5 stars for the staff . The food was "OK",. It was a frozen…read moreheated up entree. Many if not most of these clubs/restaurants prepare these meals in advance and freeze. Just please reheat it properly !

I've been a member of the Metropolitan Club since 2018. I originally joined the club looking for a…read moreplace to work out and swim and loved the historic nature of the club and the building. I never expected to find a place where I'd build up my community of friends of all ages and backgrounds, giving me even more reason to head to the club to meet friends for dinner, drinks, or a fun event. Not only do I love the club, but my husband does as well! While this is Women's club, he enjoys attending dinners and events with me there. Plus, we've had the opportunity to utilize several reciprocal clubs across the world as we've traveled. I highly recommend the Metropolitan Club of San Francisco for membership.

Congrat's to an amazing peformance this evening…read more Summer Cabaret Show - 7.17.2026 Featuring Bay Area Performers: Colleen Quen Lawrence Wong Kathy Holly Tom Stafford Marilyn Cooney John Lum Paname - A Parisian Lounge Server and Bartender - Valentina, she was amazing helping the crowd almost all by herself. Vodka Soda - Extra Lime Vodka Cranberry Cheese Board The deco was simple and very clean. A stage setup area with bar and table seating too. Great place to host your next event and just visit.

A nightclub spot in the vibrant Broadway/Columbus corridor of San Francisco. Friendly bar staff and…read morecool elevated DJ setup at the back of the space with table service spaces along the left side. Parking is the one issue just like any venue in this part of the city. I was lucky to find street parking right around the corner. Wishing this venue the best as a new space that opened January 20 2025!

SHACK15 is part coworking space, part social club, and part event venue, located on the top floor…read moreof the Ferry Building with views of the Bay. The space is stylish, modern, with lounges, work-friendly areas, meeting rooms, phone booths, lockers, a café/bar, and plenty of room to connect with people. It's a community space for entrepreneurs, founders, investors, creatives, and changemakers. They host events, talks, cultural programming, and networking opportunities; you can meet interesting people, get work done, or attend a curated event there.

Love the view and always have fun events…read more Food and drinks are good. Staff is a bit posh where they don't smile much and really serious about the job. The interiors is beautiful with a view over the ferries and overlooking bay bridge. If you are looking for an upscale workspace or host an event- this is the spot for you.

Oooooohhhhh 7. Lucky…read moreNumber Slevin. Such a lovely place to go for some afters. You know when you're in that perfect place and you just don't want the party to stop? 7 Social got your name all over it. Actually, that's not true. You gotta get on the list, and I can't tell you how to do it, cuz you then it won't be a freaking secret! Gosh, silly! But on the real, I just happened to be in the right place at the right time and now I am perpetually on the list. Big Baller? Hell yeah. Lucky? 99.9% this. Anyway, always meet the best people here, so if you somehow manage to get in, you are in for a good time ;) The only thing I hate about this club is myself when I leave and the sun is starting to come up. Man...I'm gettin' too old for this s*** hahahahaha!

I was exploring the Financial District when I came across 7 Social...sure glad I did. It so…read morehappened that it was Happy Hour plus there was live music too. Okay, this right here is definitely the spot!! The vibe was very chill but yet intimate with some cool portraits of well-known music artists on the wall all around. Loooved the atmosphere! The staff were gems. They made me feel riiight at home. Loooved their personable customer service! What more can I say? Oooh yesss, my cocktail and appetizer were delisssh...the Purple Haze put me in a niiice daze while the mini charcuterie plate did the job. I'll be back the next time I'm in town. Just letting the Yelp Community know it's a must :-)

Another great show by James McMurtry and The Martial Law Review…read more McMurtry is the ultimate American Storyteller. His band also just happens to rock. Texas singer-songwriter BettySoo, frequently tours, performs, and shares stages as a collaborative partner and guest with James McMurtry. She is an incredible artist who tells personal and accessible stories through her music. If you plan to see a show at The Chapel, be sure to have dinner Curio which is connected to The Chapel. Service is excellent. The food is creative and reasonably priced. And if you eat at Curio, you will get early access to the show. Matt says plan to attend a show at The Chapel soon. It's one of the best venues in the City

LOVE this intimate venue. Have had the chance to perform AND attend shows here. Great sound,…read moregreat space, great location.

John A. Duggan (Owner of Original Joes North Beach):…read more "Always an incredible time at their events. Food, drink, and great service all accompanied by a stage for performances of various kinds. Great for company events."

I rarely leave reviews, but my experience here was so consistently unprofessional that I feel…read moreobligated to warn others. From the start, communication was evasive. When I asked for the rental fee, I was never given a straight answer, instead I was pressured to disclose how much I was charging my vendors. After finally agreeing to a fee and then it was suddenly doubled less than a week before my July 13 event. The excuse? That the downstairs space was being "opened for me," even though I never requested it. The owner also insisted I rewrite a press release to promote their "Broadway Revival" agenda, something that had nothing to do with my event. I ended up doing free promotion for their venue and agenda when they should have been paying me. Out of courtesy, I gave an additional $400, clearly stating in writing that it was only for two extra load-in hours on Saturday night and for Sunday's bartender. Once inside on Saturday to do load in with the vendors, I had to spend two hours cleaning just to make the space usable. I paid them, to clean their space. A total joke. When I arrived at 8 a.m. on July 13, after multiple confirmations with the GM Tom that he would personally be the point of contact, nobody was there to open the doors. Vendors and I were left standing outside, delaying setup for an event I had spent months preparing. Other major issues: -I was told there were plenty of 6ft tables for vendors. There were none. I had to buy my own and then fight for weeks to retrieve them. The GM dodged my requests, only returning them after I threatened to file a police report for theft over a month later. -The owner repeatedly told acquaintances they could vend without checking with me, forcing me to awkwardly deny people tables at my own event. -Minutes before opening, I was told the event had to be 21+ only. Families were turned away at the door, vendors lost sales, and community trust was damaged. -The bartender arrived late, overcharged guests, and pocketed the difference. -The sound system malfunctioned, undermining performances and leaving the space silent at times. Afterward, I still tried to resolve things professionally. I met with the GM, Tom Watson, and we agreed to host again on October 3rd, with promises that things would go smoother. He assured me multiple times it was confirmed, but kept dodging signing the contract. On August 18, he finally admitted he had double-booked and wanted me to move my date, even though he had booked the other promoter after me. After weeks of being strung along, I've had no choice but to cancel using their space because he text me on August 18 to tell me that he had double booked and now I'm left scrambling with the potential of canceling my event altogether. Losing time, money, and most of all trust with the community. An event that would have supported over 40 small local businesses, all because of this venue's lack of transparency and accountability. Booking a venue should be simple: clear terms, reliable communication, and mutual respect. None of that happened here. I cannot recommend this venue to any organizer or business owner looking for professionalism, unless you're looking to lose weight from stress. If you're an event planner, promoter, or any person who values professionalism, RUN. Avoid this new "crew" that is trying to revive the fab mab. They've affected my business, and they will do the same to yours.

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.

Gorgeous venue. I attended a friend's wedding here on a weekend. If you're attending or hosting an…read moreevent, I recommend researching where to park and have a back up parking lot in mind as well. The venue does not have a parking lot, and the closest parking lot was full. So definitely have a back up just in case Honestly, I knocked off a star because the receptionist yelled at us for walking towards the elevator as we were waiting in a line for it. Instead of telling us while we were waiting that only 4 people can go in at a time, she yells "ONLY 4 PEOPLE!" as you walk towards the elevator when it arrives. I suggest to print a sign that says 4 people at a time instead of obnoxiously yelling it

Went to listen to Ron Sfarzo and the Taylor St. Stop band. Great music, great cocktails and great…read morefood. I'd highly recommend the University Club events to others.