Bars in San Francisco in general

One of the most unique bars that I have ever been into had to be the Carribean Zone in the south of market (SOMA) area near downtown San Francisco. This bar is located on a small street called Natoma, off market. The bar lies in a desolate looking area, and you have to enter a corregated metal structure to get into the bar. It looks like you are in a not great area, but have faith! The bar istself can be very quiet on a weeknight, but is definately worth a visit. The interior is decked out like a rainforest, complete with exotic plants and even a waterfall. However, the one thing that you will not fail to notice is the 'crashed' plane behind the ...  Read the complete review

Located at 1040 Columbus Avenue, this Irish pub with its own Indian restaurant serves up an amazing night out and provides the perfect opportunity to satisfy a post-drinking appetite! With a fun, but laid-back atmosphere, you can shoot pool, drink pitchers and choose from hundreds of tunes on the famous internet-connected jukebox before you eat. Kennedy's curries are cheap and generously portioned and the bar serves over 100 different beers and wines. A haven for locals, from skateboarders to bikers, the bar is also extremely tourist friendly. So much so that my friend and I spent an entire day....and night in there. Like we did, you will leave ...  Read the complete review