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    Lizzie S.

    I come here for a lot of conferences and work meetups, and occasionally to cowork when a friend lets me in! It's bougee. Snacks and amenities are good. The view can't be beat! It is a bit pricey IMO to be a member, but they have cool events and gatherings.

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    Gina U.

    Where Innovation Meets Waterfront Views While we're not members of Shack15, we were guests there this week during AWS's AI Security Symposium -- and wow, what an impressive space. Located inside the Ferry Building, the club is open, bright, and beautifully designed, with stunning views of the Bay, the ferry terminal, Bay Bridge, and Treasure Island. The atmosphere felt both inspiring and thoughtfully curated for collaboration and connection. The staff was exceptional -- warm, welcoming, and incredibly attentive. Plates were cleared promptly, service was seamless, and the food was genuinely delicious (far better than what we experienced at another private club we once belonged to). AV ran flawlessly throughout the event, and while the screens were a bit hard to read from the back, that had more to do with slide formatting than the setup itself. We only wish we'd had time to stay for a drink at the lively bar afterward. My husband left ready to schedule a membership tour, and I'm already dreaming about hosting a corporate event there next year. Shack15 is absolutely on our radar -- highly recommend.

    This is the entrance overlooking the market
    Landon C.

    Trying out Shack15 and I have to say I was really impressed. It's a beautiful space, everyone was friendly, and the location is great.

    Pop up menu for FINSTUA RESTAURANT BY CHEF CHRISTOPHER HAATUFT, Michelin star chef.
    Pam M.

    Shack 15 is a members only & guest of members workspace & community space with a large bar at the primary entrance and a secondary bar in the lounge area that features a DJ on Friday evenings in addition to $5 wine pours. I attended an event a few months ago & was added to their mailing list & became aware of the pop up dinner event featuring Michelin star chef Christopher Haatuft from Norway. Tickets were prepaid in advance, which made everything pretty easy. We arrived & got pre-dinner drinks at the bar outside of the dining area. My Moscow mule was pretty good. They were featuring $5 pours of Chardonnay & a red but I was in the mood for a cocktail. The pop up restaurant was a wonderful experience, paced well with explanations of each presentation. My favorite dish was the cod & my friend's favorite was the lamb but everything was delicious and none of the courses were heavy so we were full, not feeling stuffed after our meal. I learned that presently, there are no Norwegian restaurants in San Francisco (unlike the unlimited French & Italian restaurants) & this would be the first Norwegian restaurant if it moves forward with a more permanent setting in this location. I'm looking forward to it! There no parking at the Ferry Building & I usually park at the Embarcadero Center (parking after 5PM is $3 per hour).

    happy hour wine
    Jade L.

    I came here for a SF social club event and was the first to arrive. While it was slightly confusing to located the venue at the Ferry Building, I was met with a warm, friendly welcome from all the staff I encountered once I entered the space. As others in the group started to arrive, we all got the happy hour wine, which was a fantastic deal and tasted great. Everything was beautifully decorated and tastefully presented. There was a live DJ who set the vibes for the night, but the lounge we were in was decently large and the music never got too loud, so it was still conducive for conversations. I had such a good time meeting people at the happy hour social mixer here and hope the club continues to collaborate with Shack15 to create a third space for social interactions.

    Homer S.

    I had a friend let me into this place. But the embiance was great and so was the food and drinks they provided. If you can get in definitely take up the person on the offer and you can come here and work it seems that's what most people are doing.

    Shack15 is cool. Have fun with being exquisite. I have good taste.
    Bri W.

    Food was average. Ambiance was nice but it felt a bit snobby. Love the exclusivity though. Just wish people were more approachable and kind. We need more sweet people in this world. Especially more empathetic and compassionate cops. SFPD Hall was a jerk to me today so I left the Nintendo Grand Opening to be here. Level up.

    Ewa U.

    Beautiful space at the top of the ferry building .. Gorgeous views and people watching. Yes, there's food and a bar as well. Fantastic place to gain some creative inspiration, network &/or even take your work crush covertly as a date.. jokes aside, you can purchase their summer series for 100$ on eventbrite and come hang after 4pm in july august and september. see yall soon!

    Ferry building
    Elma C.

    I recently had the pleasure of visiting Shack 15 and had the opportunity to meet Danielle, a member of their team. Danielle gave me a detailed tour and shared valuable information about Shack 15. -One of the standout features of Shack 15 is its unique focus on Norwegian cuisine. -The interior design of Shack 15 is a perfect blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal. The minimalistic Scandinavian style, complemented by Henry Miller chairs, creates an inviting atmosphere. -One of the highlights of being a member at Shack 15 is the wide variety of events and programs they offer. From live piano sunset evenings to wellness programs like yoga and sound meditation sessions, as well as pop-up restaurants featuring renowned chefs. They also organize movie screening nights with discussions, such as this week's screening of Michael Morgenstern's "Reality Games" on deepfakes and disinformation. -The event rooms at Shack 15 can accommodate up to 500 people, making it an ideal venue for professional gatherings or community events. -it would be also nice to have access on Saturdays and Sundays (e.g. enjoy a glass of wine with a few friends before heading to Treasure Fest ferry ride, for example). -it is also worth noting that there is a limited number of phone booths and standard work desks, even in the quiet focus area.

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    Gorgeous space and great people, the location is stunning and they do great events. I recommend it.

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    Great food. Really a pleasure to come and indulge in fine cookery with chef coming from top notch restaurants around the world.

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    Great food and drinks. The atmosphere was a little bit too dim for my liking but overall a nice experience!

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    Amazing place for networking and meeting cool people. Very well setup. Very friendly staff. Highly recommend this place.

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    “It features office space, events, and a cafe in a beautifully renovated historic corner of the ferry building.”

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    4.1(81 reviews)
    0.5 mi•Financial District
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    Although I'm not a member, I had the opportunity to visit The Amador Club, and I was genuinely…read moreimpressed. From the moment you walk through the doors, the club has a luxurious yet welcoming atmosphere. The décor is elegant, the space is impeccably maintained, and the overall environment is both professional and sophisticated--exactly what you'd expect from a premier private club in San Francisco. A special shout-out to Jessey, the bartender, who made the experience exceptional. Jessey was friendly, attentive, and incredibly knowledgeable. The cocktails were perfectly crafted, and the level of hospitality made me feel like I belonged, even as a guest. It's clear that providing outstanding service is a priority here. Whether you're meeting clients, enjoying a drink with friends, or simply looking for an upscale place to unwind, The Amador Club delivers. The combination of a refined atmosphere, exceptional service, and outstanding staff makes it a place I would happily visit again. If this is the experience as a guest, I can only imagine how great it is to be a member. Highly recommended!

    Went here to celebrate a friend's 40th birthday and I have to say the service was great, staff was…read morehelpful, and the drinks were delicous. Honestly, I'd come back just for the views! The space feels very upscale and it's in a very nice location.

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    Amador Club - Champagne sabering

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    Amador Club - Beautiful interior.

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    Modernist Exchange - Chef Cat Wang's eight-course dinner.

    Modernist Exchange

    5.0(4 reviews)
    0.4 mi•Financial District

    I came here for my friend's birthday party, and this venue did not disappoint! Felt like a mix…read morebetween Great Gatsby and Vegas vibes! They had a pretty amazing DJ which definitely set the tone of the night. The lounges and seating areas are so chic and modern! Definitely felt more like a luxury cocktail lounge than an average bar. My friends and I really enjoyed ourselves. It's a huge space upstairs and downstairs! You also need to show your invite at the door or else security will not let you in. And if it's too crowded they won't let you in. I actually like that safety aspect.

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    At atmosphere unlike any other in the city

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    The Pacific-Union Club - puc

    The Pacific-Union Club

    4.5(14 reviews)
    1.0 mi•Nob Hill

    No democrats, no women, no reporters basically sums it up. This is a very private mens club, but…read morewives are allowed to accompany their husbands by invitation and within specific constraints/conditions. Women are also allowed for specific parties/receptions, but again conditions apply. Meaning there are some places they are never allowed or only at specific times and they often are required to use the building's back door instead of the grand California Street entrance. Membership is strictly by invitation only and quite a grueling, long process (some people wait for 20 years to be considered and approved). If you are invited, you'll be among the very elite including business magnates, dignitaries, presidents, and some who just earned their money the really old fashioned way... they inherited it. As for the dues, you know what they say about having to ask how much things cost. The building itself is grand, opulent, and ornate. It even smells like history. It survived the 1906 earthquake but, the interior did burn so everything you see dates from then. An interesting architectural fact it that when the Flood family did give it over to the respective Pacific Club and Union Club that then became the Pacific Union Club of today, the east and west wings on the ground floor were added. Prior to that the structure was square. The west wing contains the dining room with one of the largest wood carved ceilings I've ever seen. Very Bavarian castle like. The beams are massive, dark, and crammed with details. The east wing contains the lounge. It has multiple seating arrangements/piano/two fireplaces and another wood carved ceiling bordering a central fresco reminiscent of the NYC public library reading rooms. Both wings are the same size, enormous, and completely open without any interior floor to ceiling support beams/columns so one has a completely unobstructed view of everyone in the place. Around 350 were present for the reception I attended and you could see everyone. From the street it is deceiving just how long these rooms are because they actually start from the center hall and have only two windows that face California Street. Anterooms off each wing in the front of the house are connected to the center hall which is part of the original design. For as dark as the woodwork, fireplaces, and furnishings are in the wings, the anterooms walls were light, had floor to ceiling mirrors, enormous windows, and contain lighter furnishings. The marble center hall/entrance from the front door leads to a large open marble center room (I'm sure used for dancing/parties at one time) with niches in each corner containing enormous urns holding palm trees. The ceiling is a massive glass skylight (partially stained, but mostly opaque) that acts as the central light source for all of the interior rooms on the 2nd and 3rd floors. The hall continues to the back of the house to the very grand central staircase which leads to a landing with palladium windows and then splits to either side and continues to the 2nd floor. Bathrooms were small and obscurely positioned, but clearly this is due to the age of the building and design aesthetics of the time. They were nice and contained individual cubicles with proper wood doors and hand towels, but certainly not the nicest indoor outhouses I've come across. The only thing that did surprise me a little was the lack of paintings/art on the walls. There were none. However, this house is full of massive windows and in between each window were wall mounted chandeliers so empty wall space was really unavailable. It still looked a little odd like something was missing. Service from the staff is exactly what you would expect. Men (some women) in variations of tuxedos and morning suits with gold and red waistcoats, tails, and white gloves. No idle chit chat from them, rather all business. The reception I was attending was only cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, but the food was plentiful, fresh, and good. You never had to wait for anything or even move to get it yourself. They were right there at all times anticipating your every need. Cameras and cell phones are strictly prohibited so if you get invited in, don't think you are going to be able to wander around freely taking photos and posting them on Facebook. You will be watched and not every nook and cranny of the place is available once you do get inside. This also explains why you can never find any pictures of the inside anywhere on the Internet. Don't push it with trying to sneak a photo or wandering where you shouldn't be. Just enjoy it while you can. They don't make places like this anymore. It's like stepping back in time and a real treat so if you get the chance to attend an event, forget whatever else may be an option and just do it. Dress appropriately... your hoodie and sneakers ain't gonna fly with these people.

    This place is beautiful and the staff are very professional.the other night I was watching as one…read moreof there employees were attacked by 2 homeless guys after he left from work at this location.they had to take this man to the hospital and he was in very bad shape with a broken arm and his face was bleeding.I found his wallet with his ID in it and I gave it to the police officer that was investigating the situation.the police opened his wallet and gave me his first name.Jamie is his name I don't know his last name but I know he was a new employee at this place because he kept on saying he just started working there.. please keep your employees safe from these homeless people in San Francisco.

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    The Pacific-Union Club
    The Pacific-Union Club
    The Pacific-Union Club

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