Primeira classificação Vida Nocturna em São Francisco

There is often a line and a cover, but that usually means you're in for a great party. A varying crowd dances the night away on the huge floor with a second-level terrace looking down on the action, as well as a smaller upstairs dance floor. Tunes range from 1970s disco and 1980s funfare to 1990s hip-hop and Goth, depending on the theme of the night. All are welcome at DNA Lounge. Behind the bar, quiet rooms allow for a smaller party feel. Once a month they throw 'Bootie': a night of mash-ups and booze.

A gay bar of the classic variety, it caters to bikers, daddies, leather-clad folk and pretty much all and sundry. There is a lot going on here during the week with events such as lesbian night, charity benefits, contests, open mic nights, live performances and pot luck dinners. Theme nights are pretty interesting too, giving bikes, beards, and tattoos their special time in the spotlight. Although primarily a gay bar with a touch of leather and bondage, all are welcomed here with equal enthusiasm. Service is friendly and the drinks are great, so come on by for a taste of the vibrant SF nightlife.

Located in the SoMa locality of San Francisco, this wondrous brewery believes in quality more than quantity, which is why the roaster at Cellarmaker Brewing Co. is often limited. But let that not deter you from ordering up, because these brews are refreshingly flavorful and distinct in taste. Innovation and experiment lies at the very base of the functioning here. The brewing space also features a taproom which is open from Tuesdays through Sundays, wherein you can also bring along your own food, for noshing while sipping on your refreshing pint. Check the website for more details.

This popular biker bar is not the scene some biker bars can be. At the Long Star Saloon, you will find neither fashion police nor attitudes, just serious drinking and leather wearing. Check out the Sunday beer bust where you can drink all you want for a few dollars. It is a great place to hang out the rest of the week, too, with a vibrant leather scene on which to feast your eyes and bartenders.

Emperor Norton's Boozeland is a bar that is as quirky as its name. With its dimly lit interiors, a mural of the Emperor, an outdoor patio and friendly service, the bar is a pleasant place to grab a drink with friends or enjoy a match on one of their TVs. The bar offers a full range of alcohol, including some draft beers on tap, at amazingly reasonable prices that will delight both you and your wallet. With a jukebox, pool tables and a shuffle-board for entertainment, a visit to Emperor Norton's Boozeland promises to be one that is as fun-filled as its name suggests.

The Bloodhound is a popular cocktail bar in the SoMa district of San Francisco. The bar offers a selection of draft and bottled beers alongside a variety of unique cocktails that have been prepared using classic spirits and fresh ingredients. Although lacking the infused-spirits and syrups are found aplenty at newer trendy bars, the drinks served here are undeniably delicious and certainly pack a punch. The decor is stylish, yet minimalistic, with comfortable couches, a pool table and blackbirds panted on the ceiling. Bloodhound is lively and often crowded, especially during happy hour; the service, however, remains impeccable. Noisey, without being obnoxious, Bloodhound is a great place to unwind and grab a couple of drinks with friends.