Mission Bay/Dog Patch Bars

Located on the corner of Guerrero and 17th Street, the 500 is an oasis from the trendiness of Valencia Street. Locals mix with resident hipsters, weekend... More about 500 Club

Blondie's is one of the most diverse and popular bars in San Francisco, packing in up to 250 people on weekends. You will find an energetic and eclectic... More about Blondies' Bar and No Grill

Although Cama's got some standout signature drinks (try the Morpheus mojito for a kick in the pants), it's still undergoing a bit of an identity crisis... More about CAMA

Casanova Lounge is a neighborhood bar - from the music we play to the company we keep to the choice of spirits we serve. Casanova strives to keep the... More about Casanova Lounge

Se habla espanol? Or maybe you just love to dance to Latin beats. Either way, this is your place. In a crowded, lively atmosphere, DJs spin salsa and... More about Club Malibu

A cool, little, slightly run-down bar that local Missionites frequent. Kick-back and relaxed, Doc's Clock is a good place to stop for a drink. Happy... More about Doc's Clock

When former owner Paddy Nolan died, the Women's Building, in an infamous decision, decided not to renew the lease and to convert the space into a day-care... More about Dovre Club

ELIXIR (Formerly Jack's Elixir Bar), one of the oldest continually running Saloons in San Francisco, has been restored to its Victorian glory and is celebrating... More about Elixir

The Hush Hush welcomes all of good cheer who appreciate fine spirits, ostrich-skin booths, a fair game of pool, and great live music from local bands.... More about Hush Hush Lounge

Established circa 1940, the Jay 'n Bee club has seen many different changes during its half-century existence. Locals gather for a relaxed atmosphere... More about Jay 'n Bee Club

Kilowatt made its name when it used to feature alternative rock, college, grunge, and punk music. But nowadays it's just a dive bar that caters to locals.... More about Kilowatt

Great little bar scene for the Duboce Triangle / Upper Market area. At night the piano resonates with singing and music. The martini menu compels... More about Martuni's

"Bar" in red block letters, bluntly marks Mission Bar at 23rd and Mission St. This minimalism also pervades the interior where practically bare walls,... More about Mission Bar

A local bartender has remade this neighborhood lounge on the Mission/Bernal Heights cusp into a comfortable, eclectic hangout. At once low key and nighttime... More about Pete's Corner

Old-timers, lesbians and hipsters alike frequent this tiny locale. Weekends get crowded but during all in all, it's a great dive.

St. Mary's Pub is the funnest neighborhood bar in the Mission District. Sometimes overloooked, but never underestimated -- the drinks, atmosphere... More about St. Mary's Pub

FULL BAR, POOL TABLE, JUKEBOX

This is a super retro-chic lounge fashioned after a vintage attic. Not as crowded as some Mission hot spots, you can actually hold an audible conversation... More about The Attic