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    Mission Bar

    4.0 (245 reviews)
    InexpensiveDive Bars, Pubs
    Open 3:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    MISSION BAR ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Divey
    Juke Box
    Moderate noise
    Happy hour specials

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    Kevin M.

    So glad they're open again after being closed for retrofit So many fun nights here and looking forward to many more. Keep on rockin mission bar

    Thomas L.

    Time for yet another Dive Bar review! The Bission Bar pretty far down Mission Street and is propably one of the cheapest places in town. You can get a decent draft beer for below 5$ and also some cheap Longdrinks. They have a Full bar and a wide selection of liquids. The stuff is friendly and responsive and the crowd is diverse which I really like. They also have TVs where they show sports but almost nobody really cares. Nice chill place for an afterwork beer!

    The Mission Dive Bar group. A different bar every month.
    Manny F.

    "Every charitable act is a stepping stone toward heaven" -Henry Ward Beecher I'm a hardcore atheist but I still like that quote. Mission bar deserves five stars just for their annual charity auction benefiting The George Mark Children's House and Home Away From Homelessness; but they are a great bar for many other reasons as well. I recently had an event here for my dive bar group and Laura, the owner, was an "on the ball" professional. This is so refreshing for me because bar owners can be very frustrating people to deal with sometimes. They have an excellent happy hour From 3:00- 8:00 $3.50 Guinness $3.00 Stella & Radeberger $2.50 Anchor Steam, Sierra Nevada, Paulaner, Fat Tire $2.00 PBR $1.00 Off Well Drinks: Which means $3.00 for basic mixed drinks (Vodka tonic etc), $3.50 for cocktails (lemon drops, Cosmo's and Margaritas) & $4.00 for martinis or Manhattans I used to frequent Mission Bar years ago but for some reason I rarely seem to be able to get my friends out to the mission to drink anymore. Last night I met some people there and nothing has changed, even the beer prices. Beer for $2.50 till eight PM and only $3.50 after that, you just can't beat that.

    Ed V.

    Monday - Friday Happy Hour 3:00- 8:00 p.m. $3.00 Stella & Radeberger $2.50 Anchor Steam, Sierra Nevada, Paulaner, Fat Tire $2.00 PBR $1.00 Off Well Drinks Cheap Booze - CHECK Pool Table - CHECK Jukebox - CHECK A block away BART - CHECK Cool local dive bar - CHECK Friendly bar staff - CHECK Unpretentious crowd - CHECK El Farolito just around the corner - MF CHECK!

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    A great Mission dive bar. Cheap drinks and the staff is always super cool.

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    Black Hammer Brewing Company

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    2.2 mi
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    Black Hammer Brewing Company is a place I've driven by so many times and finally got the chance to…read morestop into while we were out walking and exploring the area. I'm so glad we did, it instantly lived up to the curiosity. The vibe here is exactly what you want from a brewery. It's unique, cool, and laid-back, with plenty of character and a strong sense of community. It feels welcoming whether you're popping in for one drink or planning to hang out for a while. The beer selection is great, with a nice variety of styles to choose from. Everything we tried was well crafted and enjoyable, making it easy to find something that fits your taste whether you like lighter beers or something a bit bolder. The space itself really adds to the experience. There's a relaxed energy that makes it a great place to meet friends, take a break while exploring the neighborhood, or just enjoy a good beer in a comfortable setting. Great atmosphere, good beer, and an all-around enjoyable experience. We'll definitely be back and are glad we finally stopped in.

    No food, just beer. You can bring your own food though,…read moreand even have it delivered to the entrance if you're really lazy. It's a great space to unwind with nice beers (and the beers are truly nice, haven't had one I didn't enjoy from this brewery yet) or to hop on your laptop for some work while sipping a brew. Dogs welcome, which is nice too. I made a friend.

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    Modern decor, cozy lighting and an open-air feeling
    Modern decor, cozy lighting and an open-air feeling
    The walls are adorned with super  cool abstract modern art. I think its from local artists too!
    The walls are adorned with super cool abstract modern art. I think its from local artists too!
    Super cute accent wall and overhead lighting give the bar a great atmosphere

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    The Kezar Pub

    The Kezar Pub

    3.8
    (840 reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    Dear Cody, "To love…read moreis to dream. Too often, to dream is to hurt." It's one of the many jaded expressions in Football that we all eventually experience. When we experience it, and only when we finally do, do we truly appreciate the painful wisdom embedded within those words. It's only your first World Cup, Cody, and you are already feeling the heartache. You spent much of the tournament at Kezar Pub, which you endearingly refer to as "the pub". Daddy lived his first World Cup with Goo-Ma in a more humble fashion -- through an antenna-enabled 18-inch television. You, in privileged contrast, were surrounded by probably more than 18 wide screen TVs and the best sound system in the business. Brilliant equipment aside, Kezar's atmosphere is inimitable. There is something special that spurs Daddy to share beers and jello-shots with new friends. That pub is a beacon for good times. I have many photos of you in your WC shirt sampling pub favorites with uncles and aunties. Bangers and Mash was a hit. Maybe a bit lukewarm on the Shepherd's Pie (Daddy loves it though). The Fish & Chippies though? Cody ate enough of the English staple to justify the face paint. I do NOT have videos of you receiving trinkets and high fives from the best owner and best pub staff in the world. I certainly do not have a video of Daddy screaming profanities whenever a certain scumbag referee gets on screen. Oh hey Cody, bullying players and referees is never okay, but also sometimes absolutely necessary (another wise Football adage). I do not have a video of you screaming We All Like Vindaloo after a goal. No videos of you sitting in the community benches doing Sprite-cheers with Portuguese / German / Swedish / Dutch / Mexican / Norwegian friends we shared seats with. Nothing of you flexing the Arsenal shirt you have underneath for whenever one of our boys scores (Kai Havertz scores again!!). I wish I did, but Daddy does not have a video of us pointing to the red number 10 shirt bellowing "Na-Na-Na-nananana! Nananana!" What we do have are memories that'll morph into stuff of legends. Legends we share with each other for a lifetime. Yes, we'll have the pain, too. Daddy's first dream was shattered by a red card in '98. Although, you know Cody, I don't actually remember the red card too well. Daddy's most visceral memory of that tournament was the wonder I felt as I kept asking Goo-Ma if Michael Owen is the fastest guy in the world. I still feel that kid-like wonder again whenever that moment floods my memory. Thats why Daddy thinks it's our good moments that stays with us. Cody, we had so many of them. The heart-stopping penalties we watched on the couch. The Jolibee-fueled game nights on Fridays. Those incredible, incredible times at Kezar Pub. Maybe years later, your most vivid memory of your first World Cup won't be of the gutting loss, just like Daddy's isn't of the '98 red card. Maybe years later, the moment you'll feel again is that Saturday against Norway. That feeling of triumph and jubilation and fearlessness  and that surreal feeling of singing Hey Jude with ALL of Kezar. Football hurts. And maybe it'll hurt again for many more tournaments, many more years. But you also know all the love that comes with football. Love that comes on the badge on your shirt, love that comes with going to Kezar Pub, and of course so much love in singing your favorite songs. After so many years of following the tournament, maybe Daddy can give you his own wise football expression: Don't let the possibility of hurt ever stop you from singing, Cody. "60 yearssss of hurttt, never stopped me dreammming"  Love always, Daddy

    A great spot to watch a game, with fantastic wings that some say are the best in the city, and…read morehonestly I have not found anywhere better. The place gets loud when a big game is on, but that is exactly what you want from an Irish sports bar. We were there for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, World Cup soccer, and UFC 250 all in the mix, and the place was packed with great energy throughout. The Guinness pour was excellent, clean lines, great head, perfectly poured. As a busy sports bar things will not always be spotless when it is packed, but the team did a great job keeping the bathrooms clean despite the volume on such a busy day. We spoke with the owner directly and he made sure we had a TV tuned to the hockey game, a genuinely nice guy who made us feel welcome. We will definitely be back.

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    Kezar Burger + Tater Tots
    Kezar Burger + Tater Tots
    The Kezar Pub

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    The Chieftain Irish Pub & Restaurant

    The Chieftain Irish Pub & Restaurant

    4.0
    (979 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    Family-owned & operated
    Sports on TV

    Excellent experience from start to finish. The atmosphere has that classic Irish pub feel--warm,…read morewelcoming, and a great place to relax and enjoy a good meal. I ordered the beer-battered fish and chips, and it did not disappoint. The fish was perfectly cooked with a crispy, golden batter on the outside and tender, flaky fish on the inside. The fries were hot and paired well with the dish, making it a hearty and satisfying meal. To go with it, I had a Golden State Cider, which was a great choice. It was crisp, refreshing, and complemented the fish and chips perfectly. The service was friendly and attentive, and the restaurant itself was clean and well-kept. Between the quality of the food, great drink selection, and inviting atmosphere, The Chieftain is definitely a spot worth visiting in San Francisco. Highly recommend!

    Friday night/date night this week felt like a visit to a local pub. After years of walking and…read moredriving by it, we finally visited The Chieftain and had a lovely time. It has a bar, some high tables and regular tables for seating and all have views of one of the TVs around the pub. Upon entering, we were promptly greeted and a table cleared for us. Our server was super friendly and efficient throughout. Several FIFA games and a baseball game were on the screens so there were folks in there watching the games, but anticipating a specific match since the room was relatively quiet and conversations were still at regular volume. We ordered Irish Stew, Shepherd's Pie, and a couple of pints of Smithwick's. Our server remarked it was the full Irish! The food was delicious - hearty and well-seasoned, no bland food here! - and the ale hit the spot. Could have had more pints but we opted on dessert. We split an apple cobbler (not too sweet which was nice!) à la mode to round out our dinner. We will definitely return to try other food and drinks - and hopefully catch happy hour!

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    The Chieftain Irish Pub & Restaurant
    Happy Hour - Potato Croquettes
    Happy Hour - Potato Croquettes
    The Chieftain Irish Pub & Restaurant

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