Went in during lunch for pick up. Clean, nice, games were on. Man behind the bar super sweet and…read morenice! Onion rings and fries were tasty and crispy! Loved them! Burger was good in my opinion. The bun was sturdy burger was tasty. Will try the specialty burgers next and veggies burgers! The office will come by more often for burgers and fries/onion rings. Also, UB sauce was like a tangy bbq ketchup all dressing sort of sauce! It was good! Don't hesitate to try it out!

I wanted to like the food, but something about it will probably keep me from coming back…read more It was a downstairs bar that had football all around. We got here shortly after opening. They were out of a few things we wanted, which I could live with, but the food is what got me. Most of the reviews say the burgers were really good and the buns were good as well. I felt the buns might have been at the point where they were almost going stale. Like they wanted to be fresh, but something was holding them back from being fresh. Maybe if the buns had been warmed a bit, it would have helped. The onion rings weren't bad, a bit crunchy, more so than your average beer battered onion ring, but I suppose I would have to try them again to really say if I like them or not. I know it was early and it was a bar setting, but having to sit, not be given a menu, had to grab from a different table along the wall, go up and order, didn't sit well with me. Maybe it's just how the bar is? Not sure as I've never been. The bartender that took my order was nice and friendly. Decent place to watch a game? Sure, looking for a lunch spot for a quick bite? Probably not.

This is a great neighborhood spot to grab a beer. The staff is very attentive and I love the SF…read more nostalgia. Highly recommend!

Bartenders are absolutely the WORST On Thursday,, I was…read moreclearly sexually harassed by a man at the bar not once, but twice. He treated me disrespectfully and asked me something absolutely absurd. After he continued harassing me, I reacted by giving him a small slap across the face. Instead of taking what had happened seriously or making sure I was okay, Jason and Jesse decided to kick ME out of the bar and ban me, while the man who sexually harassed me was allowed to stay. What made the situation even more disturbing was the way they treated me afterward. They laughed in my face while telling me I needed to leave, and as I was walking out with my girlfriends who witnessed what happened they were laughing and calling me crazy to the group of friends that harassed me I understand that a bar may have policies regarding physical altercations, but the complete lack of concern for the harassment that led up to the situation was appalling. I was the woman who had been sexually harassed, yet I was the one removed and banned while the man who made sexually explicit comments toward me got to remain inside and was seemingly treated like a friend. Based on my experience at night, I absolutely would not consider this a safe or supportive environment for women. Being sexually harassed is already upsetting enough. Being laughed at and punished afterward while the person who harassed you is allowed to stay made the entire experience significantly worse.

Went here for a casual brunch with one friend. We showed up late for our reservation (messaged them…read morewe would be late ahead of time ) and were sat immediately. Our servers name was Matt, and he was AMAZING! He was so kind and very attentive, will be requesting him everytime I go from here on out! I ordered the eggs Benedict and it was amazing, along with the hashbrowns.

I was in the area for a dog meetup at Golden Gate Park and looked for a dog-friendly brunch spot…read morenearby Crissy Field. The Brixton came up among a few other local spots in the general Marina/Cow Hollow area. I chose The Brixton because of how easy it was to book a reservation at short notice. I reserved an outdoor table for 12:45pm on a Sunday. We found the restaurant in the heart of Cow Hollow, and it was such a cute, trendy spot. It was a beautiful day in the city, but it almost felt too hot sitting in the outdoor patio because there was hardly any shade. The host was nice enough to offer the indoor lounge area by the bar, but we decided to stick it out in the sunshine. That said, I really appreciated the offer. Overall customer service was great. Staff was friendly, and the food came out incredibly fast. We received our food in 10 minutes or less. My father-in-law got the French dip, my husband got the burger, and I got the chicken and waffles. Food was OK. Mid at best. Starting with my chicken and waffles plate, which mostly tasted bland to me. The chicken was moist and had a nice fry but lacked the seasoning. Similarly, the gravy needed some salt. Loved the waffles though. Great texture of crunch on the outside and soft doughiness inside. My husband's cheeseburger was a total 180 from my dish when it came to flavor. That said, it would've been nice to have some fresh, crisp veggies to break up the heaviness from its sauce. It did have lettuce, but it was shredded so got mushy. MY father-in-law's French Dip sandwich was probably my favorite among the 3. Just a solid, classic French dip with tender prime.

The Horseshoe Tavern has been our neighborhood watering hole for over 16 years, and at this point,…read moreit feels a lot more like family than just a bar. So many memories have been made here -- birthdays, celebrations, nights out with friends and family, and plenty of random evenings that turned into some of the best ones. We've also made friendships here that have lasted for years. It's one of those rare neighborhood bars where you can walk in, see familiar faces, bring your dog, grab a drink, and immediately feel at home. I was especially honored to be asked to guest bartend for The Equal Pour, an event celebrating 55 years of women being able to bartend in California. It was such a fun and meaningful day, and San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie even stopped by to celebrate with everyone. And because the Horseshoe always seems to have a good story attached to it, we were also there when the Budweiser Clydesdales came by to deliver beer -- definitely one of those only-in-San-Francisco neighborhood moments. The staff here has always treated us like family, and that's what keeps us coming back year after year. No pretension, no fuss -- just good people, a great neighborhood atmosphere, dogs welcome, and a place that has been part of our lives for well over a decade. The Horseshoe is a true Marina neighborhood gem, and I hope it stays exactly that for many more years.

My friend and I were in the Marina after an event at Fort Mason, and were looking for a low-key bar…read moreto get a drink. Fortunately, we were lucky to stumble across Horseshoe Tavern, as it immediately gave across a welcoming and comfortable vibe. Although there was only one bartender working the bar which was packed with a lot of people watching the Kentucky Derby, the service was incredible and the bartender immediately acknowledged us and took our order. We ended up getting two rounds, and again the bartender was super prompt and attentive with service when we went back inside for round two. Overall, this place is a gem, especially being in the Marina. Down to earth and comforting vibe. Highly recommend if you're looking for a nice watering hole or a place to play pool.

I ordered one thing. The potato skins were incredible. The fresh green onion added such a nice…read moretouch to an otherwise greasy dish. But everything about this was perfect. Ambiance is great and loved the old Sf memorabilia everywhere. Definitely fun sports bar energy. One note, they close early (9:30) we left at 9:15 and it was packed. Thought this would be a great late night spot and they used to be open until 1/2 before COVID. Hopefully that changes soon!

The food was okay but not the problem. We ordered sliders, fries, a burger, and wings, and…read moreeverything was very average American style food. The problem was the mice :( at our outside table, right against the restaurant with a planter behind it, we saw at LEAST five mice come out and try to find food under the tables. They were huge. Our server was really nice and moved us, and even comped our drinks, but they then sat another couple at the table, who then also asked for move. Throughout our meal the mice were out and crawling under the tables, and even crawling across the sidewalk and further from the restaurant to check out our row of tables. The food was really just average, our server herself was super understanding, but I cannot believe that they didn't know the mice were there... there were several and they were crawling around under the tables for the duration of our time there.

We only went here because our motel was close. Margarita was tasty. Green tea shots..yum…read more But unexpected was the smash burger and curly fries.....wow! Jukebox and pool tables too. Oh, and did I mention 18 tvs!!!

Came several hours early for a little birthday WC action on a Sunday morning after planning weeks…read moreahead cause they specifically said they didn't take reservations for tables, only to wllk in to the half the tables being reserved. Ridiculous staff that thought he was amusing said they didn't take reservations, but "money can buy anything". Lol it's not money that's buying your tables if you aren't allowing those willing to pay to reserve buddy - Sleazy, unreliable place to watch a game.

Dan needs a raise. Loved it! Local. Best restaurant in the city. Dan the bartender is always above…read moreand beyond.

I left my heart in San Francisco, miss parts of SF like Brazen Head. Use to work up the street,…read moreback then Des Amis, French Bistro, yes chef, oui chef, all day. This place would be a late nighter, if I was actually hungry for a good meal, most of the time, BOH guys like me would hit the bar after service and get faded. But for a classy late night meal, no mistakes here for over 20 years I been coming here. Strong cocktails, Cozy seating Come with a hot date, not a crowd unless the bars empty but I doubt it.

If you're looking for a nice spot for a Philly cheese steak (or a hot sandwich in general), Jake's…read moreis a great option. Friendly staff, very atmospheric, and the sandwich was delicious. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area.

breakfast cheesesteak *chefs kiss* definitely worth the two hour drive. Added bonus, they had…read moregrape soda and birch beer. feels like home.

Had a great experience today. 2 Dozen $1 oysters…read moreParmesan Fries 2 glasses Chardonnay World Cup fever today. Germany vs Ivory Coast. Several large screens TVs showing the game. But not too many guests. Still was a nice environment to chill and relax for a few. Fresh oysters about small- medium size Shucked and easy to slide into your mouth served with vinegar and basket of sauces Hot crispy fries with garlic Parmesan topping. Crisp outside tender inside and not excessively salty. Really good! Sign outside said $1 oysters Thursday to Sunday 5 pm to midnight. But the gentleman said they are serving $1 oysters all day and it was Saturday. So we lucked out and had a fantastic snack. Filbert Street does not have parking permits enforced on weekends so find parking on adjacent streets parallel to Union Street for free. Enjoy folks!!

Great sports bar , great food & great service one dollar…read moreoysters 50 cent wings you can't beat that !

Mauna Loa is such a fun Marina neighborhood bar and one of those places that always feels familiar…read morethe minute you walk in. It has that classic, unpretentious San Francisco neighborhood-bar vibe that's getting harder and harder to find. The bartenders are friendly, the drinks are good and strong, and there's always an interesting mix of Marina locals, longtime regulars, and people just out having a good night. It's casual, lively, and never trying to be something it isn't. Whether you're stopping in for one drink or somehow ending up there for the rest of the night, Mauna Loa is always a good time. A longtime Marina staple with plenty of personality and one of those neighborhood spots I'm glad is still around.

Great theme - Lame crowd…read more Mauna Loa Club on Fillmore Street in San Francisco, CA, offers a thoroughly uneventful, standard dive bar experience that functions as a predictable neighborhood fallback rather than an exciting destination. For those interested in its roots, the establishment has a fascinating, multi-generational history: it was originally opened in 1939 by Hawaiian-Portuguese immigrants Johnny and Marie Martin, who bought it for just $10 under its former name, the Silk Hat Inn. They renamed it Mauna Loa in 1949 and moved it to its current Cow Hollow location on June 1, 1950--by pure coincidence, the exact day its namesake Hawaiian volcano began a historic eruption. While it historically served as a bustling hub for merchant marines and sailors, a modern visit is entirely routine and unpretentious. The cash-only space is dark and worn-down, featuring basic entertainment like a pool table, foosball, and pop-a-shot basketball. Despite the name and sub-tropical accents, there are no specialty tiki drinks or unique flair; you simply get standard well drinks and bottled beer served by friendly bartenders. It is a perfectly average, low-key spot to hide from the weekend chaos of Union Street, but it offers a standard baseline dive experience with little excitement beyond its remarkable historical longevity. Thanks