My second review of a random thing that doesn't appear to be a restaurant or business on yelp!…read more Sake day! This is really interesting. As we know, Sake is an alcoholic drink that is originally from japan and is made by fermenting rice. Very strong and with a strange taste, Sake is very good and is now gaining popularity. I have seen it in many asian grocery stores with varrying flavors and types such as jello shot in a can or with gold flakes. Sake day is on October 1 and signifies the start of sake production in japan according to google. Now it is celebrated internationally. I am excited to participate in it this year! Super cool.

Neighborhood bar, friendly and funny bartender, hospitable offering phone chargers (score!), and no…read morefrills strong drinks. Will be back!

Probably the best bar on Polk Street. Friendly service. Friendly locals. Open early. Recommended.read more

Best bar in SF! Waterbeds, hot tubs, fun music, amazing staff, all are welcome, what else do you…read moreneed??

So this is definitely a dive bar, and I mean that in a great way. I really like the way the place…read morelooks inside, with car seats used as booths. The drinks weren't overpriced and the service was good also. I think this might be my next regular spot once I return to normal working hours again.

so racist they would not accept my international identification card and they kicked us out with no…read morewarning. We did not do anything. We just drink water and we literally made the place vibrant. I would not come back again. The bartender was Caucasian and a little big on the plus size. I think she was profiling me.

Awesome place. They just have cocaine waiting for you in the bathroom in the odor machine that you…read morecan flip up. They actually allow you to do lines on tables without much hassle. I loved it.

I came in around 1230am bc my apartment building across from the Brixton was having plumbing…read moreproblems. I wanted to come to the bar and have a beer and use the restroom before it was too late since I wouldn't have any other way till 6 or 7 or 8am. ** Still got 10 more mins. Didn't need to be told that I needed to leave because it was 1:30. If that's the truth THEN CHANGE UR HOURS ON EVERYTHING and don't lie to me about you throwing out half my beer and then being pissed off that you need to pour me another one when YOURE THE ONE WHO WASTED IT WHITE BOY ahahahahaha (Im only being offensive because he called me drunk multiple times, accused me of not knowing what beer I ordered, & was just a condescending asshole to me for no absolute reason. --- ) Quit hiring incels. He kept calling me drunk and even said "do you remember what beer you even ordered" then denied ever saying any of that to me afterwards. Quit letting people work for you that treat ur customers like shit for no entire reason.

Amazing service! Dolores is the best and I have to commend her for her conflict resolution skills…read more Witnessed a gnarly incident and she handled it with so much grace. The team is so lucky to have her. Ambiance wise, this place is a good place to go for inexpensive drinks. Mai tai suffices my Hawaiian Mai tai cravings and they have a nice beer collection. Note - they have an outdoor patio that is open until 10 pm that is great for mini get togethers! Highly recommend this place for inexpensive drinks in the city

This place is AMAZING!!!…read more Sooo many places to eat under one roof. From cookies and milk to burgers, steaks, desserts etc.. the choices are endless. During my visit, the entire large building was very crowded as this is a very popular place. Located along the San Francisco Bay a mere feet from this beautiful building, stepping outside offers amazing views of the bay, boats and the surrounding area. This is is MUST see when visiting San Francisco

This is probably the 1st time I've reviewed a road, or at least a stretch of road. But it's…read moreobvious that the current City government is promoting the scenic places of my home city as destinations for visitors and locals alike. The Ferry Building is the epicenter of this these days with the variety of restaurants and stores (mostly food related) that occupy the building. With its panoramic view and being a transportation hub to other parts of the Bay Area, the Ferry Building is a star. In the past few months, I've seen various pieces of art popping up along the waterfront starting from the baseball stadium (Oracle Park) going north towards Fisherman's Wharf. In recent months, the City has installed large art pieces along the walkways, obviously camera friendly for passerby tourists and locals alike. There were some on the south side of the driveway (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=24&select=xiiIO96AcOW-cCucyOR-yQ), (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=24&select=xGDByhMkEQhRegUuWbkBxA), and one to the north near pier 7 (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=24&select=DJu4WY8DQvygzF9QJsGsOw). The one that caught my eye is actually closer to Oracle Park, the home stadium for the San Francisco Giants. It is almost directly across from a local favorite eatery, Delancey Street Restaurant. Kudos to our city government's vision and foresight in beautifying our waterfront as well as other parts of the City. While it wasn't a visitor friendly city from 2021 to 2024, it looks like things are turning around now as visitors and now the workforce is breathing life back to the city.

Amazing dive bar in SF. Always packed full (but not too full) and the drinks are top notch. Great…read moreenergy and friendly staff. :)

One of my favorite dives in SF! Always a good time, good music and I love that they have food, the…read moreJell-O shots are nostalgic and a get you where you need to be! Lol bartenders are chill and very friendly. Love this place!

Really can't say much about this place. Feels like an old school bar with crazy stuff all over the…read morewalls. This is your neighborhood bar and it was a great escape from all the tourists and crowds of the warf. The prices for the drinks were reasonably priced. we were able to grab a table and the bartender was quick. We order a gin and tonic, pineapple and vodka and two proseccos. Hung out for a while, drank a couple of drinks and headed to another bar. They have this creepy guy in the corner which we played with a bit hahahah. Hit this place up if you're in the neighborhood.

Amazing service ! Nick was a super friendly bartender and took great care of our group. Ambiance…read moreand Vibes were great. Drinks were good! 10/10 would recommend. There's darts and a juke box!

This was so fun but crowded, met a lot of coffee connoisseurs, was high after tasting so many…read morecoffees. It was very interesting to learn of the recipes n their magic brewing techniques. Looking forward to it next year hopefully.

Last nights event was amazing!! I don't know how I didn't know about this event last year, but only…read morethis yr. So, my friend and I got free VIP tickets to go check out Eat Drink SF. I didn't expect much, it's just food and drinks, unlimited. However, the food was exceptional with amazing chefs on hand and the drinks, well, it was an open bar of wine and all types of liquors. They had so many types of food to taste from: fresh oysters, duck liver, pizza, ceviche, roasted beef, chicken pot pie, salmon hand rolls, caviar, ice cream to handcrafted chocolates, and anything you were craving. I was so stuff from all the delicious foods and drinks! The vendors were really organized and did amazing setting up so many awesome booths. I hope next yr the chefs can step aside to talk to customers and have their staff prep the foods. I am definitely signing into this event next yr.

The 1st ever San Francisco Vegan [Beer] & Food Festival mustered through the entire day without too…read moremuch incident, serving up delectable treats and vegan goodies, but the term "festival" has me wanting something more to be desired. I arrived right at opening at 11am. One of the first to arrive, as well as FTR (Sorry John B., you know I love ya!). Some tents were still setting up, and while trucks were already serving food and lines were short, you can tell they were still trying to finish finish prepping as it still took some time to get the first 2 dishes I ordered. My first stop was No Worries Filipino food. Always heard great things about them and have been on "to-try" list for a long time. I think I've only had Filipino food about 3 times in my life since it is usually features un-veg friendly cuisine. No Worries blew me away with their oversized sampler portion. Their Lumpia was perfectly crisp, yet still fresh. Their Adobo kept my watering and wanting more. Also featured was their Mungo, Apritada, and Pansit. 2nd stop: Southern Fried Vegan. Tried the Mac & Cheeze, with Fried Chicken and Collard Greens. The M&C was quite good. Nice and gooey with a good cheese flavor and texture. Their fried chicken seemed fried ahead of time sicne it had gotten tough and less of a fried texture. 3rd Stop: Life Foods. They were serving up veggie burgers and nachos! I tried the nachos and felt very underwhelmed. They used their veggie burger patties and sauteed it up with onions, peppers, and seasoning and tossed it on a bed of tortilla chips. It was hardly 'nachos' since there was no sauce, tomatoes, jalapenos, cream, etc. etc. It was very dry, very salty, but still lacked a wholesome flavor. It made for a good crunchy snack though. 4th stop: Lil Burma. Their tea leaf salad-pricey at $11 a plate, was luckily a large portion and very tasty. Fresh, crunchy, with the right amount of nuts. Unfortunately, Lil Burma quickly ran out of 3 out of 4 of their items within the first few hours. 5th Stop: Rhizocali Tempeh and their Buffalo Wings. I hardly eat tempeh-I'm not the biggest fan of the texture. But they have amazing quality tempeh here! Too bad the buffalo sauce was not spicy at all and didn't stick too well to the tempeh. I wish it was spicier! The cashew cream sauce was quite delicious though. 6th Stop: Republic of V. Selling vegan goodies, snacks, and treats! I bought some coconut bacon flakes and I can't wait to put it in baked potatoes, salads, and more! Last stop before I slipped into a food coma: Timeless Coffee! These were probably my favorite right behind No Worries. I didn't think Moon Cake was something I would ever be able to eat again going vegan. These folks proved me wrong with their DELICIOUS rendition of it! Also, their grave digger chocolate mousse is to "Die" for, and their pumpkin roll was so tasty that I caught myself eating it for dinner later that night. Yum! *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* About the event itself: I enjoy going to Soma Streat Park, but there's always a lot of oversights. They advertise as a "Beer & Food Festival," but there was hardly a beer selection! Where was the craft brews, the ciders, etc as advertised? There was the same ol Anchor, Lagunitas, and about 3 other choices. Many of which sold out by 3 pm. Poor poor advertising. BOO! They also advertised live music. There was none. In fact, the only music they played was 90's hip hop/R&B for 5 STRAIGHT HOURS. It did not go well with the atmosphere, it made it boring, and the demographic was completely wrong for the kind of music. I think they didn't think about the music at all and just put on someone's old IPod Playlist. BOO. The TV's. Ohhh this one made me very irritated. As I sat at my table to eat, the many tv's surrounding us were either showing sports or....Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives. That's right folks. As you were at a Vegan Festival, eating tasty Vegan Food, the tv's were showing dead animal carcasses being butchered, cooked, and eaten right in front of you. It was very unsettling to say the least and I was very upset. I talked to one of the workers and they changed it for us. I know it was a small mistake, but really...they should have thought about it a little more. BOO. I didn't make it to Hella Vegan Eats since the line was about an hour long. I think it was poor planning to put them next to Southern Fried Vegan-probably 2 of the most popular tents there that day. All in all, still 4 stars because for the first time doing it, it was ok! Just very very poor marketing and planning from the guys from Streat Park. I also know there are so many more vegan food trucks out there and they were all missing. This is what happens when you put carnivores in charge of a vegan event. SMH. Food: 4.5 stars Vendors: 4 stars Atmosphere: 2 stars Beer: 1 star Music: 0 stars Still thankful to have a vegan event with no chance of cross contamination or yucky BBQ smell. Thanks John B. and Rachel C. for hanging out with us!

I've got to admit, I thought this might be a disaster after the east bay vegan beer fest didn't…read morequite meet everyone's expectations. However, if you came relatively early, there were more than enough food vendors to keep you satisfied. My personal favorite was No Worries; they need to bring their delicious vegan Filipino food to SF more often. Also, there was a vendor in the covered area who was making buffalo tempeh that was incredible. Next time, I'm hoping that there might be a little more focus on the beer side, since the selections were nothing out of the ordinary. I also hope it's not so damn hot - that concrete really roasts.