They stopped me to drive home by myself and waited for my boy come to pick me up, even after they…read moreclosed kinda long time. I can tell the boss and her son( a handsome security ) they are sweet & nice people ,and the place is a great place to date or just by yourself... Anyway I appreciate you guys being sweet and supporting me!! See you guys soon ‍

Came here with out planning to come here…read more... It was a Sunday night, my friend is totally into Mexican clubs. I saw this place and I said lets try it... No cover charge... that was a plus Walked in, the venues was not crowded at all... The bar is clean and well stocked. There is a DJ playing music Venue is nicely decorated and clean Bartender was friendly and efficient Drinks are rather pricey..... $15 for a margarita $42 for a bucket of beer ..... There is a small private parking lot in the back Before we knew it the dance floor was packed!!!! Cool place to come if the music is your type.... I had fun people watching...

Sarah is hands down the best! I literally come to The Office Cocktail Lounge on the days she is…read moreworking. Every single time I walk in, she makes me feel incredibly welcome with her kind and attentive energy. On top of her amazing hospitality, her mixology skills are unmatched--she makes the absolute best drinks. If you want great vibes and perfect cocktails, look for Sarah!

The bartenders and security are all professional and nice!…read moreThe pool tables are terrible. The bathroom floors are consistently pretty gross. There was an issue last year where a regular of the bar was taking inappropriate pictures of my friends without their consent and being aggressive when confronted about his behavior. Security told him to leave but he has not been 86'd which tells me the owner cares more about $ than the comfort and safety of the other patrons of the bar, so I refuse to support this business.

I came here on a whim while in the area & it did not disappoint. The dive is strong with this one…read more The bathroom had a certain rustic feeling to it, but all the paper towels, trash, & floors were well kept. Service took a few minutes to acknowledge people coming in, but the quality was there!! The bartender & security were friendly & upbeat. My drink was excellent & served w/ a lime. The music was well selected & volume was varied depending on which song the bartender liked most. I would 100% revisit this place on a karaoke night. It seems like a wonderful seasoned business! Keep up the awesome environment Captain's Chest!

I want to preface this review by saying I STILL like this neighborhood dive. I like the customers,…read moreJimmy & Danny (evening bartenders), the karaoke, and the divey feel are all very cool... I work right by this place and used to come in all the time with coworkers after work. We went there for probably 3 or 4 years and never had problems with the daytime bartenders before. We knew them, they knew us, everybody got along and it was just our regular spot. Then the daytime bartender changed and honestly so did the whole vibe. All of this happened a few months ago but one thing that really bothered me was how she treated my wife. My wife was trying to help clean up and stacked some shot glasses a little too high. When the bartender picked them up they broke. My wife immediately felt terrible and was apologizing. She's a preschool teacher, super sweet and about as non-confrontational as you can get. Instead of just telling her not to stack them that way the bartender yelled at her. She already felt horrible, it was obviously an accident and there was no reason to make her feel worse. Another time one of our coworkers accidentally walked outside with her drink. I get it, you can't take a drink outside. But instead of just saying hey you can't bring that out here, she came outside and snatched the drink out of her hand, barked at her and cut her off. Something that could've been handled with a normal conversation turned into a whole thing. And yeah, there were a few times people got way more upset than I had ever seen them get in there before. I'm not saying every reaction was okay, but I also knew these people and that was not their normal baseline at all. These were coworkers who had been coming in for years, getting along with everyone, no drama. Watching people get pushed to that level of frustration was honestly part of what made the whole situation stand out so much. That's the part I keep coming back to. Same group, same bar, years of no problems. Then the daytime bartender changed and suddenly there was tension all the time. I probably wouldn't have written anything since all of this happened months ago. But I recently found out a former coworker wrote about her own experience, her review got taken down and she had to edit it and repost it. That made me think maybe I should say something about what I personally saw too. I've always liked this bar. I just think when people who came in for years with no issues suddenly stop wanting to be there, that's probably worth paying attention to ‍

On Saturday May 16th ,Jeffery & I. We had our 1st field to CJ S Saloon !Extreme Live changing…read more moments. Joker @4 Jack Band. Playing music the whole Place came down on the dance foor 36 24 36 she brick house. Prince ,Kevin. The staff is 110 into it. By having a care giver job heart she better They said Karen its can be a hotel. Stand close . Re

Always a good time. Drinks are a bit costly, but everything is too expensive. The music was great…read moreand will definitely go back.

The best place to dance on Indian music esp Punjabi ones. I have been wanting to go to a place like…read morethis! Music is perfect. At times, they have 2 DJs, and one is Punjabi BHangra music, and the other is pure Bollywood music.... which is the best of both worlds, and you can enjoy both :) They have live dhol as well, which is a dream come true for punjabi people #balleballe :) I took off one star for a very serious reason: They dont take card payment for drinks, and its almost nowhere mentioned! If you are there without cash and just have a credit card with you, you are screwed!! So keep this in mind

So you know how there are times when you get stuck in the rain, and there comes a point where…read moreyou're so soaked you can't get any wetter? I assure you: If you endure a night of Nonstop Bhangra (every 3rd Saturday at Rickshaw Stop), it will be one of those times. If not, you are DEFINITELY doing something wrong! God, it had been waaaaayyy too long since I've danced like that! Bhangra, the energetic song and dance that fuses traditional Punjabi music and contemporary beats, is not only one of the coolest types of world music I've heard (THE DHOL! It just makes you wanna shake what your mama gave ya!); it is a workout in and of itself. I don't know how the Dholrhythms Dance Troupe women do it and appear to have barely broken a sweat... for everyone else in the room, it's seriously like covered from head to toe, soaked to the bone in nothing but pure perspiration, baby! The thing I find most cool about this event is its welcoming, unpretentious air and super diverse crowd. Sure, I'll admit that a couple times in the beginning of the night I got a few giggles out of watching some interesting looking folks do their Indian version of cutting a rug. But somewhere along the line, I realized that hey, it's all about trying something different and having fun doing it. Which is why the Nonstop Bhangra Collective bothers to put on such an event, complete with a crash course in Bhangra 101. Which is why everyone who goes, regardless of age, gender, race, creed, weight, or rhythm, lets go of themselves completely, and becomes but a drip of perspiration in this sweltering, steamy sweatbox of a nightclub. It's a pretty sweet experience. Which also brings me to my peeves about it, which is mostly an objection to its venue the Rickshaw Stop. While covering yourself in sweat can be fun, getting covered in everyone else's sweat as well... is just kinda gross. Later into the night, I accepted the communal sweat-factor and it was fine, but I really just kept wishing that the room were a little bigger. I think the following of bhangra in SF has outgrown Rickshaw, folks. I suggest we find a larger place. Secondly, while I'm all about supporting cultural groups like Nonstop Bhangra and Dholrhythms, I really cannot fathom why this event costs 15 FREAKIN' DOLLARS... especially since the drinks at Rickshaw are on the pricier side, the coatcheck is like $5 an item, I took a 10 dollar cab ride in the cold just to get there...blah blah blah, rob me much?! I mean, with all these costs added up, I may as well pay for gas and drive to a Indian House party somewhere in the South Bay. Well, not really. The event is great, I just wish it didn't cost me an arm and a leg. Complaints aside, if you love to have a great time in a cultural context and whether or not you have any sense of rhythm, I highly suggest you experience Nonstop Bhangra. In honor of my 100th review, I decided it deserves its own listing :).

So I got there, and there were adorable twinks and hot dykes and all the rest, and I talk to one of…read morethe founding hotties, and she tells me, "My girlfriend and I were at Cockblock (http://www.yelp.com/biz/cockblock-san-francisco-3) and saw all these women who had to leave the party at 11:30 to take BART back to Oakland and thought, 'We need a hella gay dance party with rad music in the East Bay!" [paraphrased] A few house parties and some hard work later, Hella Gay Dance Party had its first appearance in a public venue. And it was AWESOME. Tons of sexy queers and some wonderful straight folk, good music, and lots of fantastic dancing and engrossing conversations were to be had. Bottom Line: I am so pumped that I no longer have to make plans to crash in the city in order to get my big queer dance on.

So much fun! I went there on Halloween, because I felt like dancing without getting some creppy…read moreguy's erection in my back, unlike other clubbing events. I had a great time, the music was alright, the place was packed! I got there early 9pm (I know, I know) but by 11 there was no space on the floor. Great costumes, friendly non-cliquish vibe. I would go again!

No more live music, karaoke only. I'm not sure why they call it a sports bar since there are only…read morethree screens spread far apart on one wall behind the bar. The "buffalo wings" did not have any sauce on them, just hot sauce on the side. I got here at 6 on a Friday and there were only two other dudes sitting alone not talking. Still, the selection of draft beers is decent and the nice bartender put on a college basketball game I wanted to watch, so not a total loss.

The red hat bar is not for everyone and that is okay. But in my opinion it is a very laid back bar…read moreto go to. Multiple tvs for games . Pool table . Live music and karaoke nights . They have a huge back patio with lots of places to sit so folks can drink , smoke , talk etc. The bar tender is the nicest person. I find myself here a few times a year to have some fun and meet new people .

Morrissey & Smiths Tribute Is One Of The Best New Wave Nights…read more SITREP New Wave City (NWC) is the longest-running club event in San Francisco. I've been a regular to NWC) since it's first year in 1994. Every month is a treat, and often is a special "tribute night". In fact, this most recent past Saturday was the monthly club night for December and it was a tribute night for Morrissey & The Smiths. The energy of this crowd was kinetic and made for a great dance night! BLACK CARD The longevity of loyal followers has it's benefits and on the 5th anniversary of my coming to New Wave City (1999), I was presented with the rare NWC BLACK V.I.P. CARD which I've kept in my wallet for 15 years, proving the adage, "Membership Has It's Privileges" - my guest & I are treated to free entry into all NWC events. SET-UP New Wave City is now sited at The Cat Club (1190 Folsom Street, SF), but was once much more of a revolving-venue club, enjoying being sited different months at different places, including: the KING STREET GARAGE, the TOWNSEND, 550 BARNEVELD, BIG HEART CITY, THE CHERRY BAR, the GLASS KAT, and most recently, the DNA Lounge. SPECIAL EVENTS NWC always promoted special galas and incredible "80s Prom Nights". With the Cat Club, NWC still is able to maintain two (2) separate rooms of music, each specializing in a different format, and with revolving door of talented DJs. NEW WAVE DANCING Dancing is what we come for and a stellar dance-environment is what we are provided. You can't ask for any better, and with the Go-Go Boxes in the back room, there is always ladies & gents who enjoy being a bit - how shall we say? - a bit EXPRESSIVE & OUTGOING in their dancing on the box, in front of the mirrors, and losing themselves in the music! THE LOWDOWN NWC remains the best ongoing club night and truly keeps keeps the momentum of the New Wave movement going strong!

I've been dancing like Molly Ringwald at NWC since I was in my 20's...and that was more than 20…read moreyears ago now...So, yes we've aged together! The music is fun. The two rooms at the Cat Club let you bounce between scenes (I have always hated Depeche Mode, so this is important as DM is on heavy rotation sometimes). I always have a great time and the crowd is friendly and always weird just like New Wave was and still is. Recently I went after a long hiatus and danced my a off like my a hasn't seen in a while. My favorite moment was Shriekback "Nemesis" followed by Echo and the Bunnymen "Never Stop" Yes, I was the superfan dancing like a maniac, maniac, on the floor, Dancing like I've never danced before.