Let's get back to Downtown SF and checkout some of the best lounges and bars around. This crawl features some awesome spots which include some well known places and some less known locations.
This crawl will cater to classy and fun drink locations all over downtown San Francisco. Each spot has built a successful reputation around their specialty cocktails and lively ambiances. This is a great opportunity to learn about some amazing drink locations and meet some new & awesome people.
Please note that this event has limited space!
The walk alone is roughly 2.5mi and should take approximately one hour. We're going to be visiting a total of 14 different locations. I'm planning on spending anywhere from 10-30 minutes in each location depending on if we're just checking it out or grabbing a drink. The schedule is tentative and can change based off what the group wants to see or do.
Anyone standing at the end is welcome to join us for dancing into the late hours of the night. We'll be heading over to a top nightclub to keep the party going (free entry of course).
It's important to note that most of these locations have specialty cocktails that range anywhere from $10-$14 a drink and aside from the initial special there will be minimal specials.
Dress Code: Please dress appropriately... While we will be walking a TON, the places we'll be visiting are classy and nice venues. Please wear comfortable and dressy attire. (don't forget to dress warm as it will get cold by the end of the walk!)
Parking: We're going to be ending the crawl (and I'm pretty sure we WILL be crawling by that point) right down the street from Unicorn. If you can find parking around Unicorn that'd be ideal but there are parking restrictions on the streets in that area. Please respect the signs and use ParkMe.com if you want to find surrounding parking options. Otherwise I'd recommend taking the BART or Muni (It's the Montgomery or Embarcadero stations).
About some of the bars:
Rickhouse: Rickhouse is a well known whiskey bar that features a dark and 'woody' environment! Their hand crafted cocktails are unique and enjoyed by people from all over the city.
"The objective at Rickhouse is to provide you, our guest, with a superior beverage experience. Whether you are interested in artisanal cocktails, fine spirits, local beers or boutique California wines, we strive to provide a precious and peculiar selection for your exploration and enjoyment."
Local Edition: "Beneath Market St., in the depths of the historical Hearst building lies the subterranean cocktail bar known as Local Edition. Inspired by the newspaper business of the 50’s and 60’s, you will find a sophisticated décor juxtaposed by vintage paper presses and clippings from the archives of San Francisco’s past."
The View: "Unwind with cocktails and small plates while enjoying a spectacular view of downtown San Francisco at our bar and restaurant near the Moscone Center on the 39th story of the San Francisco Marriott Marquis."
Swig: "Located just off Union Square in the heart of San Francisco, Swig is the City's quintessential modern classic bar. Its contemporary decor presents an inviting, vibrant space, complemented by a serious collection of the finest spirits and libations, perfectly served by a professional, energetic and knowledgeable crew. Great music is central to the Swig experience, making it quite the perfect place to blend in."
Bourbon & Branch: "Bourbon & Branch is a glimpse back on the 1920's and the era of Prohibition when the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverage was outlawed. You'll experience the ambiance of that time in an actual speakeasy that operated illegally at this location from 1921 to 1933."
620 Jones: "The perfect place to gather for a night of drinks, incredible food and great music under the stars… or even a blanket of fog while you bask in the glow of our heated terrace, Jones will keep you up all night and invite you back for the best Sunday brunch in San Francisco."
Tunnel Top Bar: This is a fun bar that is two stories and rather hidden along Bush St.
Tonga Room: "The Tonga Room has delighted guests with its tropical décor, decadent libations and Asian cuisine since 1945."
Bring your A-Game and I'll see you soon! (Some things still tentative to change)
-Arthur G. Bahr
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This crawl will cater to classy and fun drink locations all over downtown San Francisco. Each spot has built a successful reputation around their specialty cocktails and lively ambiances. This is a great opportunity to learn about some amazing drink locations and meet some new & awesome people.
Please note that this event has limited space!
The walk alone is roughly 2.5mi and should take approximately one hour. We're going to be visiting a total of 14 different locations. I'm planning on spending anywhere from 10-30 minutes in each location depending on if we're just checking it out or grabbing a drink. The schedule is tentative and can change based off what the group wants to see or do.
Anyone standing at the end is welcome to join us for dancing into the late hours of the night. We'll be heading over to a top nightclub to keep the party going (free entry of course).
It's important to note that most of these locations have specialty cocktails that range anywhere from $10-$14 a drink and aside from the initial special there will be minimal specials.
Dress Code: Please dress appropriately... While we will be walking a TON, the places we'll be visiting are classy and nice venues. Please wear comfortable and dressy attire. (don't forget to dress warm as it will get cold by the end of the walk!)
Parking: We're going to be ending the crawl (and I'm pretty sure we WILL be crawling by that point) right down the street from Unicorn. If you can find parking around Unicorn that'd be ideal but there are parking restrictions on the streets in that area. Please respect the signs and use ParkMe.com if you want to find surrounding parking options. Otherwise I'd recommend taking the BART or Muni (It's the Montgomery or Embarcadero stations).
About some of the bars:
Rickhouse: Rickhouse is a well known whiskey bar that features a dark and 'woody' environment! Their hand crafted cocktails are unique and enjoyed by people from all over the city.
"The objective at Rickhouse is to provide you, our guest, with a superior beverage experience. Whether you are interested in artisanal cocktails, fine spirits, local beers or boutique California wines, we strive to provide a precious and peculiar selection for your exploration and enjoyment."
Local Edition: "Beneath Market St., in the depths of the historical Hearst building lies the subterranean cocktail bar known as Local Edition. Inspired by the newspaper business of the 50’s and 60’s, you will find a sophisticated décor juxtaposed by vintage paper presses and clippings from the archives of San Francisco’s past."
The View: "Unwind with cocktails and small plates while enjoying a spectacular view of downtown San Francisco at our bar and restaurant near the Moscone Center on the 39th story of the San Francisco Marriott Marquis."
Swig: "Located just off Union Square in the heart of San Francisco, Swig is the City's quintessential modern classic bar. Its contemporary decor presents an inviting, vibrant space, complemented by a serious collection of the finest spirits and libations, perfectly served by a professional, energetic and knowledgeable crew. Great music is central to the Swig experience, making it quite the perfect place to blend in."
Bourbon & Branch: "Bourbon & Branch is a glimpse back on the 1920's and the era of Prohibition when the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverage was outlawed. You'll experience the ambiance of that time in an actual speakeasy that operated illegally at this location from 1921 to 1933."
620 Jones: "The perfect place to gather for a night of drinks, incredible food and great music under the stars… or even a blanket of fog while you bask in the glow of our heated terrace, Jones will keep you up all night and invite you back for the best Sunday brunch in San Francisco."
Tunnel Top Bar: This is a fun bar that is two stories and rather hidden along Bush St.
Tonga Room: "The Tonga Room has delighted guests with its tropical décor, decadent libations and Asian cuisine since 1945."
Bring your A-Game and I'll see you soon! (Some things still tentative to change)
-Arthur G. Bahr
Let's get back to Downtown SF and checkout some of the best lounges and bars around. This crawl features some awesome spots which include some well known places and some less known locations.
This crawl will cater to classy and fun drink locations all over downtown San Francisco. Each spot has built a successful reputation around their specialty cocktails and lively ambiances. This is a great opportunity to learn about some amazing drink locations and meet some new & awesome people.
Please note that this event has limited space!
The walk alone is roughly 2.5mi and should take approximately one hour. We're going to be visiting a total of 14 different locations. I'm planning on spending anywhere from 10-30 minutes in each location depending on if we're just checking it out or grabbing a drink. The schedule is tentative and can change based off what the group wants to see or do.
Anyone standing at the end is welcome to join us for dancing into the late hours of the night. We'll be heading over to a top nightclub to keep the party going (free entry of course).
It's important to note that most of these locations have specialty cocktails that range anywhere from $10-$14 a drink and aside from the initial special there will be minimal specials.
Dress Code: Please dress appropriately... While we will be walking a TON, the places we'll be visiting are classy and nice venues. Please wear comfortable and dressy attire. (don't forget to dress warm as it will get cold by the end of the walk!)
Parking: We're going to be ending the crawl (and I'm pretty sure we WILL be crawling by that point) right down the street from Unicorn. If you can find parking around Unicorn that'd be ideal but there are parking restrictions on the streets in that area. Please respect the signs and use ParkMe.com if you want to find surrounding parking options. Otherwise I'd recommend taking the BART or Muni (It's the Montgomery or Embarcadero stations).
About some of the bars:
Rickhouse: Rickhouse is a well known whiskey bar that features a dark and 'woody' environment! Their hand crafted cocktails are unique and enjoyed by people from all over the city.
"The objective at Rickhouse is to provide you, our guest, with a superior beverage experience. Whether you are interested in artisanal cocktails, fine spirits, local beers or boutique California wines, we strive to provide a precious and peculiar selection for your exploration and enjoyment."
Local Edition: "Beneath Market St., in the depths of the historical Hearst building lies the subterranean cocktail bar known as Local Edition. Inspired by the newspaper business of the 50’s and 60’s, you will find a sophisticated décor juxtaposed by vintage paper presses and clippings from the archives of San Francisco’s past."
The View: "Unwind with cocktails and small plates while enjoying a spectacular view of downtown San Francisco at our bar and restaurant near the Moscone Center on the 39th story of the San Francisco Marriott Marquis."
Swig: "Located just off Union Square in the heart of San Francisco, Swig is the City's quintessential modern classic bar. Its contemporary decor presents an inviting, vibrant space, complemented by a serious collection of the finest spirits and libations, perfectly served by a professional, energetic and knowledgeable crew. Great music is central to the Swig experience, making it quite the perfect place to blend in."
Bourbon & Branch: "Bourbon & Branch is a glimpse back on the 1920's and the era of Prohibition when the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverage was outlawed. You'll experience the ambiance of that time in an actual speakeasy that operated illegally at this location from 1921 to 1933."
620 Jones: "The perfect place to gather for a night of drinks, incredible food and great music under the stars… or even a blanket of fog while you bask in the glow of our heated terrace, Jones will keep you up all night and invite you back for the best Sunday brunch in San Francisco."
Tunnel Top Bar: This is a fun bar that is two stories and rather hidden along Bush St.
Tonga Room: "The Tonga Room has delighted guests with its tropical décor, decadent libations and Asian cuisine since 1945."
Bring your A-Game and I'll see you soon! (Some things still tentative to change)
-Arthur G. Bahr
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This crawl will cater to classy and fun drink locations all over downtown San Francisco. Each spot has built a successful reputation around their specialty cocktails and lively ambiances. This is a great opportunity to learn about some amazing drink locations and meet some new & awesome people.
Please note that this event has limited space!
The walk alone is roughly 2.5mi and should take approximately one hour. We're going to be visiting a total of 14 different locations. I'm planning on spending anywhere from 10-30 minutes in each location depending on if we're just checking it out or grabbing a drink. The schedule is tentative and can change based off what the group wants to see or do.
Anyone standing at the end is welcome to join us for dancing into the late hours of the night. We'll be heading over to a top nightclub to keep the party going (free entry of course).
It's important to note that most of these locations have specialty cocktails that range anywhere from $10-$14 a drink and aside from the initial special there will be minimal specials.
Dress Code: Please dress appropriately... While we will be walking a TON, the places we'll be visiting are classy and nice venues. Please wear comfortable and dressy attire. (don't forget to dress warm as it will get cold by the end of the walk!)
Parking: We're going to be ending the crawl (and I'm pretty sure we WILL be crawling by that point) right down the street from Unicorn. If you can find parking around Unicorn that'd be ideal but there are parking restrictions on the streets in that area. Please respect the signs and use ParkMe.com if you want to find surrounding parking options. Otherwise I'd recommend taking the BART or Muni (It's the Montgomery or Embarcadero stations).
About some of the bars:
Rickhouse: Rickhouse is a well known whiskey bar that features a dark and 'woody' environment! Their hand crafted cocktails are unique and enjoyed by people from all over the city.
"The objective at Rickhouse is to provide you, our guest, with a superior beverage experience. Whether you are interested in artisanal cocktails, fine spirits, local beers or boutique California wines, we strive to provide a precious and peculiar selection for your exploration and enjoyment."
Local Edition: "Beneath Market St., in the depths of the historical Hearst building lies the subterranean cocktail bar known as Local Edition. Inspired by the newspaper business of the 50’s and 60’s, you will find a sophisticated décor juxtaposed by vintage paper presses and clippings from the archives of San Francisco’s past."
The View: "Unwind with cocktails and small plates while enjoying a spectacular view of downtown San Francisco at our bar and restaurant near the Moscone Center on the 39th story of the San Francisco Marriott Marquis."
Swig: "Located just off Union Square in the heart of San Francisco, Swig is the City's quintessential modern classic bar. Its contemporary decor presents an inviting, vibrant space, complemented by a serious collection of the finest spirits and libations, perfectly served by a professional, energetic and knowledgeable crew. Great music is central to the Swig experience, making it quite the perfect place to blend in."
Bourbon & Branch: "Bourbon & Branch is a glimpse back on the 1920's and the era of Prohibition when the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverage was outlawed. You'll experience the ambiance of that time in an actual speakeasy that operated illegally at this location from 1921 to 1933."
620 Jones: "The perfect place to gather for a night of drinks, incredible food and great music under the stars… or even a blanket of fog while you bask in the glow of our heated terrace, Jones will keep you up all night and invite you back for the best Sunday brunch in San Francisco."
Tunnel Top Bar: This is a fun bar that is two stories and rather hidden along Bush St.
Tonga Room: "The Tonga Room has delighted guests with its tropical décor, decadent libations and Asian cuisine since 1945."
Bring your A-Game and I'll see you soon! (Some things still tentative to change)
-Arthur G. Bahr
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