soothing. I enjoyed my mango margarita, but I wasn't sure when I would come back to Las Margaritas. I came back again in the second Saturday night in October after performing in a dance showcase at Dance Mission. Like March there were other dancers in my group here. Las Margaritas is becoming the after-party for showcases at Dance Mission - well at least in my group. I ordered two margaritas - peach and mango. Out of the two I enjoyed the peach margarita as it not as sweet. Overall margaritas I've drank from Las Margaritas are strong enough yet not watered-down. Being at Las Margaritas twice what I love about this place is the divey decor. Inside is dark and small reminiscent of dive bars of the past. There are few tables to sit. As Las Margaritas is small the bar is packed yet not a lot of people. I feel Las Margaritas is a very intimate, but not a romantic bar. It's place where you can relax and drink without the raucous of a large crowd. I'll come back to Las Margaritas again not only to order different drinks, but also to try different margaritas.