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Thu / Feb 25
30s / 40s / Art Gallery / Artists / DJ
Party Earth Review With its Burberry-plaid and gold-plated AK-47 over the bar and a mirror-covered bomb standing in for a disco ball, Madrone Art Bar already eschews the typical club look. Add to this a jumbled hodgepodge of paintings, sculptures, and video displays, a few snaking wooden chandeliers, and wildly varied music, and it’s no wonder ... more
500 Divisadero Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
30s / 40s / ATM / Bar / Blues / Cash Only
Party Earth Review When longtime regulars visit Persian-themed Aub Zam Zam, they probably reminisce about former owner Bruno Mooshei, a man so famously cantankerous he’d toss a customer just for ordering a martini with vodka instead of gin. The rules have relaxed since Mooshei went off to that hand-woven carpet in the sky in 2000, but while ... more
1633 Haight Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
20s / 30s / 40s / 50s Music / Bebop
Party Earth Review Located just steps from the historic Haight-Ashbury intersection, Club Deluxe is a throwback to a time very different from the 1960s counterculture the Haight is best known for. Instead of political slogans and free love, this jazz and pizza joint is a hub for Kennedy-era pleasures like artisan cocktails and bebop ... more
1511 Haight Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
A haven for hippies and hipsters, locals or out-of-towners, lounges in The Haight are just as varied as the people who find themselves here. Be it a chilled and chic affair or a more alternative atmosphere, Haight lounges have a little something for everyone.
A buzzing locale throughout the day, this neighborhood earmarked for its counterculture roots becomes a vibrant, flourishing social scene at dusk. Groups of friends, daters and plain ol’ merrymakers take to the streets in search of a cool lounge to grab a cold one. Noted for its open-mindedness throughout the decades, this unpretentious neighborhood sees a range of partiers, with everyone from blue collars to ‘it’ girls making an appearance.
Divey and vibey, lounges like Club Deluxe attract the more alternative crowd of The Haight. Spawning a somewhat subterranean and sultry ambiance, this lounge oozes an early 1960’s air as the sound of clinking glasses and friends chattering intersperses live jazz. Grab a booth, order a drink and unwind in this awesome Haight lounge.
Madrone Art Bar is another lounge in The Haight, and although the crowd is similar, this joint attracts the more artsy folk of the Bay Area. An eclectic décor denotes this quirky joint, however go midweek if a curious concoction and chilled lounge vibe is sought after, as weekends can be pretty wild.