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.

This is a quaint bar with great service. A great place to have a cocktail and a great conversation…read moreand interaction with friends.

My margarita was even good and tasted watered down. The service was a bit rude and stand off-ish. I…read moreoverheard the bartender speaking with another customer telling them to wait to order since another customer needs their order taken. The way he said it was unexpectedly rude. I wanted a Midori sour and they agreed, moments later, they came back and said didn't have anymore sours. Alright a margarita it is. Probably the my worst margarita I've ever had. I still finished my drink but wasn't satisfied. The bar is kinda small and cramped. Dimly lit. It's CASH only. Limited seating. Has 1 pool table. Unfortunately I will not be coming back.

Super cute bar in SF! Went here at night with friends. The decor is kinda crazy but fits with the…read morename of the restaurant. Was really impressed with the design of the menu! There's plenty of tables and seats inside! All the drinks were great and strong. We tried the Sacred Valley which was fun! Definitely had a fruity taste, followed by a strong vodka aftertaste. They provided water and lemonade for those of us who didn't want to drink. They also had special branded cups, which was a nice touch!

On a visit to San Francisco after an evening at a brewery nearby, we weren't ready to let the night…read moreend so we walked to Holy Water. This is a gorgeous spot; the detail from the welcoming greens sign, to the cozy lighting, tasteful religious kitsch, and well thought out style, we had a wonderful visit. The decor made us explore the bar before we sat down; they have tables and different seating areas around, but it seemed like the bar was the place to be. They have a full selection of liquor, plus a cocktail menu, and killer tap list of mostly local draft beer. I absolutely loved their glassware too! The bartender was very friendly; I failed to notice the tap list above the bar was different from the menu so I was glad that was pointed out for my second beer. Prices are reasonable for the experience of being here. The other clientele at the bar were also friendly, it has a neighborhood vibe but is welcoming to all.

I come to this bar pretty regularly but have never thought to write a review. I always have a good…read moretime, but saw Fleetwood Macramé on Saturday night, and it was off the hook! The band was amazing, the vibe was awesome with everyone singing and dancing - and I mean everyone, not just the people on the dance floor, but on chairs and benches. It was so much fun!! The drinks are good, like, proper cocktails, so for the price I think they're really reasonably priced. In other bars good cocktails are usually 3 or 4 dollars more. They have a pool table, the bartenders are friendly and fast, and when there's not super fun entertainment, it's a super nice mellow place to chill at the bar.

Super cute, really cozy and wonderfully friendly karaoke bar…read more We came to the Lucky Horseshoe for a friend's going away party and for our first time, it was a pretty awesome place. Neither of us are into karaoke so we stayed back and were happy to encourage and cheer on others who were performing. There's also pool tables if you prefer games to singing. Standard beer and well drinks, it's a neat dive bar with an alternative/punk feel. Bartenders were quick and attentive as well as friendly. This would definitely be location to stop at in our regular dive bar rotation if it was closer to where we live, it's definitely a neat place to stop in for a quick drink or stay for a few hours and chat with others.

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!

Nice place to play - very cool people, sound man knew what he was doing, helpful and got a good…read moretone. small place - but 40 people feels like 100 so I don't mind. Place was clean, I don't drink alcohol but some folks loved the drinks and they had some new alcohol-free options which I appreciated. Than you guys! one thing to consider if your'e a band playing here, parking is tough and unloading becomes a little dicy when double parking. Ended up having to park 4 blocks away.... that said, would play it again. cheers!

A True Mission Gem -- Gritty, Loud, and Full of Heart…read more Caught Star Belly Bug here recently and had an absolute blast. If you're looking for a venue with soul, personality, and a healthy dose of weird -- The Knockout is it. The Scene: This place screams underground SF in the best way. The walls are plastered with stickers from hundreds of bands, artists, and regulars that have come through -- it's like a living punk flyer wall. Dim neon lighting and vintage touches give it a divey charm, but not in a try-hard way. The Virgin Mary painting above the bar and eclectic photo strips tucked in every corner add a little extra mystique to the already vibrant decor. The Music: Star Belly Bug was killer -- great sound for a small venue, and the energy was contagious. The stage is super intimate, so you're right up close with the band, no matter where you're standing. The Knockout clearly supports local and underground talent, and it shows in the diverse lineup and passionate crowd. The Bar: Drinks were strong and reasonably priced (especially for SF), and the bartenders were cool and efficient even when things got packed. There's a solid cocktail list on the board, but also plenty of cheap beer and no-nonsense options. Vibe: Inclusive, weird in the best way, and 100% authentic. This is the kind of place where you can dance, lose yourself in the music, and just enjoy being part of the scene. Zero pretension. Lots of regulars. Great people-watching. Whether you're coming to catch a band, dance your face off on theme nights, or just grab a stiff drink, The Knockout delivers the goods. A Mission must-stop.

It's a Mexican bar and obviously the crowd reflects the same. My friend's father brought us to this…read moreplace after his graduation party. Met some really nice people and had fun having drinks.

If you want your belongings stolen and get overcharged only because they think you are "drunk" this…read moreis your bar. Horrible bartenders and service. Be careful of what you get charged for!!!

love shirley,food is great too. she always tries to put on different events for different crowds…read moreand they're always fun.

Bottoms Up Bar and Grill in Mission Terrace is the kind of neighborhood spot that proves a…read moreneighborhood bar doesn't have to be a dive to feel welcoming. We visited Bottoms Up for a friend's birthday party, and our group pretty much took over the first floor. We arrived a little after noon, even though they weren't set to open until 1:00 PM when the 9ers game kicked off. Despite the early arrival, we were greeted and welcomed by Shirley, the owner. She is super nice and incredibly accommodating--though she definitely runs a tight ship. She's rule-based (fair warning: keep your Starbucks on the street where it belongs, as no outside drinks are allowed). While scanning the promo flyers around the room, the $1 wing night and speed dating events caught a few people's eyes for a future visit. Our group had a huge spread of food, including lumpia, popcorn chicken, calamari, and both honey garlic and lemon pepper wings. Of everything on the table, the lumpia completely stole the show--crispy, savory, and easily the best bite of the afternoon. The wings came in a close second with great flavor. The only miss was the popcorn chicken, which had a mouthfeel that felt almost entirely like batter. Over at the bar, the service was great and the bartender was exceptionally nice. I opted for the non-alcoholic route and ordered a virgin mojito alongside a mango mocktail--both were delicious and well-crafted. Oddly enough, the mocktails actually cost a bit more than a house margarita, but the drink quality and chill vibes made up for it. The ambience here is best described as above dive bar and slightly below an upscale bar and grill; everything from the clean floors and plush booths to the main bar area and exceptionally huge bathrooms feels well-maintained, comfortable, and fresh. Whether you're dropping in to catch a game or gathering with a large group, Bottoms Up delivers a great, clean environment to kick back in. Overall, it's a solid spot with reasonable prices across the board.

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've visited for their Sunday brunch service they host every Sunday. Expect gospel music,…read moreunapologetically black art, and a rotating menu. They also do r&b and Hip-Hop during the week. I tried the peach cobbler pancakes, eggs and beef sausage. The pancakes weren't too sweet which was nice, and the sausage was full of flavor. I hope they put these pancakes back on the menu soon. They also have a full bar, lounge chairs, and hookah. Definitely a vibe here for sure. They host karaoke on Wednesday's and feel the community spirit every time I visit.

First time visiting this lounge, really nice to come out and see a friends show. The staff are nice…read moreand friendly. The food was delicious and the drinks were good. I would definitely come back to this nice cozy lounge.