Cocktail in hand, soak up the sun at this delightful rooftop offspring of the popular Lolinda. Sheer glass walls skirt the expansive space while a gazebo shields you against the unpredictable weather only to open when it gets bright and comfy. Little wooden tables and wicker chairs complete the minimalist look of the floor space. The vibrant bar dons bright green hues and serves a range of Latin-inspired cocktails, from classic margaritas and caipirinhas to their own signature concoctions. The food follows in the same vein as Lolinda downstairs with an emphasis on small plates and light bites. It seems the apple hasn’t fallen far from the tree after all. Enjoy food and drinks here in the city's Mission District with stunning views of the city.
The Sycamore is one of the most popular bars in the Mission District and is frequented by college students and after-work crowd. They have great happy hours starting from 4:00p to 7:00p and this is exactly when the place starts getting busy. As the evening progresses, you can see patrons enjoying their beers and delicious pub fare which includes American classics like burgers, waffle chicken, salads and more. On a bright and clear day, one should explore their lovely patio. The strange graffiti on the walls, gives the place an interesting look.
SOMA Eats, located on 2nd Street is a charming cafe and wine bar, established in December 2014. If you are craving for delicious comfort food, this is the perfect place for you. Loyal patrons swear by their Slow Roasted Lamb Sandwich, Salmon Nicoise Sandwich, New Greek Salad and Cheese Board. Save some space to savor their refreshing local coffees and sinful assorted pastries. Their alcohol menu boasts a wide collection of finest wines, fine spirits and over 200 beers including crafted beers and specialty beers. The cafe is attractively laid out with spacious seating arrangements and beautiful lighting fixtures.
Black Hammer Brewing is an eco-friendly brewery and bar that uses futuristic brewing techniques. It was started by Jim Furman, a chemical engineer by profession and a skilled brewer by passion. His partner K. Albert Jackey met with a lot of ridicule for American beer during his foreign trips, which inspired him to start this brewery as a suitable comeback. For its furniture, Black Hammer Brewing has used reclaimed redwood from the 19th Century and lumber sourced from sustainable Mexican forests. It also houses an art gallery to showcase the works of local artists. At the bar, sample brews such as Ekspört Kölsch, Jaded Raver, Squid Ink and Hammerschlagen Bock. The beers can often be paired with delicious items sold on food trucks at this venue. Parrots, dogs and children alike are welcomed, though only if they are accompanied by an adult.
Enjoy fresh seafood delicacies at Hi Dive, a local waterfront bar. Not only do patrons get to enjoy stunning views over San Francisco Bay, but the buzzing ambience also ensures that your worries slip away the moment you step in. Dig into Mexican delights like tacos, quesadillas or go for favorites like traditional Fish and Chips or Chicken Wings. The spicy Mexican flavors and the homestyle American meals can be complemented with classic cocktails like Moscow Mule or a Sazerac. The bar menu also has a number of white and red wines on offer. If you are looking for a laid-back space to spend the evening, bring some friends along and head to Hi Dive.
Opened in 2016, Laughing Monk Brewing has created a niche for itself with its artisan beers that is a mix of Californian and Belgian brewing techniques. The brainchild of Andrew Casteel and Aaron Hicks, both home brewers this craft brewery believes in brewing small batches of beer delights. Drop in their taproom to have a pint or a beer flight. With over 16 beers on tap, tipple on their varietals such as Holy Ghost (German Pilsner), Coffee 'N' Cream Ale, Evening Vespers (Belgian Dubbel) and Date With the Devil (Belgian Quad). Nosh on tasty bites and check out their brewing process.