💃 Dance it out

Futuristic multi-level club with interactive LED dance floors.

SF's oldest comedy club where Robin Williams, Chappelle, and Ellen all cut their teeth.

A roomy North Beach mainstay booking the biggest names in national stand-up comedy.

A glamorous 1931 supper club dripping with red-velvet, old-Hollywood charm and full bar service.

Community-minded club hosting international DJs and underground acts.

A converted 1914 mortuary with soaring 40-foot ceilings turned beloved mid-size music venue and bar.

Drag nightclub with a proper proscenium stage and bold shows.

A Playland-at-the-Beach-style arcade bar on the former Coin-Op site, packed with games.

Legendary all-ages club with multiple stages, DJ sets, and drag.

Hawaiian-ish, Cal-ish, entirely its own thing. Beef tongue to start, a house Twinkie for dessert, a room that hums. Sit at the counter if you're solo.

A 1909 Scottish Rite hall with grand chandeliers and a sprung wooden floor for mid-size concerts.

Legendary after-hours club that keeps SF dancing into daylight.

Six pristine USBC-sanctioned lanes paired with elevated pub fare and premium cocktails.

Playful Filipino-American cooking and natural wine in a colorful Mission room.

Japanese-style shabu shabu, a top pick for the genre in SF

Art bar on Divisadero famous for Prince vs Michael Jackson dance nights. Eclectic, sweaty, joyful. Costume-optional.

A disco-leaning natural-wine bar that turns into a dance party. Great records, great pours, a crowd that came to move. Late and loose.